Photopia Summer Exhibition: ‘Living Light’
After relocating to Hastings Arts Forum (HAF) earlier this year, Photopia wanted to collaborate on a new summer exhibition. Curators Chris Coombes and Derek Cottrell talked to Jude Montague.
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Community event on Hastings’ housing crisis
Hastings Housing Alliance are holding a community housing get together about the housing crisis this Sunday (14 July). Gabriel Carlyle reports.
Enchantment at Fairlight Hall: Curtis Phill Hsu’s Gala Piano Performance
One of the most important events taking place here at Fairlight Hall is the International Piano Concerto Competition. That finished in March: this is the final activity of 2024, a concert given by the winner, this year Curtis Phill Hsu. Victoria Kingham reviews Hsu’s performance.
Climate campaigners scale County Hall roof to demand ESCC cuts ties with Big Oil
Activists scaled the roof of County Hall in Lewes on Tuesday 9 July to demand that the East Sussex Pension Fund stops investing in fossil fuels. Gabriel Carlyle reports.
Farce with attitude: Bowler Crab tames shrew
Victoria Kingham finds plenty to write home about in Bowler Crab theatre company’s production of Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew.
Kelsey Michael and the Cornish landscape
Singer songwriter Kelsey Michael brings song written in response to the Cornish landscape to The Pig on Friday 26 July supporting local artist Finnerty. She speaks to organiser and performer Jude Montague about her music.
Catch The Clash collaborator Tymon Dogg play live at The Electric Palace
Championed by The Clash’s Joe Strummer, grab a rare chance to see talented multi-instrumentalist singer songwriter Tymon Dogg live on 2 August in the intimate surroundings of the Electric Palace as part of its Summer Music Season 2024, says Annie Waite.
Putting Labour’s landslide into perspective
So, the expected Labour landslide happened and Sir Keir Starmer has entered the famous black door of 10 Downing Street as prime minister. The party’s massive majority however came on the back of a historically low vote share, while first-past-the-post also minimised the rewards for smaller parties’ millions of voters. Text by Chris Connelley, graphics by Russell Hall.
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