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Coastal Currents Arts Festival 2023
The organisers write: 2023 Coastal Currents is upon us and this year we have done it entirely without Arts Council funding! First, then, thanks must go out to our biggest…
Enfolded by Nature
Gareth Stevens engages with Stephanie Fawbert’s new exhibition Being in the natural world and forging a relationship with it, is vital for wellbeing and, for Stephanie Fawbert, it is the…
Site number: 102222
By Gareth Stevens Kenton Lowe, the director of blackShed Gallery is always keen to swerve from the script. He always does things a little differently. Site number: 102222 is an…
Shadows from the Durbar Hall
Gareth Stevens previews an exhibition of works by Monika Veriopoulos at the blackShed Gallery, Robertsbridge - 12 February - 5 March. Monika Veriopoulos was born in Athens in ; She…
Rest, Observe and Listen
By Gareth Stevens Many would forgive Nancy Odufona for politely declining the opportunity to prepare a one person show at BlackShed Gallery. After a tough academic year, she recently landed…
What you see is what you see
Gareth Stevens reviews the work of photographer Chris Daly. Our daily exposure to thousands of TV and internet images has led to the notion of ‘truth’ becoming a “function of…
Hastings Open 2020
Hastings Museum and Art Gallery (HMAG) is back celebrating some of the South East’s best artistic talent, alongside national and international work, in the inaugural Hastings Open. The exhibition will…
Arts Diary In The Time Of COVID-19
BFI Player and funding for the Screen Sector On 24th March BFI announced a new partnership with The Film and TV Charity to create a new COVID-19 Film and TV…
Moon and Sea
By Gareth Stevens All paintings go beyond words. If what is communicated through painting could be better expressed through language then it would be. In her upcoming exhibition at BlackShed…
Schneider’s Awkward Objects
Gareth Stevens reviews an exhibition of sculptures at The BlackShed Gallery Schneider’s work sets a heady spirallic mix of intertwining themes against a more quiet calm air of completion and…
He Said, She Said
By Gareth Stevens Many artists stand back from the subject that fascinates them to view it in its entirety and to best record what they see and feel from a…
Painting a Different Story
By Gareth Stevens When the Lord was dishing out one-pointedness she missed a few of us and gave the motherload to Siobhan Stanley. Amongst other things in her time, she…
‘Shrouds’ by Robert Sample
Reviewed by Gareth Stevens Robert is a gentle and humble man with a pronounced sense of fun. However this belies the fact that his work is both profound and challenging.…
Danny Pockets and Shuby at the St Leonards
Celebrated artists Danny Pockets and Shuby have worked together at the Artist Led Collective Compendium Studios in St Leonards for six years. A new exhibition at The St Leonards on…
Rebecca E Marshall – Fever of the Light
S J Lloyd Rebecca Marshall’s new installation at blackShed gallery is a thoughtfully layered piece that situates us between three simultaneous screens. One frames a hermit living alone deep in…
Burning Bright: Gibson-Cowan’s Fearful Symmetry at the blackShed Gallery by Julia Mortimer
Ben Gibson-Cowan’s stunning photographic exhibition not only reveals to us a world of symmetry, but also allows us to see how it changes when our physical surroundings are viewed from…
Long Live Danny Pockets by Thomas Bartlett
House of Pies by Danny Pockets Artist Danny Pockets’ latest exhibition at the blackShed gallery comes in the midst of a hard -fought battle with pancreatic cancer. Thomas Bartlett, fellow…