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For Better or For Worse
Be sure to visit the current show of photographs by the renowned artist Jane Hilton at Solaris Gallery in Norman Road, St Leonards. Gareth Stevens pays a visit and talks…
Mew Welch: Pot star
By Gareth Stevens Many of our best loved music icons came to us via Art schools, but it is less usual that successful musicians find fresh passion for the visual…
Cosily Creative Two-wheel Studio
Gareth Stevens visits The Mudworks in a repurposed St Leonards’ Garage When well-known Hastings singer Chantelle Duncan first met Graphic designer Isabella Campi at an out-of-town Winter Fair in December…
Zoo Motel
By Gareth Stevens At a time when lockdown has had a catastrophic effect on art forms that are normally experienced in public spaces, there has been a rush to make…
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…
Victor Pasmore: Line & Space
By Gareth Stevens I am an atheist, but still cherish visiting temples and churches and the feeling of contemplation that descends on me when I enter old religious spaces. Similarly,…
Hastings Live Music… an introspective
Is it as vibrant and as creative as we think it is? Gareth Stevens and Mike Willis assemble a small group of musicians and promoters to discuss this and other…
Fishing For A New Future
Gareth Stevens investigates the state of the Hastings & Rye fishing fleet Once you set aside the obvious historical battle that is at the heart of our town’s outward identity,…
Virtual Spaces at the blackShed: Chris Milton
By Gareth Stevens It would take more than a pandemic to stifle or deter the ongoing creativity of artists and galleries. The blackShed Gallery is continuing to promote the work…
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…
Remi is the Vibes Man
Gareth Stevens interviews the indefatigable music promoter and community ; Many of you will already be acquainted with the perpetual smile and warm heart of Remi Vibesman. You may have…
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…