Tag archives for photography
HYP: Alice Denny
Throughout my life, naturally, I have seen my beloved town change. However, I have never felt change taking place at such a rapid rate as it has done in the…
HYP: Nour El-Din
I’m Nour El-Din, I’m 28 years old. I have four brothers and one sister. My parents are good and benevolent people who sacrificed a lot for our comfort and did…
HYP: Michael Amos
Dungeness is, without a doubt, one of Britain’s most extraordinary places; with its vast shingle peninsula, abandoned structures, two lighthouses and a nuclear power station, it has much to offer…
HYP: Joe Charrington
Stemming from a interest in the local East Sussex lore, Beneath Mercia, a photographical body of work by photographer Joe Charrington, searches for traces of the past, forever etched in…
No place like home
BY GARETH STEVENS Emily Allchurch’s upcoming show, ‘Closer to Home’, is a tenderly crafted love letter to the East Sussex countryside and the antecedent artists who have shared her preoccupation…
Staying Focussed on the Image Trail
By Helen Murphy and Nick Pelling The prospects for young working-class people growing up in Hastings are often thought to be rather limited. But there are those who seem to…
The HIP/Magnum Multimedia Storytelling Programme
Features Editor Ben Bruges asks HIP readers to help us run a free multimedia journalism training programme for 18- to 30-year-olds, from backgrounds that are under-represented in journalism. Hastings’ young…
Playing in the Potholes of Your Mind
By Helen Murphy and Nick Pelling The sheer number of potholes in the road fabric of this town is, let’s face it, bloody annoying. In this town you can basically go…
Expectation Images
Kent Barker says JJ Waller’s latest collection ably demonstrates his fascination, respect and affection for our town. Henri Cartier-Bresson is considered by many to be the photographer’s photographer. His candid,…
Underground Diarist
By Helen Drake If you have not paid a visit to Hastings Museum & Art Gallery recently, or if you have never been, you really should go. Apart from an…
14 Months of Solitude
Gareth Stevens previews an upcoming group show by four Hastings based photographers at Electro Studios Project Space. Many local artists from across the range of creative endeavours have alchemically developed…
Gaining Ground
Women Claiming Space Photographic Exhibition at the Hastings Arts Forum. The forthcoming photography exhibition at the Hastings Arts Forum promises to be an intriguing affair. The gallery will be displaying…
New Bohemians
Currently showing at the Hastings Arts forum is an exhibition running under the title New Bohemians. Photographer/Curator Ian O’Leary explains the thinking behind it. I’ve put together this exhibition that…
Photohastings Season of Photography 2019
Press Release provided by Photohastings. The Photohastings Season of Photography for this year is well underway. Two of the critically acclaimed ‘Photology’ photography talks at Printworks in Claremont, Hastings have…
Passing of the Light
A quintet of Zoom Artists will meet in an eclectic exhibition that goes well off the beaten tracks. Including photography, fused glass, embroidery, calligraphy and digital imagery, a good selection…
Malcolm Glover: INDIA
Thursday 29 August–Monday 30 SeptemberA Wave of Dreams Arts Lab, free admissionPreview By Judy Parkinson Last year Malcolm Glover brought us portraits from St Leonard’s. This year he has gone…
ARTS DIARY
Terry Seabrook’s MILESTONES Play Kind of Blue KoBIn 1959 Miles Davis and his sidemen (Bill Evans, John Coltrane, Cannonball Adderley, Jimmy Cobb and Paul Chambers) made musical history when they recorded…
Photography Graduates Exhibit Work
Graduates in BA (Hons) Visual Communication - Photography held an exhibition of their work at East Sussex College, Hastings last Friday (June 14th). Chris Coombes ; L to R: Lucy Shaw,…
Environmental News
Wild Hastings photography exhibition A free and accessible exhibition at Hastings Rail Station until 31 January 2019. Hastings’ urban areas are interspersed with and surrounded by many wild and green…
Idling in India
Miranda Innes responds to a new book of photographs photographs taken by Annie Owen Annie Owen has a hunter’s vision and skill, tracking and capturing singular, extraordinary moments. She doesn’t…
Final Year HND Exhibition
Photography students exhibited their work at Sussex Coast College, Friday (June 15th) Review by Chris Coombes The Hydrangea, a Domestic Odyssey by Mary Wilkinson The work is inspired by the earliest…
TRANSCENDENTAL TRANQUILITY : DIRK ROSEPORT at GRAZE GALLERY interviewed by Sarah J Lloyd
Transcendental Tranquility by Dirk Roseport SJL: Dirk, can I ask you to say something first about whats important to you as an artist, and what you'd like people to know…