Tag Archives: Bexhill
SHORTLIST for Platform Graduate Award 2014 announced
Tags: arts graduate, aspex, Bexhill, CVAN South East, De la Warr Pavilion, Holger Kilumets, Izabela Brudkiewicz, Margate, Milton Keynes, MK Gallery, Modern Art Oxford, Oxford, Platform Graduate Award 2014, Portsmouth, professional practice, Rachel Minott, Samuel Lloyd, Sophie Dixon, South East, Turner Contemporary, visal arts award
The shortlist for the Platform Graduate Award 2014 is announced today. One recent arts graduate from each of the five participating galleries in the South East region has been put forward to be considered for the award. This year a total of 31 artists were selected from 16 participating universities and colleges. The overall Continue Reading »
Brighton Photo Biennial 2014 launches with shows at Fabrica and De La Warr Pavilion
Tags: Bexhill, Brighton, Contemporary Visual Arts Network (, CVAN South East, Elizabeth Edwards, Hannah Starkey, Hastings, installation, Magnum, Nick Galvin, Photography, Photoworks, REEF, reportage, Simon Faithfull, sinking ship, street photography, Uriel Orlow, Visual Arts South East, Wreck to Reef
Copyright Simon Faithfull, 2014 The Brighton Photo Biennial 2014 launches today and runs until 2 November in and around Brighton with shows also taking place in Hove, Lewes, Hastings and Bexhill. Brighton Photo Biennial is the UK’s leading curated photography festival and promotes new thinking around photography through a commissioned programme of events Continue Reading »
First Platform Graduate Award 2014 show opens at De La Warr Pavilion
Tags: art commodities, Art Fare: The Shop, Bexhill, Caleb Madden, David Rhodes, De la Warr Pavilion, endurance art, graduate show, installation, Izabela Brudkiewicz, performance, Platform Graduate Award, South East UK, Visual Arts South East
The first of five Platform Graduate Award shows, Art Fare: The Shop, opened last week (6 September) at the De La Warr Pavilion (DLWP) in Bexhill and runs until 21 September. Art Fare: The Shop is one of two art works selected for DLWP’s longlist and is a collaborative work produced by a group of Continue Reading »
Platform Graduate Award winner 2012 Joella Wheatley’s first solo show opens at Aspex Gallery
Tags: Amanda King, aspex gallery, Bexhill, CVAN South East, De la Warr Pavilion, emerging artist, Forgotten Lines, I Cheer A Dead Man’s Sweetheart, Joella Wheatley, Jonathan Parsons, painting, Platform Graduate Award, Portsmouth, Visual Arts, winner
Joella Wheatley, Between Two Modes, 35cm diameter, Oil, acrylic and pen on canvas on board, 2014 Joella Wheatley was the first winner of the Platform Graduate Award in 2012. Her solo show will open at Aspex Gallery, Portsmouth tonight (6 June) entitled Forgotten Lines and marks a return to the venue where she first showed Continue Reading »
KEEP LEARNING: If you’re still at school, where’s the visual arts sector?
Tags: Arts Council England, Artsmark, Artswork South East Bridge, Bexhill, Blast Theory, Brighton, Chichester, Creative Cafe, Culture Shift, De la Warr Pavilion, Hartsdown Academy, Lighthouse, Margate, Oliver Sumner, Pallant House Gallery, Photoworks, RADAR, Stour Valley Arts, Turner Contemporary
Oliver Sumner reports on the state of the visual arts offer in education for young people living in the South East and finds that despite a tough financial climate a number of arts organisations have developed initiatives and strong new partnerships with local secondary schools. By the educational standards of the 1970s and 80s, Continue Reading »
Public View: The Room and Everything in it at Cafe Gallery London / Project Art Works
Tags: art collaboration, Bexhill, CGP London, community art, David Marriot, De la Warr Pavilion, Fred Mazzio, Liverpool, Milton Keynes, MK Gallery, Project Art Works, Tuesday Group
For this month’s exhibition Public View and Photo Stroll, Frame and Reference visited Project Art Works‘ group show The Room and Everything in it at Dilston Grove, CGP London (14 Nov – 1 Dec 2013) just before it closed. The show is dedicated to the memory of two of the participants of the Tuesday Studios Continue Reading »
Meditations on Mark Leckey’s The Universal Addressability of Dumb Things
Tags: alchemy, Bexhill, De la Warr Pavilion, Hastings Online Times, Mark Leckey, Reality Street, Richard Makin, Saint Leonards, Southbank Centre, The Universal Addressability of Dumb Things
In keeping with the spirit of the Mark Leckey curated exhibition at the De La Warr Pavilion, St Leonard’s-based experimental writer, poet and artist Richard Makin unravels histories buried in the remnants – artworks, relics, ancient and contemporary artifacts – of material culture. In the midst of fresh ruins offers vignettes, fragments, and meditations on Continue Reading »
Coastal Culture Trail 8-9 June / Jerwood Gallery, De La Warr Pavilion and Towner
Tags: art tours, Bexhill, Coastal Culture Trail, De la Warr Pavilion, Eastbourne, fanzine workshop, Hastings, Jerwood Gallery, Towner
De La Warr Pavilion Are you stuck for something to do this weekend? Fancy looking at some art, having a bite to eat and taking a stroll? The De La Warr Pavilion, Jerwood Gallery and Towner art galleries have just the ticket. The three award-winning galleries share a stunning 20-mile stretch of East Sussex Continue Reading »
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