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Carry your keys the conscious way, keeping them accessible and safe at all times.

These unusual cork keyrings are tactile, practical, waterproof and made from a sustainable, natural, renewable material. 

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Happy First Birthday @boatyardhastings
We miss you ❤
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We are 1! Boatyard celebrated its first birthday this weekend, marking a whole whirlwind of a year since we swung our doors open here at @_art_on_sea #hastingscontemporary.

We may only have been physically open for around half of that year, but we’ve had an absolute blast.

Thank you so much to all our staff, customers, suppliers and everyone at the gallery for all your support - we can’t wait to see you back for more seafood, small plates and natural wine as soon as we can.

#hastings #hastingsoldtown #seafood #hastingsfish #lobster #surfnturf #naturalwine #1066country #naturalwinelover

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Did you get a chance to visit @lakwena Homeplace exhibtion?

Lakwena Maciver, one of the UK’s most exciting contemporary black artists, creates painted prayers and meditations, which respond to and re-appropriate elements of popular culture. Central to her practice are words, used both as images and as anchors of meaning.

Lakwena’s most recent body of work, exhibited for the first time at Hastings Contemporary, focuses on the interplay between her practices as both artist and mother of two young sons.

Responding to feminist author bell hooks’ essay Homeplace (a site of resistance), and in the tradition of African women across the diaspora, Lakwena has been painting the walls of her home to create a space of affirmation, empowerment and resistance upon ...

#lookingback Victor Pasmore: Line & Space 29 April - 31 October 2020

Victor Pasmore (1908-1998) was one of the greatest British artists of his generation. His pioneering development of abstract art is considered to be one of the most significant achievements in 20th century British art.

This retrospective provided a unique chance to take stock of a major figure in the international abstract movement, and included never-before-seen work made close to Pasmore’s death in 1998.
His incredibly versatile output was described by former Tate Director Alan Bowness as ‘a succession of metamorphoses that have at various times dismayed, astonished and delighted his admirers … surely one of the outstanding and most original contributions that anyone has made to the art ...