Hastings Contemporary
Hastings Contemporary will be closed Monday 26 September – Friday 7 October inclusive, during exhibition changeover. We will reopen on Saturday 8 October with three brand new exhibitions. To find out more and to see our autumn/winter events programme, please click on the link below to download our current brochure.
CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD OUR NEW AUTUMN/WINTER BROCHURE
OPENING HOURS
Wednesday – Sunday
11am – 5pm
(last entry 4.30pm)
Children visit FREE
up to four under-18s with any adult ticket or membership
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WE ARE RECRUITING
We are looking for
Welcome Assistant
Hastings Contemporary is seeking a proactive and positive part-time Welcome Assistant to join our vibrant front of house team.
Closing date: 9 October 2022
Please follow link in bio to download full job description.
@coastalculturetrail
@sussexmodern
#artsjobs #Hastings
Last day....
Big thanks to Lakwena and James Russell for such amazing exhibitions.
Have you visited? Make sure to tag us in your photos. We would love to see them.
@lakwena
@jamesrussell66
Image 1 @just_jassim
Image 2 Pete Jones
#hastingscontemporary #artonsea #seafaring #lakwena
Do you love what we do? Become a Hastings Contemporary member.
The support of our members helps us to connect, empower, and inspire people through art. As a Hastings Contemporary member, you’ll enjoy year-round access to an ambitious programme of exhibitions, events, and learning opportunities that celebrate the best of modern and contemporary art.
For more information please follow link in bio.
#hastingscontemporary #artonsea
Congratulations Neville!
Reposted from @projectartworks
Neville Jermyn, artist at Project Art Works, has been shortlisted for the @trinitybuoywharf Drawing Prize. One of 94 artists shortlisted, Neville's work will be part of an exhibition open to the public at Trinity Buoy Wharf from the 29 September - 16 October.
Neville's Sperm Whale was created during a residency at @_art_on_sea Hastings Contemporary in 2021 as we emerged from lockdown. It was later shown as part of our #TurnerPrize exhibition at @the_herbert_cov.
Image 1: Neville Jermyn, Sperm Whale, 2021
Image 2: Neville Jermyn, Ignition Residency, Hastings Contemporary 2021
Image 3: Sperm Whale, Project Art Works Turner Prize exhibition, Herbert Museum & Art Gallery, 2021 @garryjonesphotography
#NevilleJermyn #TrinityBuoyWharfDrawingPrize #ProjectArtWorks @gallery.untitled
#ThrowbackThursday to when Lakwena and @hastingsbutterflies visited the gallery just before the opening of the Jump exhibition.
Don't forget this is your last chance to visit this incredible exhibition before it closes this Sunday.
We are open 11am - 5pm.
@lakwena
@lhamiltonbrown
@hannahcollisson
@amberrosetheron
@dawnus
📷 @just_jassim
#1066country #lakwena #hastingscontemporary #basketball
LAST CHANCE TO SEE
This week it's your last chance to see Quentin Blake: Birthday Biro and Bic works.
We are open daily until Sunday 11am - 5pm.
It is also your last chance to see Lakwena Maciver: Jump and Seafaring exhibitions before they close this Sunday 25 September.
@quentinblakehq
#hastingscontemporary
#artonsea
#Hastings
Last chance to book for our Portrait of the Stade – Photography Masterclass with John Cole this Friday and Saturday.
During this bespoke two part photography workshop, participants will take a number of photos of The Stade that create an overall portrait: the fishing boats, fishermen working, closeups of boats, nets and more.
For more information and to book go to EVENTS page on our website via link in bio.
📷 @jcolefineartphotos
#hastings #photography
LAST CHANCE TO SEE the Seafaring exhibition curated by @jamesrussell66 , before it closes on Sunday 25 September.
Seafaring brings together more than fifty works from 1820 to the present day, exploring the drama, beauty and strangeness of life at sea.
@coastalculturetrail
📷 Pete Jones
#hastingscontemporary #Seafaring #Hastings #1066Country
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