ART FOR YOUR OCEANS
Free entry
New works in seaweed ink
This summer, Art For Your Oceans, a landmark contemporary art exhibition at the intersection of art, science and marine ecology, opens at Hastings Contemporary.
The exhibition, which is free to visit, includes specially commissioned works by leading international artists, shining a light on the potential of seaweed as an invaluable tool in the fight against climate change, and as a new artistic medium.
All exhibited works have been created using OCEAN INK®, the world’s first sustainable and fully biodegradable water-based ink, made from regeneratively farmed seaweed by OCEANIUM in Scotland.
The exhibition includes work by Andrew Cranston, Laura Footes, Laura Ford, Anya Gallaccio, Antony Gormley, Nick Goss, Mona Hatoum, Beatriz Morales, Daisy Parris, Emma Stibbon, Emma Talbot, and Caragh Thuring.
Art For Your Oceans is part of the flagship initiative of Art For Your World, devised and curated by Artwise Curators for WWF-UK.
Image: Antony Gormley, WITHIN (FOR THE OCEANS), 2024, Seaweed ink on paper. Courtesy of the Artist, White Cube and WWF-UK.
