Telling Stories

www.tellingstories.info It's where we're at We've got all our brilliant free workshops on there, plus our Gallery Talk led by photographer and lecturer Grace Lau which is a key project for Brighton Photo Fringe 2012. And, we're using the website to announce the artists taking part in telling stories: hastings. Making up the distinguished line-up are: Xaverine Bates, Alexander Brattell, Helen Brooker, Samantha Cawson, Helder Clara, Mark Dumbrell, Roy Eastland,  Martin Everett, Tracy Jones who recreated our masterpiece website, Cathryn Kemp, Grace Lau, Franny Swann, Lucinda Wells, Patricia Wilson Smith and guest artist Tina Hill. telling stories: hastings is supported by Arts Council England, and is a key project of visual arts festival Coastal Currents 2012 and Brighton Photo Fringe 2012. Opening night: 21 September, 2012, 6-8pm with performances by Hastings Urban Bikes and Yumino Seki Mayor of Hastings, Cllr Alan Roberts, will officially open the show  Hastings Museum & Gallery, Bohemia Road, Hastings, TN34 1ET             Image: Cathryn Kemp, Reliquiae 2012; photo credit A.Brattell

Hastings Urban Bikes At Museum The legendary HUB crew will be performing their Pier To Eternity procession to Hastings Museum & Art Gallery on our opening night, 21 September 2012. In the weeks before the preview night, we will be working with young people to create sonic stories 'Cycle Babble' to play as sound pieces from new speakers installed on the bikes. The performing posse should arrive around 6pm at the museum. For more information, see our fantastic new website or HUB's website.

The Big Draw Jerwood Drawing Prize artist Roy Eastland, from Margate, will run a Life Drawing Workshop at Hastings Museum & Art Gallery as part of The Big Draw and telling stories: hastings. Life drawing techniques will be explored through a series of dramatic poses. The workshop runs on Saturday, 27 October, 2012, 1.30pm to 3.30pm cost £15 which includes tea & coffee.To book call: 01424 451052 or email museum@hastings.gov.uk or go to the museum website.

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