Autumn, Currents, Sea, Film

The start of September was marked by a sudden shift in the temperature, gales on the coast and cool nights but the very popular Coastal Currents Arts Festival was launched with a packed house including event organisers, artists, councillors, the mayor and many others at the Hastings Town Hall.

Coastal Currents launch 2009, Hastings Town Hall

Coastal Currents launch 2009, Hastings Town Hall

There is a huge amount of arts activity and a focus on a visual arts projects including outdoor theatre, art trails, talks,  open studios featuring more than 100 artists and the Shot by the Sea Film Festival co-ordinated by Project Art Works. The Festival finishes on the 30 September.

Hastings Old town hosted their last ‘First Thursday’ event of 2009 on the 3 September with increasingly more  galleries and other venues extending their opening hours and the Weekend gallery opened with an exhibition of work by Anne Batty, Alastair Knights, ceramicist and Emiko Aida.

Anne Batty - The Weekend Gallery

Anne Batty - 'In hope we greet the stranger'

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Artwatchguide is an independently produced publication advertising Museums and Galleries in the borough of Hastings and St Leonards and the district of Rother. This area includes the towns of Rye, Battle and Bexhill. The guide is updated annually and distributed to outlets in the South East of England.

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