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Kate Gritton's paintings evolved over almost 2 years Constant layering and overpainting echo erosion and sedimentation that is the result of tidal flow, evoking memory and inviting renewal. Frances Bristow's metal scultures refect the present but they also adapt and change.Left out in all seasons, surfaces become pitted, change colour and rust. Flakes fall off and continue the journey into earth and so become one with the surroundings.
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Promenade 272 metres out to sea on rebuilt and revamped pier, which won a RIBA award for…
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A Theatre and Arts Centre in Hastings' Old Town. The theatre is open all year round and…
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A fabulous nature reserve with stunning coastal scenery situated within the High Weald…
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