Photohastings offers summer collective show

In a show curated by Chris Coombes and Clare Hocter, Photohastings has seized the opportunity within the current relaxation of Covid restrictions to collaborate in a summer-show format.
San Francisco 1989 (Grayscale) copyright Rod MorrisSan Francisco 1989 (Grayscale) copyright Rod Morris
San Francisco 1989 (Grayscale) copyright Rod Morris

In a collective event at the Stade Hall, Hastings, members' work can be experienced in a physical space.

Clare explains: “The exhibition demonstrates an exciting and dynamically diverse selection of photographic images from within the group. The work on show includes photographs of the land that question our place in the environment and our influence upon it. Caoimhe McDonnell’s Slip references nature’s resilience in rebirth, whilst Jeremy Llewellyn-Jones’ Shipwrecked represents its lack of regard for our concerns. The human form features in some images as an interrogative and in others as an affirmation. San Francisco 1989 by Rod Morris leaves us guessing whereas Ian O’Leary’s Saint Leonard’s Festival defines delight in the joy of creativity in the ‘present-moment’ of his image.

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