Norman Road

Archive for the ‘Art’ Category

Continuing in it’s path to become just Better than anywhere else (ever), Norman Road proudly welcomes the Lucy Bell Fine Art Photographic Gallery. Lucy used to have the IPG in Battle, one of the finest art Photography galleries outside of  The Smoke, and has fab shows by internationally renowned photographic artists, as well as being a founder of the Terry O’Neill Award.

The opening show, fittingly called “Ocean” is an extraordinarily  beautiful collection by Linda Leiberman. It starts on 17th Feb 2010 at 43 Norman Road, St Leonards on Sea.

Norm has a new little sister site: Hastingscreative.co.uk.

A small, but elegant site to list the deep well of talent in Norman Road, St Leonards, Hastings and the odd bits of Sussex close by.

Sooo, if you want to find a creative in the Talentosphere down here, look on hastingscreative.co.uk,
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If you want a listing, they’re free, (it’s all free), just add your details on the add details page.

OK, brotherly love thing for sister site over now.

Norman Road has a new art gallery of Russian Art. We think. Whatever, it is splendidly smart and gallery-ish.

More details to follow.

Art production is up again, comrades.

We might have been away, most likely on the beach rather than torpid Tuscany, or Erstwhile Exotica, but we are still busy bees on Norman Road.

Two large gallery type places are being brought to life, one in part of Bookers, by Russell, who specializes in Russian paintings, and the other, on the big corner building, a community gallery, mooted, planned and shoved forward by Ed of Love Studios.

watch this space..

And, thankfully art is here: at McCarrons this coming weekend is another open studio where Selina di Girolamo is showing her work, along with drawings by Jane Marriner.

And in McCarron’s itself Chris Steele has a fab exhibition of his local watercolours, which only opened a day or so ago, and there are some left..

(and in case you missed the opening night, hmmm, the most cupcaketastic tiny, but perfectly formed, and totally delish cupcakes were from Bush Baby Bakes.)