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@wolfandwilding and friends Drawing Residency@landing_esps_ 29 July – 10 August Over the two weeks I’ll be working on ideas and concepts that I developed during my year with the @royaldrawingschool. At Electro Studios I will have the length of the upstairs gallery wall to work on, so expect large scale drawings in charcoal and ink… Continue reading wolfandwilding

‘Extraordinary Odyssey’ invites us to step into the liminal space of hybridity—where boundaries blur and materials and processes meet. Here hybridity is a space of becoming, where elements of mixed origin transform into something new. It can be a fluid, shape shifting space, where the familiar and the unfamiliar merge, creating a space of in… Continue reading Extraordinary Odyssey

A group exhibition exploring transitional spaces Four artists living by the sea respond to the idea of the edgeland—a space between states, where land meets water, solid turns to liquid, and the natural merges with the manmade. Anchored by the horizon line, a constant yet shifting boundary, the works reflect on transformation, impermanence, and the… Continue reading Separating Circle

SEED – TIMES Seed-Times is a project inspired by the stories of people, places and plants – by those who travelled and explored and those who have taken root in Hastings for safety and asylum. SAFE HAVENS image @caner_mutu Showcasing during #RefugeeWeek, Safe Havens is a wonderful example of how Community is a Superpower! Cultivating… Continue reading Seed Times/Safe Havens

New paintings by Adrienne Hunter and Nick Snelling. Flooded fields, wild weather and unsettling dream worlds. Landscapes both Quiet and Unquiet. @adrienneannehunter@nicksnellingart Opening night Friday 6 June, 6 – 9pm Exhibition continues Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 June, 12 – 4pm Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 June, 12 – 4pm

Oddities and Goddities, Iron Age Arseholes, Stick Culture of the Long Men, Kings and Trumpets, Loser Snakes, Horse Emblems of the Bronze Age, Women Cutting their Hair to Reveal Brain Disorders, Hordes and Hoards, Uncivil War, Moon Crash in the Flint Mines, Linguistic Substrates, Courtly Codes, Elon Musk’s Downs Timeshare, Broken Gods, Sexy Trees, Woven… Continue reading Sex and Success in Sussex

Daniel Hartlaub returns from Frankfurt to Electro Studios for a second exhibition of drawings, films and music. His current show focuses in part on his uncle, Felix. a historian and draughtsman, who disappeared having boarded a train in Berlin, three days before the end of World War Two. Daniel’s current work explores themes of memory… Continue reading Lights, All Awry In The Sky

Exchange is a group of individuals who are passionate about improvisation in any form. The event is borne of a desire to see a synthesis between flat-medium artistic practices and music. Artists are encouraged to respond to one another in a conversation unbounded by expectation. Taking up residence in East Sussex at Electro Studios Project… Continue reading Exchange

Disobedient Objects brings together twelve artists whose works negate the original value of the objects presented. Curated by Bethany Parkinson Participating artists: Felicity Allen @doctrflick Ralph Ball and Maxine Naylor  www.studioball.co.uk Colin Booth  @colin_booth_ Sophie Cunningham @sophie__cunningham Jen Feroze @jackdaweditorial Christos Hatjoullis  @outerground Dolly Kershaw @dollykershaw Bart Long @bartlong Campbell McConnell @campbellmcconnell_ Bethany Parkinson @bethany_parkinsonJames… Continue reading Disobedient Objects

NO MOVEMENT IS TOO SMALL by Claudia Kappenberg and Nicole Zaaroura An installation which facilitates the movement of memory. After collaborating for a first time at Electro Studios Project Space in 2022, Nicole Zaaroura and Claudia Kappenberg have continued to work together and return to the space to show new work. Join us on Saturday… Continue reading No Movement Is Too Small