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PAW Christmas Market
Project Art Works will be setting up a pop up shop at the Observer Building Christmas Market in Hastings on Saturday 7th December. We will be selling original pieces of art works, prints and […]
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Changing Place Toilet Funded
Project Art Works has been awarded the Hastings Skills Capital Fund. We have received over £70,000 for a lift and Changing Place facilities to be installed in the newly built […]
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The Stimming Pool
The Stimming Pool, directed by The Neurocultures Collective (a collective of neurodiverse directors; Sam Chown Ahern, Georgia Bradburn, Benjamin Brown, Robin Elliott-Knowles, Lucy) and Steven Eastwood, has been selected by […]
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I Hear You, Mikhail Karikis
A film featuring five artists from Project Art Works and those closest to them is currently being screened as part of The Whole World in our Hands in Toronto, Canada. […]
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Make Studio Exhibition
Five of Project Art Works artists have had work selected for an online exhibition, Cordially Invited, curated by Make Studio. Make Studio is a supported studio based in Baltimore and […]
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Hello Halo by Ruby Colley
‘Hello Halo’ is a new work composed by Ruby Colley for Exaudi Ensemble. The composition has been devised with her brother, Paul Colley, who is non-speaking & is an artist […]
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Art Breaks October
Join Project Art Works for our Art Breaks this October half term. Art Breaks focusses on children and young people with complex needs, alongside their parents, carers and siblings. These […]
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Arches Development
The contractors Hawes are on site at Project Art Works and the development of the Arches is under way. The works will greatly improve the Arches, resurface the front yard […]
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Michelle & Sid Writing
For the exhibition Kaleidoscopic Realms at Nottingham Castle we were asked to commission two writers to comment on the practice and work of Michelle Roberts and Siddharth Gadiyar. The writing […]
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KIN screening in Hastings
KIN, directed by Tim Corrigan and Esther Springett, will be screened at Electric Palace Cinema in Hastings on Sunday 22nd September. About KIN Growing up Mell wished her autistic brother […]
