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Rachel Marsh, Writer and Gallery Assistant at DLWP, has written a poem in response to Tschabalala Self: Seated, which is on show at the…

“Bexhill residents are finally allowed to stay out late!” - BBC Radio Sussex Last night a group of people, led by Cllr Christine Bayliss,…

Record numbers of visitors explored hundreds of job vacancies and skills development opportunities at Bexhill Jobs & Apprenticeships Fair 2023. Vibrant community event  The…

Eastbourne Winter Garden and the De La Warr Pavilion are proud to announce a brand new partnership that  brings an ambitious live music programme…

Flatland Projects is proud to present The ground is kind, black butter, a solo exhibition by artist Djuna O’Neill (b. 1998, Ireland), from 1…

On Sunday May 21, the community of Bexhill and beyond came together in an act of restoration and  resistance to the vandalism of Tschabalala…

Notes on Vandalism Tschabalala Self, 21 May 2023 I am very disheartened that my sculpture Seated (2022) was targeted and attacked by vandals. Despite…

On Monday 15 May, Tschabalala Self’s public sculpture, Seated, was vandalised. The sculpture, which has been temporarily installed outside the De La Warr Pavilion,…

On the day that the Independent Musician society gave evidence to a Parliamentary Committee on misogyny in the music industry, the BBC reported that…

Rachel Marsh, Writer and Gallery Assistant at DLWP, has written three poems in response to Angelo Madsen Minax: A Crisis of Human Contact, which…