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Oh, I do like to be beside the seaside Turner Contemporary’s fi rst-ever photography exhibition, Seaside:
Photographed (25th May-8th September), examines the relationship between photographers, photography and the British seaside from the 1850s to the present day. The wide range of subjects includes the anarchy of the 1970 Isle of White Festival, the 1990 rave scene in Brighton, wild waves and holiday camps, and a raucous women’s day out in the 1950s.
In response to Seaside: Photographed, artists Bethan Peters and Stacie Lee Bennet-Worth will deliver workshops to families with Thanet Early Years Project, with the aim of creating a new artwork inspired by local residents. • Visit
turnercontemporary.org
Butlins uniform, Butlins,
Minehead, 1979
GLASS ACT
Glass has fascinated people across the ages. With its capacity to hold colour and light, and ability to be shaped and fused with other materials, it can make stunning pieces. The colourful and
creative pop-up, Contemporary Glass Exhibition, of fused glass is curated by members of the Contemporary Glass Society and neatly coincides with South East Open Studios. Artists include
J.Clare Summons, Roger Stiles, Dawn Thomas, Gabrielle Argent, Jennifer Ann Brown and Hilary Ruxton – with international glass artist Peter Layton exhibiting pieces from his London Gallery.
• Contemporary Glass Exhibition is at Show Off Gallery, 13 Harbour Street, Whitstable CT5 1AQ, from 14th-21st June, 9am-5pm daily.
SOUTH EAST OPEN STUDIOS IS BACK!
Now in its 22nd year – and running from 7th- 23rd June – South East Open Studios is your chance to meet artists, craftspeople, printmakers and designers, with the opportunity to take a closer look at where and how they work. Whatever your tastes, you’ll fi nd plenty to enjoy from ceramics, sculpture, glasswork, painting, printmaking and textiles.
Use the guide to select your favourite style of
art, or explore the region by creating your own ‘art trail’ across the beautiful landscapes of Kent and East Sussex.
Many studios are family-friendly – you can even watch the artists at work, and get answers to those questions you’ve been dying to ask. • For more details and a guide, visit
seos-art.org
Diary date
JAM on the Marsh 4th-14th July, Romney Marsh TN28 8AS Join the King’s Singers making their Romney Marsh debut, be amazed by Jon Foreman’s large-scale, daily-changing beach art at Dymchurch, come to Changeling Theatre’s racy Nell Gwynn, enjoy orchestral music by Tchaikovsky, Sibelius, Finzi and Paul Mealor with the London Mozart Players, have a blast of Debussy, Satie and Scott Joplin with The Symphonic Brass of London or hear Bach on Synths with Art of Moog. Join us for Children’s Sunday – full of storytelling, clowning, nature sculptures and steam trains.
• For information and tickets, visit
jamconcert.org/events
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