Evening of three-minute films by local Flux artists, a multimedia screening following the success of the Flux Photography exhibition.
Flux Artists are back at Barnaby's Lounge on Thursday 29 October, this time with an immersive multimedia screening. It's a bit of a homecoming for the Hastings creative community, which the venue is bringing back together for an evening devoted to local artists and their work.
The format is fast: a programme of three-minute films by Flux artists, one after another, rather than a single long feature. It's part of the lounge's ongoing engagement with the town's artistic scene, and the night is pitched as an evening of visual storytelling, creative discovery and connection. If you've got a short attention span or just like seeing a lot of different voices in one go, that's exactly the sort of thing this is built for.
It follows on from a recent Flux Photography exhibition, so if you caught that, this is the moving-image equivalent. The focus remains the same: local artists showing what they've been working on, with the screening acting as a way to see their work projected and shared with a room of people rather than on a screen at home. The three-minute limit keeps things moving, so you'll get through a good number of films in one sitting.
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It runs from 7:00pm to 9:00pm at Barnaby's Lounge, 46 Robertson Street, Hastings, East Sussex TN34 1NJ.
