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NIGHT SHIFT: PHILIPP TIMISCHLFriday 10th July, 6-10pm, free for all, flat access.We are delighted to be presenting a spe...
11/06/2026

NIGHT SHIFT: PHILIPP TIMISCHL
Friday 10th July, 6-10pm, free for all, flat access.

We are delighted to be presenting a special screening of two films by Philipp Timischl:

‘Corsica 2013’ (2013) is an intimate, first-person travelogue shot from the perspective of the artist. Operating in the aesthetic of a pre-YouTube vlog, the film follows the artist on vacation, blurring the line between leisure and creative labor.

‘Reality is the worst case scenario’ (2015/2020) is a 22-minute, meandering travelogue that tracks the artist across the United States, following a road trip from Los Angeles to New York (which was ultimately cut short).

Are you clocking into the NIGHT SHIFT?

Coming from the rural countryside of Austria, Philipp Timischl (b. 1989, Graz) is a Paris-based artist whose work examines hierarchies of class, taste, and power—particularly within the art world—through a sharp mix of humor, irony, and self-awareness. Using LED video panels and mixed-media canvases, he creates works that merge painting with moving images, text, and found material, reflecting on social mobility and the unspoken rules that dictate access to culture. Text functions dynamically across his practice as subtitles, embedded statements, or scrolling prose, allowing his pieces to operate as autonomous, self-reflective characters.

Timischl graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna and studied at the Städelschule, Frankfurt. He has had solo exhibitions at institutions including Hauser & Wirth, Paris; Museum of Contemporary Art, Belgrade; Secession, Vienna; Le Confort Moderne, Poitiers; and Heidelberger Kunstverein. His work has been featured in major international group exhibitions, including the NGV Triennial, Melbourne, and the Lyon Contemporary Art Biennale, and is held in public collections such as mumok, Vienna; Kunsthaus Bregenz; and the National Gallery of Victoria.

🖤📷 Courtesy of the artist 🖤

NIGHT SHIFTFriday 10 July 2026 | 6–10pmFlatland Projects, Beeching Road Studios, Bexhill-on-SeaFree Entry, all welcome!E...
08/06/2026

NIGHT SHIFT
Friday 10 July 2026 | 6–10pm
Flatland Projects, Beeching Road Studios, Bexhill-on-Sea

Free Entry, all welcome!

Ever wondered what happens after dark at the Beeching Road Industrial Estate?

Join us for Night Shift, a one-off evening of dance music, artist film, conversation and late-night exhibition viewing held amongst the warehouses of Beeching Road Studios.

Begin the evening with music from local DJ and Common Clay member Emiko, whose selections of techno, dubstep and breakbeats will soundtrack the night, while exploring our current exhibitions: ‘Manifestations for an Eternal Spring’ by Tawfik Naas and ‘Doorway Guardians’ by Annie Whiles.

Especially for this evening, Flatland Projects is delighted to present two film works by Austrian-born, Paris-based artist Philipp Timischl. Shown together in Bexhill for one night only, ‘Reality is the Worst Case Scenario’ (2012) and ‘Corsica’ (2013) take viewers on holiday with the artist, moving between travel diary, personal memoir and contemporary art. Through humour, intimacy and anecdote, the films reflect on friendship, love, communication and the strange ways we narrate our lives through images.

The evening is supported by Freqs Radio, who will be recording and sharing Emiko’s set beyond the night itself.

A bar will be open throughout the evening.

Free entry. Everyone welcome. Step-free access.

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Night Shift, is funded by essential support by Arts Council England and Rother District Council, and has been produced by Flatland’s Programme Assistant, Kitty McCarron.

Poster design: Amy Mock & Ben Urban

We are back open tomorrow!! Due to unforeseen circumstances we lost power at the gallery today. We are back open tomorro...
04/06/2026

We are back open tomorrow!! Due to unforeseen circumstances we lost power at the gallery today. We are back open tomorrow as usual! Come and see .mccrrn and maybe even spend some time in BARC during your visit?

We are delighted that the third instalment of Laetitia Yhap’s evolving donation to Bexhill Artist Research Centre (BARC)...
03/06/2026

We are delighted that the third instalment of Laetitia Yhap’s evolving donation to Bexhill Artist Research Centre (BARC) was collected today. Yhap is selecting from her personal archive of books and printed material which portrays her career long reference library. These books will be added to the collection over the coming weeks. 🖤

TAWFIK NAAS ‘MANIFESTATIONS FOR AN ETERNAL SPRING’ 🖤 as part of this major new commission by Naas our exhibition text in...
29/05/2026

TAWFIK NAAS ‘MANIFESTATIONS FOR AN ETERNAL SPRING’ 🖤 as part of this major new commission by Naas our exhibition text includes an in conversation with Ben Urban our Director a short exchange about abstraction, symbolism, and research ✨

In conversation between Tawfik Naas &
Ben Urban:

BU: Tawfik, your work for me has always been
clear in the way it utilises symbolism: water
retardant mdf has recurred over the last 9
years as a material which holds function but
also acts as metaphor to your Uncle’s scientific
resistance to the Great Man Made River under
Gaddafi’s regime, and seeds have sat within
your work as means to talk about rebirth,
growth, and ecological life cycles both political
and natural. Do you see symbolism as a way to
explore slippages between fact and fiction?
TN: A symbol can hold a very specific history
that can be projected onto it, while also
remaining open enough for others to enter it
through their own understanding. The Venn
diagram (Vesica Piscis) is a good example. It
has origins in early Christian thought, in ideas
around the interconnectedness of the divine
and human realm, but for me it becomes a
way of thinking about overlapping identities,
multiple positions, and the experience of
existing between things rather than within a
single, fixed state.

Some of our guests today for the Bexhill Cultural Network pre-summer meeting! We discussed & expression of interest to...
28/05/2026

Some of our guests today for the Bexhill Cultural Network pre-summer meeting! We discussed & expression of interest to 🖤 great to see such great representation from across the town! This year’s Bexhill Art Weekender has even more community organisations represented and so many amazing free events to enjoy this Summer! 15th & 16th August! 💚❤️🖤

Our current exhibitions ‘Manifestations for an eternal spring’ by Tawfik Naas, and ‘Doorway Guardians’ by Annie Whiles a...
23/05/2026

Our current exhibitions ‘Manifestations for an eternal spring’ by Tawfik Naas, and ‘Doorway Guardians’ by Annie Whiles are featured in exhibitions guide. 🩵

‘AN UNANTICIPATED DELIGHT’ by A one night only exhibition that opened and closed last night.Over thirty years, Matt Jon...
23/05/2026

‘AN UNANTICIPATED DELIGHT’ by

A one night only exhibition that opened and closed last night.

Over thirty years, Matt Jones has been quietly building one of the most intimate and wide-ranging photographic documents of human life in our time — a personal archive of what it means to be alive and paying attention. Subjects range from David Lynch, Ryan Gosling and Mia Khalifa to cowboys, construction workers, waitresses and fairground workers. No hierarchy. No editorial agenda. A love letter to humanity in all its diversity.

Thank you to all our community members and friends of the gallery for coming. ❤️

Tawfik Naas ‘Manifestations for an eternal spring’ is open today through to Saturday 12-4pm! Flatland Projects is proud ...
21/05/2026

Tawfik Naas ‘Manifestations for an eternal spring’ is open today through to Saturday 12-4pm!

Flatland Projects is proud to present
Manifestations for an Eternal Spring, a new
commission and the first institutional solo
exhibition by Libyan researcher Tawfik Naas.
Developed through an ongoing body of
research, the exhibition unfolds as what Naas
describes as a choreography of research.
Rather than a fixed installation, works are
positioned across the gallery as sites of
encounter, held within a wider conceptual
framework the researcher terms Returning. For
Naas, returning is not a simple act of looking
back. It operates across three simultaneous
positions:
- The return from (the distance created by
time)
- The return to (the moment of re-encounter)
- The middle of (the present position that
holds both states at once)
The works in the exhibition occupy the middle
of, resisting resolution and instead sustaining a
state of entanglement.

Image: Detail of Contact Binary: Francobollo Libico (2026), Libyan Postage Stamps, Water-Resistant MDF

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[Announcement] Flatland is delighted to announce a one night only presentation this Friday evening of ‘An Unanticipated ...
19/05/2026

[Announcement] Flatland is delighted to announce a one night only presentation this Friday evening of ‘An Unanticipated Delight’ An experiential travelling exhibition by Matt Jones.

Over thirty years, Matt Jones has been quietly building one of the most intimate and wide-ranging photographic documents of human life in our time — a personal archive of what it means to be alive and paying attention. Subjects range from David Lynch, Ryan Gosling and Mia Khalifa to cowboys, construction workers, waitresses and fairground workers. No hierarchy. No
editorial agenda. A love letter to humanity in all its diversity.

Please join us in the back courtyard of Flatland Projects, Bexhill-on-Sea (2 stops on the train from Hastings) with drinks and a community celebration of human kind via the medium of film, photography, and music.

An Unanticipated Delight has toured globally featuring in a growing list of cities: New York,
Miami, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, London, Paris
Milan, Rome & now Bexhill!

Matt Jones has spent thirty years at the forefront of fashion photography and brand image-making. Portrait subjects include
Barack Obama, Beyoncé, Julia Roberts, Kristen Stewart, KAWS, Brian Eno, Joaquin Phoenix and Ryan Gosling. Covers for Vogue, i-D, V Magazine, Elle and The New York Times Magazine. Album covers for Coldplay, Estelle and Kano. Campaigns for Fendi, Chanel, Moschino, Nike and many more.

❤️

Key details: This Friday 22 May, 6-8pm at Flatland Projects, 20 Beeching Road, Bexhill on Sea, TN39 3LJ.

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