UNLOCKED – A new exhibition to put a foot forward from the world of lockdown. Curated in partnership with Laura Lea, ZUZUSHII ART LABORATORY present a new collection of multimedia works which opens 20th June, through July, in both the physical gallery and virtually. 

The gallery will be open Wednesday to Sunday, 10 till 5 and operating in accordance with government guidelines.

We move forward and with your support and participation we can all move together. Even if it is at a distance. 

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ELASTIC NATURE. A small journey through COVID 19. As well as creations from Tim and Fumico, there‘s also the concrete Slapstick of Jim Roseveare featured, any virus in it‘s right mind would stay well clear.

For the duration of two metres, ZUZUSHII ART LABORATORY are under cover, with a little help from Jim‘s concrete Slapstick. Minds your heads and keep a stiff upper chin! X

Lamps made from household utensils, musical instruments from junk, objects with a previous life serving a new purpose. Or maybe something that looks as though it does something but in actual fact, does nothing at all. Clothing, accessories or even games made from unlikely materials, there‘s a wide range in this one. The collection will be added to over the period of the show, so one visit will probably not be enough. Exhibition opens Saturday 15th Feb but …..

Private view on Saturday 22nd of Feb, 3pm till 7pm. All most welcome. This is where ZUZUSHII hits lifestyle, you need to see, touch and feel.

PLANET PLASTIC, the all eco exhibition at the ZUZUSHII ART LABORATORY. Private view Saturday 18th January from 3pm till 7pm. A thought and conscience provoking collection of mixed media art, up until Saturday 8th February. The contributing artists are Fumico Azuma, Tim Can, Sean Duggan, Ruth Gregory, Emma Harding, Sarah Gomes Harris, Sheffa Katz and Stella Starr.

These works and many others are still on show, come and see. Gallery closes Christmas Day and Boxing Day, but then probably open again as usual.

Asylum 26 at The ZUZUSHII ART LABORATORY. 26 White Rock, Hastings TN34 1JY.

Thursday 5th December. Doors open 7.30. £3 entry.

Another mish mash evening of eclectic cabaret. Sound performances from Simon and the Pope (confessions not included), ZUZUSHIIMONKEY (on loan from the Tokyo zoo) – wordsmith Good For Nothing Poet ( judge for yourself) – short film from Michael Smith (better than Brown Ale), and…in case you didn‘t see him the last time, you won‘t see him again, a guest appearance from The Invisible Man.

Introducing the ZUZUSHII ART LABORATORY winter collection, on until Christmas eve with selected pieces on special offer. Private view Saturday 17th November at 6.30, all are welcome. Contributing artists – Fumico Azuma, Paula Bergin, Tim Can, Tim Riddihough and Peter Quinnell. Other artists will be adding to the show as we go along.

ZUZUSHII ART LABORATORY,  Friday 1st November.

Desierto En Tu Mente (Desert in your mind), by Marta Grimalt Canals. A surrealistic super 8 black and white road movie, filmed around California, Mallorca and Barcelona. It‘s her first full length movie (1h 2min), where the sound and music also have lot of importance. Primo Gabbiano composed most of the soundtrack, and other artists collaborated, like Arturo Lanz (Esplendor Geométrico member), Fawns of Love (Shoegaze, a band from California), Heaven Pegasus (artist based in LA) and others. Cristian Robles also features as the graphic artist of the movie.

Other short films and mini docs will also be shown. Doors open 7.30, £5 entry.

A varied mix of visual delights, come and enjoy.

An exhibition of Erotic Art, Saturday 19th October to Sat 2nd November –

at  ZUZUSHII ART LABORATORY, 26 White Rock, Hastings TN34 1JY.

A compelling mix of styles on one theme and one theme only, unsuitable for minors.

Private view Saturday 19th October, 6.30 to 9.30 – Including a live performance by Jill Rock together with ZUZUSHIIMONKEY

2 and 3D visual art by Julia Andrews, Fumico Azuma, Tim Can, Sean Duggan, Vanessa Farinha, Katherine Fox, Chris Milton, Peter Quinnell, Jill Rock, Jo Welsh and Jason Williams.