Oli Kellett's Moment
Hastings-based photographer Oli Kellett showcases his work at Hastings Contemporary, capturing the mysterious in everyday moments. His photographs, rooted in art history and philosophy, invite viewers to pause and reflect.
On Monday, 26 October 2026, Oli Kellett's exhibition will open at Hastings Contemporary in Hastings, running until Sunday, 8 November 2026.
What will people see at the exhibition? The Sussex Spotlight exhibition features prints from two distinct bodies of work: _Cross Road Blues_ and _Fountains_. _Cross Road Blues_ is a series of photographs taken at crossroads, where people are momentarily caught in contemplation, while _Fountains_ captures the thin veil of water droplets suspended in the air after falling from the fountains at Trafalgar Square.
Who is behind this exhibition? Oli Kellett is a British photographic artist based in Hastings, with a background in art history and existential and Eastern philosophy. He has been awarded the Royal Academy Rose Award for Photography and the Royal Academy Arts Club Award, and is represented by HackelBury Fine Art.
Why is it worth attending? The exhibition offers a unique opportunity to experience Kellett's search for the universal within the everyday, through his beautifully still and thought-provoking photographs. Tickets are with the button beside the article.
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