Captured at Mike Bovington’s Art and Photography Exhibition in Seaford Sussex.
Camera Canon S90…
The Crypt Seaford, Sussex, UK.
The Crypt is a 13th Century medieval undercroft which was used as a merchants store house. It is the oldest secular building in Seaford East Sussex. It was rediscovered 12 years ago and subsequently restored. Lewes District Council built a gallery around it and it is now open to the public as an historical building and gallery combined.
The contrast between ancient, textured flint walls and smooth, matt white plaster provides an unusual and stimulating environment to showcase work from traditional / contemporary art exhibitions, adult and children’s literary / painting / creative workshops, photography, printmaking to ceramics, sculpture, textiles and crafts as well as having wonderful acoustics in the undercroft for madrigal recitals, carol singing, poetry and jazz – the list is endless.
The Crypt is dedicated to showing a mix of art media in a unique and surprising space and is available for hire.
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Comments
i love this one
Thank’s Bob, but it does look a wee bit creepy don’t you think?
– DonDavisUK
lovely capture Don and great treatment.x
Hi Catherine, thanks so much for that. Don.
– DonDavisUK
Beautifully done!
Thanks very much for that Steve. Appreciated mate. Don.
– DonDavisUK
Amazing capture Don.
Hey there Jacqui, thanks so much for that. Don.
– DonDavisUK
Beautful old crypt…what’s the go with the brick structure in the middle?
Thank you very much for that, I think it’s an ancient Holy Communion Table…
– DonDavisUK
Excellent capture Don. I love it.
Thanks very much indeed for that Jordan.
– DonDavisUK
Wonderful old building – the texture in the stonework is amazing.
Hi Denise, thanks so much for that my friend. Don.
– DonDavisUK
WHOA! What are those things on the window sill? They look like heads. This place looks very dank and gloomy.
Come out of there Don – you’ll catch something! (Other than a great photo of course!)
Peter