16/10/2026
Hastings Museum & Art Gallery are delighted to host a touring exhibition of Tapestry of Black Britons this autumn.
The exhibition, created by Jamaican/Haitian/British artist and cultural producer Paula Ogun Hector, explores the question of what Britain’s history would look like if the stories of its Black and diasporic communities were woven into the national story from the beginning.
Tapestry of Black Britons is open now until 8th November and brings together five large-scale woven artworks that trace almost 2,000 years of African and Caribbean presence in Britain. The exhibition features the Hastings Bayeux developed with Tapestry of Black Britons by Hastings Academy.
Thanks to National Lottery Players and support from the National Lottery Heritage Fund and supported using public funding by Arts Council England