How Margate went from derelict seaside town to major art hub—and why its own artists worry about the cost. Gallerists and artists who revitalized the seaside town are now grappling with the costs of gentrification. Most English seaside towns started crumbling into the sea decades ago. Long gone are the heady days when Bognor Regis.
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How Margate went from derelict seaside town to major art hub—and why its own artists worry about the cost. Gallerists and artists who revitalized the seaside town are now grappling with the costs of gentrification. Most English seaside towns started crumbling into the sea decades ago. Long gone are the heady days when Bognor Regis.
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