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The Harbour Gallery owner, Mark David Hatwood, studied art & media at college in Bristol. He went on to follow his first love, music, by joining Les Gray's Mud as drummer in 1983. He toured with them for 3 years, before continuing working for many well known acts both as drummer and musical director including The New Seekers and Johnny Hates Jazz.

After working with legendary music writer, Harald Faltermeyer (Top Gun, Beverly Hills Cop), in 1993 Mark moved to Berlin and signed a deal with BMG as in-house songwriter for many bands including The Weather Girls and Culture Beat.

In 2002 Mark wrote his first screenplay and novel, Marcello's Date. The novel sold overnight and the screenplay was made into an international, award-winning film under the title, Marcello Marcello.

Mark moved to Cornwall in 2004 where he founded two environmental social enterprises (CoBRA Scheme) from his new home in Portscatho, which, over five years, grew to become a multi, national-award winning UK wide scheme. He was offered an unconditional fellowship of the RSA for his environmental achievements in 2009.

Returning to his artistic roots, Mark took over the Harbour Gallery from friend Tony Millington in April 2012 and hopes to bring a fresh approach to selling the stunning art created by many of his friends and artists here in Cornwall. Mark is also founder editor of the popular not-for-profit social enterprise Roseland Online.