A group exhibition showcasing the work of artists who are inspired by forests. With a particular focus on, and celebration of, the Ashdown Forest. Some of the works, in various media, are being created especially to commemorate this invaluable, ancient wilderness of tree, bush and heathland. Denise Fisk will be exhibiting a selection of her […]
A group exhibition, exploring the ways makers work with various materials to produce functional and non functional pieces. Participating artists: Lawrence Dicks, Jason Mosseri, Kate Box, Sarah Ward Podlesny, Hopewood baskets, Lucy Williams, Elliott Denny, Elaine Bolt, Helen Dugdale, Cara Wassenberg, Alex Pole, Miae Kim.
What connects the Doomsday Book to Contemporary Art? Nestled in the South Downs, 20 minutes from Arundel, you can step into a settlement mentioned in the Doomsday Book. From 11 - 21 June, the magnificent oak-framed Barn at Sullington Manor Farm, is the venue for an eclectic Summer Exhibition of Contemporary Art. Rafters hold ‘crystal’ box […]
An exhibition of new mobile sculpture inspired by the shapes and colours of original prints by Alistair Grant, Peter Green and others from the Emma Mason Gallery archives. The mobile sculptures and original prints will be on display in Emma Mason’s gallery from 11th - 27th June. Richard will be in the gallery working on […]
Artist Lou Taylor presents a kaleidoscopic immersive exhibition of wood marquetry, marquetry and collage. Lou’s work reflects a love for all things botanical as well as geometric, and influences range from the kitsch to cottage core; from botanical illustrations to vintage seed packets, via 70’s maximalism. The exhibition will also feature a suspended sculpture by […]
See inside Bolt’s working ceramics studio, with various craft by Ali Stringell, Jo Watters Powlowski, Marija Bichan, Patrick of Sussex, Penny Sanderson, Rachel Galbraith and The Old Cottage Framing.
Small pieces and paintings by artists including Maya Hughes, Rebecca Angel, Dave Harrison, Nicola Russel, Thea Thompson, Birgit Underwood and John Higgins.John Higgins is a ceramicist and art teacher who has exhibited widely both in the UK and internationally. Higgins’ work is especially influenced by place and culture, such as desert and ocean colours, marks […]
Amy M learned her craft in Hong Kong and London before moving down to Arundel in West Sussex. Formerly she would paint in oil or acrylic, but now prefers to work in epoxy resin, layering each colour to create a translucent final image in vibrant bright colours. Her figurative subjects include animals, tropical birds and […]
Celebration of 20 years of The Sussex Guild Shop. Display of current and past members' work. Makers will interpret the theme in the widest of ways - memories, inspiration and support from each other, looking ahead. In the weeks following the exhibition there will be 20 Taster and full day workshops at the Shop.
WOVEN, An exhibition of recent handwoven tapestry by Caron Penney and Katharine Swailes, two leading practitioners in contemporary woven practice. Presented in the intimate Crypt Gallery at Arundel Cemetery, the exhibition brings together new works by both artists, exploring structure, colour and the material presence of woven surface. The scale and stillness of the space […]
Strandline brings together three bodies of work shaped directly by Worthing’s coastline. Jubal Prevatte’s Groyne Wood Collection transforms timber salvaged from local sea defences into turned bowls and forms, preserving the marks left by salt, weather and time. Wendy March’s indigo-dyed textiles explore the colour and rhythm of the sea through natural dye processes, creating […]
Beatrice Hoffman is a German-born British sculptor, creating both figurative and abstract works for home, garden and public spaces, with an emphasis on expression and strong form. She works in bronze and bronze resin. With her figures she explores universal experiences of relationship, love, inner strength, doubt, tenderness, ambivalence and gender.
