AFTER-IMAGE celebrates the close proximity of the Phoenix Art Space to the Brighton Museum and Art Gallery by presenting a small but engaging display of paintings and photographs inspired by […]
A dialogue across generations unfolds in the cathedral’s soaring spaces, where John Piper’s vivid spiritual symbolism meets Alice Carter’s contemporary paintings. An exhibition and events programme celebrating the 60th anniversary […]
After a year of refurbishment, Worthing Museum & Gallery reopened this spring, and they’re marking the moment with an open exhibition packed with work by Sussex-based artists. Thanks to support […]
Do women need to be naked to get into the Met Museum? Well, in 1989 it seems they did: there were more nude paintings of women than women painters represented […]
Lee’s Surreal Menagerie reveals Lee Miller’s playful, uncanny imagination: a cabinet of creatures and objects that seem to slip between reality and dream.
BOAT offers another season of alfresco performance, with its trademark blend of Shakespeare, comedy, family shows, live music and touring companies set to unfold across the summer. The amphitheatre’s sweeping […]
The centrepiece of Goodwood’s summer season is the first major UK presentation devoted to the trailblazing American land artist Nancy Holt. Ambitious in scale, the project extends from the galleries […]
An interesting double header opens this spring at Charleston’s Lewes satellite. One exhibition focuses on Walter Sickert’s works on paper, examining the importance of drawings and prints to the proto-Modernist’s […]
The Summer programme opens 2 May and unfolds through earthworks, sculpture, tapestry, ceramics and large-scale outdoor installations. Explore a summer of art across two galleries, an evolving 70-acre landscape, complemented […]
Over the last 25 years Shipley has built a reputation for extraordinary music in exceptional, inspiring settings across Sussex: from chamber concerts in medieval churches to elegant evenings in historic […]
Building on curator Andy Friend’s recent display at Tate Britain, this is the most comprehensive exhibition on the Artists International Association (AIA) in over four decades. It highlights the work […]
Glyndebourne’s 2026 season mixes landmark firsts with signature revivals, opening with the festival’s first-ever staging of Puccini’s Tosca – complete with the spine-tingling aria E lucevan le stelle ringing out […]
