Chichester Cathedral was founded in 1075, which makes 2025 its 950th anniversary, for which the diocese has organised an exhibition celebrating the Christian faith in Sussex since the Norman Conquest. […]
Ditchling Museum was set up with the remit of celebrating the artistic legacy of the Sussex village it’s situated in. And it’s undoubtedly true that Eric Gill played an important […]
21 jewellers were invited to respond to a brief by curator-jeweller Kathie Murphy. She paired off the participants (plus herself) and asked them to commission each other to make a […]
A return exhibition by artist-illustrator Jonny Hannah (see ROSA #7) inspired by a lifelong love of cinema. Hannah, in his inimitable blocky, colourful style, presents an immersive experience, featuring movie-related […]
Commons is a new film by award-winning artist David Blandy, commissioned by The Amelia Scott and Film and Video Umbrella as part of the programme for The Open Road. The […]
Towner is celebrating Eric Ravilious’s Eastbourne roots with a permanent gallery dedicated to his work. Over 100 works will be on view, including the recently discovered Mackerel Sky (1938) and […]
Sophie Barber’s ‘cushion’ canvases don’t just hang – they slouch, bulge, and whisper secrets from the Sussex countryside. Barber, a native of Hastings, enjoys her first major exhibition in this […]
Isabel Rock's Things Fall Apart, The Centre Cannnot Hold, one of three brilliant shows running concurrently at Hastings Contemporary, can perhaps best be described as an exuberantly psychedelic doomsday cult. […]
There are three concerts this autumn to kick-start the BPO’s new season, opening with A New World, featuring rising star Junyan Chen on piano, playing Rachmaninoff’s ‘Everest of piano concertos’ […]
Spanning the autumn months, this group exhibition at the fabulous Gallery57 in Arundel features work made from ceramics, wood, textile, works on paper, bronze, fibre and found materials assembled to […]
Betty Parsons is best known as an influential New York gallerist who championed the work of Abstract Expressionists, such as Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, Barnett Newman, and Clyfford Still, long […]
The most intriguing of the three operas staged this autumn is a world premiere adaptation, by composer Mark-Anthony Turnage and librettist Rachael Hewer, of Edith Nesbit’s classic The Railway Children, […]
