A multi-sensory journey through the grounds of Kew Gardens’ Sussex satellite, celebrating the Millennium Seed Bank, the world’s largest wild plant seed conservation project. The al-fresco exhibition features ceramic sculptures, soundscapes, large-scale installations, and augmented reality from international artists Adam Ceramic, Kristina Pulejkova, Cristina Ochoa, Shiraaz Ali, James Tapscott, and Ed Carter. From July 17-19 […]
Head to The Maker's Fair at Stanmer House, Brighton on 5–6 July for a weekend of celebrating everything handmade! Browse a beautifully curated collection of high-quality work and buy directly from the makers themselves. Live music from skiffle band The Unkempt Craft demonstrations throughout the day Pizza van outside + onsite café Free entry | Stanmer […]
A week-long exhibition featuring a diverse range of disciplines, including sculpture, installation, printmaking, painting, film, ceramics, and textiles in the Edward James Studio at West Dean. Students from the Craft Practices programmes will be exhibiting furniture, metalwork, clocks, and musical instruments. Enjoy all this, plus the spectacular landscaped gardens, at westdean.ac.uk
Money’s work dances through thresholds of representation and abstraction, where figures and flowers emerge and dissolve into layered, tactile surfaces. Sculptures embody a similar sensibility – gestural yet deliberate, imbued with a quiet, introspective tension. Saturday 5th July to Sunday 13th July 202511.00am to 4.00pm (excluding Mondays) PV Friday 4th July 6-8pm
Exciting news from our friends Kirsty and Robin at Cameron Contemporary, who in May opened their new gallery at 9b Queens Place, in Hove, a mews which was originally a 19th-century stables, around the corner from their original premises. A group show of their usual stable of artists – plus a few new faces – […]
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 role in that narrative, as the co-founder of the Guild of St Joseph and St Dominic, which attracted artists and craftsmen to Ditchling over a […]
Oxmarket’s Wilson Gallery will be hosting an exhibition for Brian Toms in July. After 25 years serving as a Gunner and then a Provost Petty Officer, Brian left the RoyaI Navy and worked for different Ad agencies both in the U.K. and Spain. Brian worked as illustrator for some years before taking a job with […]
Oxmarket are delighted to welcome a group of talented Surrey based artists who will be exhibiting in the John Rank Gallery. In my Mind’s Eye regularly exhibits at West Horsley Place in Surrey (aka Button House in the BBC series “GHOSTS”). Initiated by artist Liz Hauck the exhibition has grown from featuring her small collective […]
Materials: Pencil, paper, you If you're interested in exploring what, how, and why drawing is so integral to painting, make sure to head to Phoenix Art Space on 11th July for Poetry of Line. Luke Hannam will share his personal philosophy of drawing—how his early tutors left a deep impression, and how his parallel career […]
Based on the classic 1935 RKO film starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, this effervescent show is guaranteed to get the audience’s toes tapping. Kathleen Marshall, whose Tony and Olivier Award-winning production of Anything Goes recently wowed audiences and critics, is the director and choreographer. Enjoy lavish sets, gorgeous costumes and Irving Berlin’s irresistible score: […]
South Downs Summer Music is taking place in Alfriston between 15 and 20 July. A celebration of music and community, the festival is known and loved for its laid-back, friendly atmosphere and ambitious and varied programming, ranging this year from audience favourites such as Elgar’s Serenade for Strings, Britten’s Simple Symphony through works of recently re-discovered female and minority composers […]
This is the sixth edition of the annual classical music festival, and features five concerts in the historic county town. Musicians will riff on the music of Bach, Handel et al: we’re particularly looking forward to Wild Men of the Baroque (July 18) featuring Piers Adams on recorders, and David Wright on harpsichord. Strike a […]
