A deep dive into Mod culture, youth rebellion, and the sharp tailoring that defined a generation. Includes garments, photography, music ephemera, and personal stories from Brighton’s own Mod scene, focusing on the Bank Holiday riots that shook the nation and inspired The Who’s classic 1973 rock opera Quadrophenia, made into a film in 1979. Runs […]
We are delighted to be hosting a two-artist exhibition, Wellspring, featuring paintings by Arundel artist Andy Waite and London-based ceramicist Katie Moore. Andy Waite’s work explores a drifted world, a departure from places we recognise, allowing fragments of elsewhere to move into the conscious, creating an untethered cartography of saturated colour through the alchemy of […]
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Anyone who visited Too Much to Dream at Phoenix Art Space in November will know what to expect from the same artist group at Regency Town House. Part pop-art, part Victoriana, part gothic surreal, with plenty of punk-rock attitude, from Maxine Allan, Billy Chainsaw, Girl Shit, Gavin Jay, Rob Rinn and Mal Troon. Expect collage, […]
Oxmarket are looking forward to an exhibition by Consuelo Simpson, Dawn Langley and Janet McWilliam who have come together to share their latest work and their experimental approach to their fine art practices. Each artist embraces investigational contemporary methods as they explore the human experience. Through an exploration of colour, line, texture, layering, geometry and […]
Oxmarket are excited to welcome back Daniel Freaker to the Wilson Gallery for a 2 week exhibition. Freaker taught art and design for many years at Chichester College and has since developed a large following on Instagram and exhibits internationally with his instantly recognisable palette and bold imagery. Freaker graduated from the Slade School of […]
Two weeks of readings, interviews and performances from a world-class cast of writers, actors and performers. This year’s menu includes Withnail & I actor Richard E Grant, Lewes-based folk legend Shirley Collins, and novelist, poet and playwright Deborah Levy. Travis Alabanza delivers the flagship Charleston Monologue.
Born Marjorie Watson-Williams, Vézelay was a British abstract artist who cut her artistic teeth in Paris among Modernist avant-garde greats such as Alexander Calder and Wassily Kandinsky, before experimenting with Surrealism and Constructivism. This exhibition, which debuted at the Royal West of England Academy in Bristol, offers insight into Vézelay’s seven decade career, featuring paintings, […]
The 10th edition of the annual fair, held in a spacious marquee within the picturesque grounds of Petworth House. Expect fine period furniture, clocks, oil and watercolour paintings, maps, glass, sculpture, lighting, vintage watches, silver, jewellery, ceramics, and many other decorative works of art spanning various periods.
This year’s summer festival at the historic opera house opens with Rossini’s Il Barbiere di Sevilla (May 16-July 3) followed by the first-ever Glyndebourne staging of Wagner’s psychological drama Parsifal (May 17- June 24). Later on in the summer we can look forward to Handel’s Saul, Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro, Verdi’s Falstaff and Janáček’s […]
This event has grown year on year since its inauguration in 2001 and the 2025 edition sees 147 artists and makers opening their studios in 112 different venues in and around Chichester, in six distinct areas both in the city and the surrounding villages.
Featuring over 130 works by 80 plus artists, and spanning 125 years of British art, this major exhibition explores identity, artistic relationships and mutual influence through painting, print, photography, sculpture and installation. Gazing at each other and paying homage are the likes of Lucian Freud, Lubaina Himid, David Hockney, Lee Miller, Eric Ravilious, Paula Rego, […]
