A collection of photographs and archival materials, capturing the essence of Miller and Penrose’s summer of love on the Côte d’Azur, an interlude of romance, artistic exchange, and fleeting freedom as the dark clouds of war gathered overhead. This is shown alongside a sister exhibition, Beach to Beachhead.
Unlock your artistic potential one dynamic life drawing course at Curious House. Tutored by artist, Evangeline Armstrong and working with a professional life model, ever-changing poses will sharpen your eye and calm your mind, preparing you for a deeper exploration of three essential techniques that bring your work to life: Movement, light, and form. This […]
Oxmarket Cotemporary are delighted that Chichester Open Studios will be joining us again in the John Rank Gallery and the Wilson Gallery for a two week exhibition. Many of the artists and makers will be stewarding the exhibition and are more than happy to talk to the visitors about their work.
Survivors and their families risk everything to expose the truth of China’s Uyghur detention and “re-education” camps. About All Static & Noise All Static & Noise is an award-winning documentary on the Uyghur crisis by American director David Novack. The film, which exposes both the enormity of state-sponsored oppression and the individual struggles under horrific conditions, […]
Amy Dury works in oil, acrylic, charcoal and pencil, often using pre-digital family photographs and home movies as inspiration, producing tender scenes evoking family life in an age of innocence. Expect illicit kisses, patterned swimsuits and Space Hoppers, on the elegant Brunswick Square townhouse walls. See her on the telly with Sky Arts Masterclass (date […]
Brighton’s (increasingly less) Secret Garden hosts a selection of steel, marble and ceramic sculptures by the innovative German-born, London-based artist, whose dynamic, wittily profound work, explores themes of light, space, and the origins of matter. More at secretgardenkemptown.co.uk
The glorious grounds of Glynde Place are the setting for this annual ceramics fair, with over 90 potters and ceramicists from around the country showcasing a variety of functional and decorative pieces. Potfest runs events across the country, each with its own regional flavour, from Sussex to the Highlands of Scotland, and this is the […]
A collaboration between Film Sussex and Lewes’ beloved Depot, this weekend-long film festival brings to the fore the cinema of East and West Sussex. Thematically linked by an ecological throughline, the films shown are all either made in Sussex or by Sussex filmmakers.
"VIVID" is a ground-breaking exhibition that brings together the work of five contemporary artists, exploring the vivid depths of their individual creative expressions. Through a variety of mediums, these artists challenge conventional boundaries, creating visual experiences that are bold, dynamic and deeply personal. Each of the featured artists has a unique approach to their craft, […]
Oxmarket Contemporary are delighted to welcome back the artist Samuel McGann to the Wilson Gallery for a 2 week exhibition. The paintings in this exhibition reflect Samuel’s love of music. It is said that art decorates space and music decorates time. Samuel painted most of these works after watching live music at Havana in Chichester, […]
With spring swiftly approaching, this talk with a herbaceous theme by the chairman of BADA Friends, not to mention Antiques Roadshow-regular, Geoffrey Munn is quite fitting for the turn of the season. Former managing director at Wartski, Munn has researched and written extensively on jewellery in the nineteenth century. His talk will explore the 'language' […]
BOAT officially launch their 2025 season in March, but have let us know some of the early highlights, which include Motown musical A Night to Remember (from Handshake Productions), Pinch Punch Theatre’s improvised whodunnit Locomotive for Murder, stage magician The Great Baldini and Tina Turner, Queen of Rhythm (a tribute act for the tousle-topped ‘Queen […]
