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 […]
The AOH ethos is ‘inclusive rather than selective’ which means, in short, that any artists living in or around Brighton can sign up, and be included in one of no fewer than 14 trails in the city centre and well beyond. Venues include the artists’ own houses and studios, as well as galleries and a […]
Art in Ditchling welcomes you during the Artists Open Houses Festival 2025. The historic village of Ditchling and the local area are home to a wide selection of contemporary artists, craftspeople, designers and makers, showcasing high-quality work from drawings and paintings to sculpture, jewellery to ceramics, silverware to musical instruments. Enjoy walking the village art […]
This year’s edition, guest-directed by sitarist, composer and activist Anoushka Shankar, is the first under new CEO Lucy Davies, after 16 years with Andrew Comben at the helm. We’re particularly looking forward to AYNA by Brighton-based Ceyda Tanc Dance, Hofesh Shechter’s Theatre of Dreams (see ROSA #12 page 40) and JJ Waller and Martin Parr’s […]
This year's summer exhibition at Champs Hill sees a selection of paintings by Peter Iden, whose later career - before his untimely death in 2012 - almost entirely focussed on semi-abstract (read 'neo-Impressionist') oil paintings of the South Downs in his native West Sussex. Access by appointment only at thebct.org.uk
Over 100 exhibitors present more than 3,000 artworks at a variety of prices from £50 to £3,000. The fair kicks off with a fizz-fuelled preview evening; some of the profits will go to the Sussex Wildlife Trust.
