Artist Sarah Emily Porter will be speaking about her Artefact wine labels, her recent show at the Barbican, and her range of homeware sculptures.

Helping Paws is a local animal welfare charity, working both in the UK and overseas. Eleven years ago, the charity held the inaugural Down to the Bone exhibition, and it proved to be a great success. Now, Down to the Bone returns for its second edition, bringing with it many of its original exhibiting artists […]

Vanessa Bell’s unconventional life story often overshadows her work as an artist, and this exhibition works hard to make amends. Featuring over 100 paintings and decorative arts, and claiming to be the biggest-ever solo show of her oeuvre, it demonstrates just how experimental Bell was.

This group exhibition from Arundel's outstanding Gallery57 features a wide variety of mediums, with paintings and photography shown alongside the textural and sculptural pieces that the gallery is perhaps best known for. Expect quasi-Victorian micro-landscapes by Jacob Crivello, dreamy photographic collages by Frances Bloomfield, and folk-inspired ceramic sculpture by Louise Bell, plus much more.

Situated on Petworth's Golden Square, Ottocento boasts a wide-ranging collection of artworks. Until 7 June, an exhibition of contemporary work will be shown, including work by artists such as Jacob Epstein.

Oxmarket are delighted to welcome ArtCollect 25 to the Wilson Gallery. ArtCollect25 are a group of five artists all alumni of the Fine Art Department at Chichester University.  They currently live in Hampshire and the West Sussex border area. To focus on their work after Covid in 2022 the group met up and started work […]

To mark the 950th anniversary of Chichester Cathedral, Oxmarket Contemporary is hosting a special exhibition that brings together a stunning collection of works inspired by the Cathedral’s rich history, architecture and spiritual significance. Cathedral on Canvas runs from Tuesday 1st – Sunday 13th April 2025, showcasing a diverse range of artistic interpretations of the Cathedral, […]

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.