Curated by Vivienne Roberts and Jennifer Gilbert, this is an exhibition celebrating the life and work of british artist Julia Oak, featuring drawings, scrolls, sketchbooks and textile works. Julia sadly passed away on 30 January 2025 after a strong battle with cancer, but was aware of the exhibition, being very involved in its planning, and […]
Oxmarket are delighted to welcome a group of artists exhibiting under the title Resonance - Marks of Memory, Person and Place. The exhibition brings together fellow artists whose work, though in different mediums, shares the same resonance and qualities. By looking to the landscape they explore themes of memory, place, people and the marks and […]
Over a century and a half since that most ground-breaking of art exhibitions opened in Paris in 1874, this 'exhibition on screen' from director Ali Ray tells the story of how the first Impressionist exhibition came about. Made in collaboration with the Musee d’Orsay and National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C, the film draws on […]
Led by Carole Gray, member of the British Society of Master Glass Painters, you will make a piece of traditional stained glass in the form of a red tulip panel. You will learn the basic construction processes of cutting glass, putting a panel together with lead, soldering, cementing and finishing. All the materials are supplied. […]
Fans of Alexandra Loske’s articles on colour, which have featured in ROSA Magazine since our first issue, will be thrilled to learn that her expertise lies at the heart of the Royal Pavilion’s exciting new show, COLOUR. Loske is, of course, the head curator at Brighton’s sumptuous palace, and a world-renowned expert on colour, and […]
Arundel-based painter Andy Waite opens his studio from March 21 to 23, showcasing his beautifully hued work. There will be an opportunity to see Waite's working environment, work in progress and the chance to discuss his process and inspiration in an informal setting. There will also be completed paintings on show, both new and older, plus a selection […]
Held in collaboration with The Makers Directory, this week-long celebration of craft follows hot on the heels of Artelium's Makers Market. The festival involves workshops led by talented members of Makers Directory, which cover a variety of crafts including Lino-printing, table-scaping, jewellery making and basket weaving. There's truly something for everyone. To find out more, […]
Winner of the 2024 ROSA Prize Alexander Johnson brings some of his latest work to St Leonards' Rogue Gallery this spring. Sure to delight and intrigue in equal measure, Johnson's work draws on a wide array of influences, which all contribute to a style uniquely his own.
Heralding the arrival of spring, this annual exhibition from Rye Art Gallery will showcase over 150 recently created artworks. 40 participating artists, all of them local, have submitted work in a broad range of mediums, from ceramics to photography, painting to sculpture.
Just announced by Towner Eastbourne, this show will feature works newly acquired by the gallery's Towner Collection. The thematic thread linking each piece is an exploratory notion of landscape and space, with a particular emphasis on impermanence and transience. Works by Nathan Coley, Emma Stibbon, Anne Hardy and Alicja Kwade will be shown.
The Artelium Spring Makers Market promises to be a delightful occasion, with a diverse array of handcrafted items on offer. Expect ceramics, textiles, jewellery, and homeware, plus food and drink flowing throughout.
Over a century and a half since that most ground-breaking of art exhibitions opened in Paris in 1874, this 'exhibition on screen' from director Ali Ray tells the story of how the first Impressionist exhibition came about. Made in collaboration with the Musee d’Orsay and National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C, the film draws on […]
