The innovative master of mid-century textiles Discover the distinctive work of Tadek Beutlich (1922-2011), a visionary textile artist, printmaker and teacher. From monumental tapestries to intricate textile constructions and vivid relief prints, On and Off the Loom offers an in-depth look at Beutlich’s remarkable career, affirming his reputation as one of the world’s leading textile artists. ROSA […]
Over 23 years the Shipley Arts Festival has grown from a Saturday night concert in the Parish Church to Sussex’s leading classical music festival, and one of the leading cultural events in the South East calendar. Always seeking to give its audience more to enjoy, fans of world-class classical music are encouraged to support it […]
Don't miss the winter edition of The Decorative Fair. On show as always will be the very finest furniture, art, textiles, jewellery and more.
After Keith Haring proclaimed that ‘Art is for everybody’, a generation of artists from the 60’s have been striving to make art relevant and accessible to all, not just an elite few. Access to art is the vision on which Oxmarket Contemporary was conceived by its founders and by which we continue to operate. We believe […]
We’re delighted to be partners with this prestigious annual art fair, held every January and kick-starting London’s visual art calendar. Over 125 galleries and dealers run stands, featuring the work of 20th-century and contemporary artists from Alfred Munnings to Zavier Ellis. As we explore in this issue (see ROSA #11 pgs 72-75), there are plenty […]
The UK art world kicks off each year with London Art Fair with the biggest line-up of Modern and Contemporary Art galleries from across the globe, and a whole programme of live performances, talks and tours - including a talk by our own editor Alex Leith. ROSA is pleased to be a partner with London […]
This is the third ‘Mehfil - e - Rose Hill’ organised by local curator Atiya Gourlay, in collaboration with The Rose Hill and Zeroclassikal, and part of a year-long programme of south Asian classical raag music. ‘Mehfil’ is defined as ‘a gathering where music or poetry is performed for a small audience in an intimate […]
Explore the work of Abdoulie Conteh in this free exhibition at The Grange. Conteh's distinctive style utilises bold colours and abstract figurations. Indeed, Conteh has gained a reputation for his evocative works since first showing at The Grange fifteen years ago.
You don’t need experience to join this very special course run by Philippa King and Melissa White. They’ll lead you through stitching and painting into a templated artwork on linen inspired by Elizabethan samplers. You’ll then learn decorative painting techniques that will help you create a stunning frame. Be inspired at curioushouse.net
Rounding out the winter season for Arundel Contemporary, this group show features pieces by the gallery's own artists working in small format.
Constructed features 20 artists chosen by masterful curator Anne Symes for their uniquely inventive methodology in a variety of materials, from Louisa Boyd’s geometric print-sculptures to Sean Thornhill’s laser-cut Brutalist reliefs. A Woven Sketchbook, running concurrently, features Justine Randall’s colourful nail-frame tapestries, inspired by a trip to India and the Himalayas.
Running for ten weeks this spring, Hastings-based Nimble Art School are hosting an educational programme for Sussex artists. Previous programmes and courses have been very well-received. If you're interested, find out more on Instagram.
