Prize to the most intriguingly titled exhibition of 2024 goes to Hastings Contemporary. The works in this blockbuster show, that explores the still life genre, are drawn from two of the UK’s most important collections: the Ingram and the David and Indrė Roberts. It juxtaposes world-class contemporary sculpture, video and installation against traditional still- life […]
Readers of our print magazine may remember Barefoot Opera from ROSA Issue 4. Be sure not to miss the dynamic company's upcoming performance of La Traviata at Brighton's St Michael & All Angels Church on 21 September. Whilst Barefoot's MO is offering stripped-back and vivacious takes on well-known classics, these performances are just as suitable […]
The season has already launched, but there are plenty of concerts still to enjoy on the programme. Highlights include A Christmas Carol, with actor Alistair McGowan and the BPO Brass Quintet (Dec 14), and Blue Notes: Duke Ellington, Wayne Shorter, Gwilym Simcock (Jan 25). We are particularly looking forward to Reich/Richter (March 23): ‘A feast […]
On the first floor of this outstanding partner venue to Charleston in Firle, you can see one of the most important groupings of modern British art in the country, offering an intimate perspective on the development of modernism across Europe. The Radev Collection gives us a rare chance to get up close with work by […]
Farleys House and Gallery has crafted various workshops to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Lee Miller and Roland Penrose moving to Farleys. The photography workshop led by Elizabeth Doak and Gisela Torres looks into the theme of memory, and observes how the nature of photography evokes thoughts of the past.
London's esteemed Modern British showcase returns to Saatchi Gallery on 26 September. In partnership with the fair, we are pleased to offer all ROSA readers a 2-for-1 deal on tickets! Simply click below and enter the code AROSA24. We look forward to seeing you there.
Twelve artists show their work in this modernist building and its wooded gardens: painters Raynor Hadland, Kate Scott, Rebecca Bergese, Tom Paine, Jules Allan and Karin Hay White, sculptors Si Uwins, John Mulligan and Christian Funnell, ceramicist Yvonne Kirk, printmaker Jackie Gordon, and jeweller Vee Pease. More at katescottpaintings.com
The south coast’s annual literary festival has, as ever, attracted a host of popular writers, including Sam McAlister (as played by Billie Piper on Netflix), locally based Kate Mosse, discussing the last episode of her ‘Joubert family’ series The Map of Bones, and popular crime writer Elly Griffiths whose The Postscript Murders is part-set in […]
Oxmarket are looking forward to welcoming Kate Rosie to the Wilson Gallery. Kate says her driving force has always been a passion for art from being a young girl through to an adult. In this body of work Kate wanted to demonstrate different ways of working so as not to become formulaic. For her upcoming […]
Artel will be joining us again this year for another exciting exhibition in the John Rank Gallery. ARTEL Contemporary Art Group is a pool of professional artists who work together to bring a rich and diverse range of artwork, subjects and media to communities, collectors and organisations through an annual exhibition in Chichester. Working in […]
Despite being across the border, any Sussex-dwelling art lover must be sure to drop by the Benenden Art Fair this October. You can expect to discover some fantastic local artists, and enjoy some stunning scenery to boot.
A selection of new works by Ipswich-based artist Naomi Munuo.
