Oxmarket are delighted to welcome back John Bradshaw for a solo exhibition in the Wilson Gallery. Since John was a small child, he has been inspired by the power of images, so as soon he could afford a camera, he began to put his instincts to work and has never really stopped. In 1997 he […]
The Regency Townhouse in Brunswick Square is gradually being restored to its former glory. The dining room on the first floor has become a popular gallery space, and this exhibition showcases the work of three Sussex-based artists, abstractionist Kate Scott, multi-media artist Carol Wagstaff and landscapist Caroline Darke. More at katescottpaintings.com
Join us for a special evening at Depot’s Supper Club, where Denmark takes centre stage. Enjoy a hand-picked Danish film, Nikolaj Arcel’s A Royal Affair, followed by an inspired menu crafted by our chefs. Indulge in traditional Danish flavours and immerse yourself in the rich culture as cinema and cuisine unite for an unforgettable night. […]
A wonderfully nostalgic exhibition, specially designed with kids in mind. Much is at child-friendly height and there are creative activities to take part in. Families can also follow a woodland trail to discover some of the plants that feature in Barker’s Flower Fairies books. The show takes us through artist’s development as a precociously gifted […]
Oxmarket is proud to present Mind-Frame Essentials, a captivating group exhibition that delves into core elements which shape human thought, emotion, and perception. This much-anticipated showcase will feature a diverse array of abstract artworks by 10 specially invited artists, each offering their unique interpretation of the exhibition’s central theme. Mind-Frame Essentials explores the collaborative nature […]
Oxmarket are delighted to welcome back the members of TEN:artists. They met while studying Fine Art at the University for the Creative Arts, Farnham and have exhibited together regularly since graduating in 2010. The work produced by the group is diverse and includes drawing, painting, print making, textiles, mixed media and digital art. Individual members […]
The latest offering from tucked-away gem The Grange is a showcase of work by painter Peter Kettle. Often shown at the Royal Academy and becoming popular among collectors, Kettle's work fuses together an assiduous attention to detail and sense of craft with an imaginative flair. The resultant magical (or, rather, fictional) realism characterises Kettle's figurations […]
Opening on 1 November, this new exhibition at Artelium Wine Estate looks at the intersections between contemporary craft and natural materials. Consisting of work by wood artisan Laurence Moracchini and ceramicist Ella Porter, the show strikes a conversational tone in its depiction of wood alongside clay. On Thursday 31 October, Artelium will host a preview […]
Yet another exciting exhibition opens in Newhaven this November. A collaboration between Photo Fringe and Jane & Jeremy (check out The Bookend in Kemptown if you're into art and photography books), A Land Within is a showcase of work exploring our relation to the land we inhabit, and the various implications (historical, political, social) that […]
This artist and writer explores language, linguistics and miscommunication at Eastbourne’s gallery devoted to emerging (often) conceptual artists. The show also features the launch of an online platform, Host Index, marking a new body of work that considers conjunctive, symbiotic and parasitic relationships between artworks. Harun’s novel, The Escape Artist, will be published by Book […]
Cinephiles of Sussex, rejoice! It's the return of CINECITY. Each autumn, the film festival puts on programme replete with world cinema, festival previews, live cinema and archive treasures. Most showings are in Brighton, with the highly notable exception of Depot in Lewes.
The latest exhibition presented by Chichester's excellent Candida Stevens Gallery takes the form of responses to the enormity of nature. Echoing notions of the Romantic sublime (which you may recall from school), painters Kerry Harding and Lucas Reiner sought not to depict the mere physicality of their subjects but instead how their sheer magnitude and […]
