Coming to Farley’s House and Gallery in April is ‘The Rivers Melt’, a collection of works by photographer Hanna-Katrina Jędrosz. Exploring nature, history, political ideology and environmentalism, the exhibition takes its viewer on ‘a journey along the European Green Belt and the Iron Curtain borderlands’. Covering a wide expanse of land which once divided the […]
This season Kemptown's hidden gem is showcasing Sussex sculptors with international reputations. Soak up the spring sunshine, and enjoy its beautiful planting and delicious cakes while you're there. Check what days it is open at secretgardenkemptown.co.uk
Don't miss this colourful exhibition hosted by Eastbourne's newartgallery. On show will be pieces by Dick Segal and Mark Munroe-Preston. Segal's work is surreal, imaginative and elliptical, deriving inspiration from the songs of the Beatles. Munroe-Preston, meanwhile, uses a similarly colourful palette but uses it to produce more figurative work. His work originates with a […]
New Sussex Opera’s latest venture is a production of the 1737 comic opera The Dragon of Wantley, coming to towns across Sussex later this spring. Love triangles, satirical wit and of course, dragons, combine together in this updated version of John Frederick Lampe’s comedic hit, as a drunken squire takes on a quest to defeat […]
Iain White will be coming to Oxmarket Contemporary's Wilson Gallery with a thought provoking exhibition. The inspiration for the show came about when White stumbled upon some black and white photographs and newspaper articles from the 1940s in his mothers house. These images led Iain to research the Coventry blitz, and to reflect on his […]
Oxmarket Contemporary are once again delighted to welcome Chichester Open Studios to the John Rank Gallery in April for a two week exhibition. Since its inception in 2001, this esteemed event has evolved into a celebration of creativity. This year Chichester Open Studios are featuring 149 talented artists who open their studios, homes, shared venues, […]
The Makers' Art Collective came together in 2019 whilst the founding artists were studying for postgraduate degrees. Each artist addresses societal issues through the lens of their own experiences and histories, with distinct characteristics. Their work explores memory, identity, people, place and time, and environment. Having shown first in 2019 at the OXO Tower in […]
Cameron Contemporary, down the road from their usual premises, give a solo show to the Liverpudlian painter, 30 years a Brighton resident. Dean uses a unique collage-related technique he calls ‘reverse archaeology’, building up his works using layers of watercolour images.
This exhibition explores the different ways in which two artists - Charlotte Evans and Cecilia Charlton - have derived inspiration from the same period of art history, namely the Italian Renaissance. Evident in their respective uses of colour and pattern, this shared preoccupation with the Renaissance is what unites Evans and Charlton's seemingly disparate work. […]
This young gallery is fast developing a reputation for showing outstanding contemporary painting. It sells affordable pieces by ‘artists to watch’ in its online shop, too. We’re particularly looking forward to Lou Bristow’s architectural still lifes, but do peruse its forthcoming exhibitions, showcasing the likes of John Harmer, at wealdcontemporary.co.uk
Passion, the latest show from Arundel-based Andy Waite, sees the painter continue his exploration of the abstract. While still rooted in landscape, the paintings on show here derive from imagination and instinct rather than from physical location - a Sussex psychogeography, if you will. In this mapping out of the interior self, this topographic survey […]
A curated selection of new works by Anna Hymas. Anna lives and works in London. She studied at Central St Martins College of Art and Design graduating in 2000. Since then, she has shown her paintings in London, New York, Paris, The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition as well as with other galleries throughout the UK. […]
