Spanning the autumn months, this group exhibition at the fabulous Gallery57 in Arundel features work made from ceramics, wood, textile, works on paper, bronze, fibre and found materials assembled to form various collections.

Betty Parsons is best known as an influential New York gallerist who championed the work of Abstract Expressionists, such as Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, Barnett Newman, and Clyfford Still, long before they gained worldwide recognition. But she was also a prolific painter, sculptor, and poet in her own right, and this exhibition (the first survey […]

Oxmarket are delighted to welcome Richard Dunkley to the Wilson Gallery for a 2 week exhibition of his photographs. Richard Dunkley had a 35 year career in fashion and advertising photography during which he worked for Vogue in five countries and many other magazines.  Based in New York for thirteen years he worked for many […]

Oxmarket are looking forward to an exhibition from four artists titled ‘Time…..’ in our John Rank Gallery. Linda Foskett trained as a Cartographical Draughtsman at the Ordnance Survey and now enjoys the freedom of all forms of artwork. The thrill is when drawing, painting or printing a landscape she can now place a road, tree […]

A celebration of contemporary craft and design, staged within the atmospheric shell of the partly restored Regency era townhouse. Expect textiles, ceramics, jewellery, lighting, furniture, enamel, and metalwork by makers from Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire and Dorset, organised by Design Nation South. Get more info at rth.org.uk

A return home, of sorts, for ‘the two Roberts’, the Bloomsbury linked artists and lovers MacBryde and Colquhoun, who lived and worked in Lewes for two years shortly after WW2. This is the first major exhibition in England since 1962 to chart the remarkable arc of the influential pair’s artistic journey, from the charged atmosphere […]