Octagon is a local collective of creative souls who met while studying art, and continued as a group for support, friendship and critical encouragement. Oxmarket are delighted to welcome the members for their latest exhibition ‘Red and Green, Seldom Seen’. The artists have given themselves the challenge of a restricted palette in their chosen media. […]
Oxmarket are looking forward to welcoming Phoenix Contemporary Textiles in the John Rank gallery with their exhibition Wild and Wilder! Formed in 1992 Phoenix Contemporary Textiles is a group of artists with established and diverse textile-inspired practices. They exhibit every two years as this allows the members time to work on their own projects and […]
Octagon is a local collective of creative souls who met while studying art, and continued as a group for support, friendship and critical encouragement. Oxmarket are delighted to welcome the members for their latest exhibition ‘Red and Green, Seldom Seen’. The artists have given themselves the challenge of a restricted palette in their chosen media. […]
Sussex-based artist Piers Ottey paints scenes taken from his travels, both at home and abroad. In this showcase of his most recent work, San Francisco's Pier 29 appears alongside Chichester Cathedral, Arundel Park alongside Washington Square. The exhibition is open from Tuesday to Thursday, beginning 10 March and concluding 26 March.
Depot is excited to welcome author Paul Fischer for our next ‘in-conversation’ event, celebrating Paul’s latest book, The Last Kings of Hollywood: Coppola, Lucas, Spielberg and the Battle for the Soul of American Cinema. Join us for a behind-the-scenes look at 1980s Hollywood as author and film producer Paul Fischer discusses his new book, The Last Kings of […]
Sussex-based artist Piers Ottey paints scenes taken from his travels, both at home and abroad. In this showcase of his most recent work, San Francisco's Pier 29 appears alongside Chichester Cathedral, Arundel Park alongside Washington Square. The exhibition is open from Tuesday to Thursday, beginning 10 March and concluding 26 March.
Oxmarket are delighted to have an exhibition of work by Catherine Church. Catherine’s studio is based near Twyford, in Hampshire; she takes her inspiration from the flowers, plants and natural forms that she finds in gardens and on walks around this area and beyond. She trained as a theatre maker and is Artistic Director of […]
Oxmarket are pleased to welcome Tim Oelman to the Wilson Gallery for a 2 week exhibition titled Mali Meets Morocco. Born in Wales, Tim grew up in Sussex and attended London Metropolitan University for an MA in Art, Design and Visual Culture. He went on to study tapestry at Morley College. Tim is a handwoven […]
Sussex-based artist Piers Ottey paints scenes taken from his travels, both at home and abroad. In this showcase of his most recent work, San Francisco's Pier 29 appears alongside Chichester Cathedral, Arundel Park alongside Washington Square. The exhibition is open from Tuesday to Thursday, beginning 10 March and concluding 26 March.
Made in Sussex Film Festival is back for 2026, and this year’s festival showcases the very best of independent filmmaking from across Sussex—from bold student work to ambitious features, intimate documentaries to inventive shorts. Every film in our lineup represents the creativity, resilience, and vision of filmmakers who are making cinema happen against the odds.
Oxmarket are thrilled to welcome ART of Living to the John Rank gallery, this exhibition is collaborative and is being kindly supported by The Arts Society and Promedica. ART of Living brings together Stonepillow, the Aldingbourne Trust, the Apuldram Centre and Chichester College to celebrate how art supports personal growth, confidence and wellbeing. Although each […]
Oxmarket are delighted to welcome back Sandra Izard for a solo exhibition in the Wilson Gallery. Sandra moved to Chichester at the age of 4. Now based in the nearby village of Slindon, her work is deeply rooted in the landscape of West Sussex. The South Downs, together with the intimate world of the local […]
