Polish-born Tadek Beutlich was an innovative textile artist and relief-print maker, inspired by folklore, modernism and the horrors of war. He was much influenced by Ethel Mairet, who he was […]
The innovative master of mid-century textiles Discover the distinctive work of Tadek Beutlich (1922-2011), a visionary textile artist, printmaker and teacher. From monumental tapestries to intricate textile constructions and vivid […]
Charleston are revisiting Roger Fry’s seminal Grafton Gallery Post-Impressionism exhibitions of 1910 and 1912, with a major show featuring paintings and works on paper by artists such as Paul Cézanne, […]
Izumi Kato is known for his vividly coloured, enigmatic creatures that are as fascinating as they are strange. This is the first institutional exhibition of Izumi Kato's work in the […]
Fans of Alexandra Loske’s articles on colour, which have featured in ROSA Magazine since our first issue, will be thrilled to learn that her expertise lies at the heart of […]
Vanessa Bell’s unconventional life story often overshadows her work as an artist, and this exhibition works hard to make amends. Featuring over 100 paintings and decorative arts, and claiming to […]
New director Kathleen Soriano, former artistic director of the RA, kicks off her reign at the seaside gallery with an enticing double bill.In the (downstairs) Foreshore Gallery The Sun Feeds […]
A collection of photographs and archival materials, capturing the essence of Miller and Penrose’s summer of love on the Côte d’Azur, an interlude of romance, artistic exchange, and fleeting freedom […]
Brighton’s (increasingly less) Secret Garden hosts a selection of steel, marble and ceramic sculptures by the innovative German-born, London-based artist, whose dynamic, wittily profound work, explores themes of light, space, […]
BOAT officially launch their 2025 season in March, but have let us know some of the early highlights, which include Motown musical A Night to Remember (from Handshake Productions), Pinch […]
Born Marjorie Watson-Williams, Vézelay was a British abstract artist who cut her artistic teeth in Paris among Modernist avant-garde greats such as Alexander Calder and Wassily Kandinsky, before experimenting with […]
This year’s summer festival at the historic opera house opens with Rossini’s Il Barbiere di Sevilla (May 16-July 3) followed by the first-ever Glyndebourne staging of Wagner’s psychological drama Parsifal […]
One of the best-loved artists of his generation, and most influential to the next, conceptual/pop art guru Michael Craig-Martin depicts everyday objects with precise graphic outlines in vivid, psychedelic colours. […]
A real treat for Sussex art-lovers, this exhibition takes in work from the late nineteenth century all the way through to the present day and showcases those not normally included […]
A new look at the influences/influencers of modernism Curator Dr Hope Wolf’s show, drawing on work from the late 19th century to the present day, examines a recent history of […]
Hélio Oiticica, the Brazilian radical, turned colour into architecture. His Magic Square, shown in Europe for the first time at the Goodwood Art Foundation from July, is no mere installation: […]
This exhibition in Arundel’s always elegant Gallery57 is a birthday celebration for two local craft legends, Alison Crowther and Ann Symes. Crowther (who is featured in Sussex Craft Week’s publicity) […]
Showcasing creative talent in the region since 1996, South East Open Studios (SEOS) returns in June to once more bring together the work of contemporary artists and makers (nearly two […]
Ever wanted to get beyond the blond fright wig, dark sunglasses and enigmatic statements of Andy Warhol, and find out the true personality of one of the 20th century’s most […]
How to throw, turn and decorate lustreware. Jonathan Chiswell Jones and Kerry Bosworth are opening their craft pottery studio and showroom, where visitors can see demonstrations on all aspects of […]
Repurposing old jewellery, an exhibition + workshop tour Repurposing old jewellery into new designs, Pruden and Smith, famed for their bespoke luxury pieces, preserve both memories and materials. Here, you […]
A new celebration of craft making and makers. Exhibitions, demonstrations, talks, tours and events across the extraordinary creativity in Sussex right now Applications are open. See sussexcraftweek.com for details
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Ceramics and jewellery in a river cottage garden. Quinnell makes contemporary jewellery using sterling silver, sometimes with elements of gold, bronze, brass or copper. Her simple designs are inspired by […]
An exhibition curated by Newlands House Gallery presenting the work of twelve of Sussex's leading designer-makers. The finalists have been selected by a panel comprising: Tim Bolton, Head of Art, […]
TICEHURST: Craft courses all week and a fair and solstice celebrations on 21 June Step into Ticehurst a small village in the heart of Sussex and find an enchanting world […]
Indigenous textiles from Argentina. A double bill of young South American artists: Brazilian Allan Weber attempts to deconstruct life in the favelas of Rio using a variety of media: assemblage, […]
Oliver Messel grew up at Nymans (where his father Ludwig designed the gardens) and went on to become one of the country’s foremost costume and set designers for both stage […]
Led by renowned pattern-maker and textile printer Sarah Burns, you will learn how to make a wide range of natural dye colours from foraged materials. You will gather seasonal flowers, […]
Contemporary Abstract Artist Linz Challice will be showing some of her paintings at Gallery BN5 in Henfield West Sussex from April through to June
Chichester Art Society will be joining us at Oxmarket for their annual show in the John Rank and Wilson Gallery. Chichester Art Society was founded in 1939 and is at […]
Visit the open print room of award-winning wallpaper designer, Deborah BownessSt Leonards-on-Sea: A rare opportunity to visit the print room of award-winning wallpaper designer-maker Deborah Bowness, known for her imaginative […]
Repurposing old jewellery into new designs, Pruden and Smith, a jewellers famed for its bespoke luxury pieces, preserve both memories and materials. Just pop in to its central Ditchling shop, […]
LEWES: A specially curated exhibition and events programme for Sussex Craft Week Celebrate Sussex Craft Week by visiting ‘Solstice’ a magical summer exhibition showing work by 16 artists from across the […]
Sculpture, textiles and more from Hastings’ finest. Some of Hastings’ best makers have come together to show their work in James and Celeste Hartley’s beautiful Old Town studio. Find them […]
A seafront exhibition of animals in art. An exhibition of animals in art, featuring prints, ceramics and textiles by artists including Sarah Young. Atelier Beside the Sea is a specialist […]
Open daily 14-22 June. Except Sunday 15 JuneSee this maker of joy-filled mobiles at work Mason's mobile sculptures explore themes of balance, lightness and, he hopes, a sense of joy. […]
The bowl as a practical object and a work of art. Founded by Wendy March in 2024, Worthing’s ‘delightfully unique’ Chintz and Wood is fast making a name for its […]
The A-lister's cow painter opens up his studio. Visit John Marshall the (original and best) cow painter in his impressive studio, where he’ll be showing paintings, drawings and prints. Collected […]
See a range of works including woodworking, mixed media paintings, prints, enamelled metal and jewellery. (Note studio open Friday, Saturday, Sunday during Craft Week) Based at the famous Turner Dumbrell […]
PETWORTH: Visit two of the UK's top textile artists and see working looms Open by appointment 12 - 4 pm every day | BOOK A VISIT throughout Sussex Craft WeekOpen […]
See a range of works including woodworking, mixed media paintings, prints, enamelled metal and jewellery. (Note studio open Friday, Saturday, Sunday during Craft Week) Based at the famous Turner Dumbrell […]
