Oxmarket Contemporary has invited well-known artists and makers, many of whom have a strong relationship with the gallery, to participate in the 'Wish You Were Here' exhibition. This exhibition will be at Oxmarket for two weeks. The exhibition will celebrate the natural beauty of Oxmarket's bucolic West Sussex surroundings, illustrating aspects of Chichester, the South […]
Oxmarket is thrilled to present Equus. a celebration of the long storied connection of Sussex to the equine. It is one that is constantly being renewed in racetracks like Goodwood or Fontwell, in polo matches at Cowdray Park, and hacks through the South Downs. The indelible marks of this connection can be seen in the […]
For two weeks this summer, Oxmarket Contemporary will showcase work from the Sussex County Arts Club's ‘Volunteers and Prize Winners' show. The club, which is based in central Brighton, is open to both amateur and professional artists. It was formed in 1944 by a group of disaffected artists from The Brighton Arts Club who were […]
We are delighted to welcome Nicole Phillips for a solo exhibition in our Wilson Gallery. Nicole’s exhibition, "The Joy of Being," explores the profound experience of being fully present in each moment, guided by an intuitive combination of observation and feeling. This collection embodies her unique perspective on the world, capturing the enchantment of life's […]
Oxmarket Contemporary are excited to welcome back Don Noble for his third exhibition, having exhibited in 2011 and 2015. Don usually sells to private collectors and has recently undertaken some portrait commissions. Don is inspired by contemporary life, and by the specificity of existing at particular points of time and space. He finds a poignancy […]
Oxmarket are delighted to showcase two printmaking groups in the John Rank gallery. Exhibiting together for the first time, Richmond Printmakers and Southbank Printmakers are a group of 25 artists. They are professional printmakers, promoting and preserving the traditions of printmaking whilst also exploring and embracing new and experimental approaches to making original prints. The […]
Oxmarket Contemporary will host the University of Chichester’s Fine Art Graduates for their Fine Art Degree Show. The Exhibition is supported by The Arts Society and will show for two weeks. The group have largely known each other since 2021 when they started their Fine Art BA degrees. Since then, they’ve each developed a unique […]
Tea Coffee & Tequila, the brainchild of artists Louise Duggan and Bobby Dazzler, is back again with a brand-new show at Oxmarket Contemporary this June. After the standout success of their shows last December & this February, the duo are back to bring you their new event – Art is(t) Life – a print-based showcase of […]
The Chichester Art Society Annual Summer Exhibition will be taking place in both the John Rank and Doris Wilson Galleries. Founded in 1939, Chichester Art Society offers many varied and exciting opportunities to creative people from the local area. The Chichester Art Society is a flourishing, expanding and supportive group who meet weekly to develop […]
Curated by Oxmarket Contemporary, this two-week botanical exhibition on from May 14th to 26th, Art in Bloom, will coincide with RHS Chelsea Flower Show. The show aims to immerse the viewer in a fusion of horticultural horizons in tune with the delight, colour, and scents of spring. Local artists will showcase their own floral interpretations […]
Oxmarket Contemporary will welcome The Borderlands Artists for an exhibition of their work in the John Rank Gallery. The Borderlands Artists are a long-established group of professional contemporary artists who live on the borders of Surrey, Hampshire, and Sussex. The members include painters, printers, sculptors, ceramists, and photographers. This exhibition will showcase each artist’s work and […]
Oxmarket Contemporary will display a collection of work by Elizabeth Jane Loyd (1928-1995) in the Wilson Gallery. A colourist in the grand English tradition, her bold brushstrokes lay together to build dappled images in oils of luminous flowers against subtle ceramic and soft fabrics. She was a contemporary of Mary Fedden and Julian Trevelyan, and […]
