A compelling collection of Elena Cruz’s paintings, prints and installation shots is currently on display at WIA Gallery in Lewes. Through her vibrant and thought-provoking work, the American-born and Peckham-based street artist explores humanity’s place within complex political and economic systems, providing original commentary on timely topics such as living costs, life as a young […]
A science-based audiovisual installation with a feminist message. This work celebrates the discovery by 18th-century astronomer Caroline Herschel that 560 stars were missing from the British Star Catalogue. These were reproduced on glass plates, and in Laird’s piece represent the many women whose research, knowledge and wisdom have been overlooked.
Original Exhibition Posters, a selling show at Hidden Gallery, offering you the chance to buy a piece of art history. Posters that have survived in such excellent condition as the ones in the show grow scarcer as time goes on, so it's exciting to see so many original posters in one place. There are rare […]
This exhibition showcases ten Bloomsbury works sourced exclusively from private collections. These works include a recently discovered portrait of Vanessa Bell painted by Duncan Grant, and an experimental portrait by Bell of her friend Molly MacCarthy. These works will only be on display for this ten week show, and tickets are limited, so book ahead […]
"I’ve always enjoyed walking in the countryside," says Gary Goodman, "embracing and acknowledging the magic of the season, the varying moods of the weather. In the past year, being in love and sharing these experiences, welcoming the spirits and feeling the mystic psychic sensations of these natural wonders, have fired me, andinspired me to make […]
Announcing his second show at Gallery 19a (formerly Coachwerks), Brighton based painter Geoff Hands presents a selection from a group of works that started during the first period of lockdown in 2020 and continues to this day. In the relative safety of his Phoenix Art Space studio, many of the Sussex landscape and Welsh garden […]
Bloomsbury fringe member Patricia Preece was the wife of Stanley Spencer, and a much lauded mid-century painter in her own right. Or was she? Her marriage to Spencer was never consummated, and there is intriguing evidence that most, if not all, of her exhibited work was painted by her long-term lover Dorothy Hepworth.
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 […]
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. […]
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 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
