Thursday 6th June, 4pm – 8pm We are delighted to be hosting the launch party for the June edition of ROSA Magazine (Review of Sussex Arts) together with the staff and journalists of ROSA. There will be a tour of the sculpture garden and advice on collecting sculpture from Elspeth Bray at 4.30. Artists […]
We have a number of different landscape artists who approach the subject in varying ways. We focus in on a few here to understand the way in which they approach landscape painting, and why they are drawn to it. Sketching en plein air is crucial for many landscape artists. Going out and standing in […]
We have a new collection of Venetian artworks from identical twin sisters Rosie Copeland and Gabrielle Moulding. The paintings are for sale now, both online and in our Summer Exhibition which opens 3rd May. We wanted to explore these works in more detail and delve further into Gabrielle (Ella) and Rosie’s experience of painting in […]
Creating a sculpture is a hugely complex, physical process. In the gallery we present the finished object held up as an object of beauty and veneration. Here we explore some of the journey from raw materials to finished object whether it be a stone-carving, a bronze or a piece fabricated from wood or sheet metal. […]
We are thrilled to be welcoming Deborah Gourlay back to the gallery after several years. Deborah has made a series of stunning theatre and opera paintings that will be on display this summer, based on her experience at Glyndebourne. Having the amazing opportunity to be artist-in residence at Glyndebourne gave Deborah unrivalled access to […]
Sculptor Mark Bowman is relatively new to full time art-making. Having trained in architectural technology, Mark spent much of his career in construction and working on offshore oil rigs. He learnt to sculpt in his spare time and is now pursuing art as his full-time occupation. This unique background has led to fascinating experimentation in […]
We are delighted to introduce the work of ten exciting new artists and sculptors alongside many familiar favourites. Deborah Gourlay returns to the gallery after many years. A South American childhood developed her love of colour and pattern, while architectural spaces fascinate her. An opportunity to spend four years as artist-in-residence at Glyndebourne inspired […]
By Alice Tarplee ‘Wood – Sand – Stone’ is on display at the Weald and Downland Living Museum, Singleton near Chichester until 30th October 2023, open daily 11am – 3pm. An exhibition of recent work by John Hitchens has just opened at the Weald and Downland Living Museum, near Chichester. It comprises a […]
We are very proud to be hosting an art auction for Over the Moon, a local charity that provides financial and emotional support to sick and disabled children and their families. We had a live auction on 9th June where we auctioned David Humphrey’s painting ‘New Laid Summer Hay’ for £2,950. A huge thank you […]
David Cass is an artist with a mission. It’s rare to see an artist intertwine their entire oeuvre so closely with one particular theme or issue, but Cass has committed his whole body of work to the issue of climate change. Hailing from Edinburgh, Cass has been representing the sea in his work for […]
Thursday 1st June, 3pm – 8pm We are delighted to be hosting the launch party for the June edition of ROSA Magazine (review of Sussex Arts) together with the staff and journalists of ROSA. There will be a tour of the sculpture garden and advice on collecting sculpture from Elspeth Bray at 4.30. Artists and […]
We welcome six outstanding new sculptors to the gallery this summer. Benji Lowsley-Williams uses Purbeck stone quarried from the cliffs close to his Dorset home. These works respect the raw form of the sculpture while exploiting its inner beauty. He creates spatial forms which dramatically exploit the sun and shadows, pieces which transform a garden […]
Jill Berelowitz arrived in London from South Africa in 1976, having run her own studio in Durban. Over the last 25 years her work has developed in multiple directions and she has been responsible for some major commissions gracing land mark locations in both London and the provinces. Her most recent piece is the spinning Dorchester […]
Creating a sculpture is a hugely complex, physical process. In the gallery we present the finished object held up as an object of beauty and veneration. Here we explore some of the journey from raw materials to finished object whether it be a stone-carving, a bronze or a piece fabricated from wood or sheet metal. […]
The Times, 29 March 2019
