The Skin of the Print
8 – 20 October
Early photographic printing processes (often referred to as Alternative or Alt–Photography) require detailed hand-crafting by the artist. The texture, material and treatment of the paper on which the image is formed – literally, ‘The Skin of the Print’ – adds real depth to the appearance and feel of the work.
Harbour
8 – 20 October
Prim Hoult, a painter and Alison Garrett, a textile artist both live on the shores of Chichester Harbour. It is a special, fragile landscape, which weaves a magic in the hearts of those who know it well.
8 – 20 October
An exhibition of small landscape paintings that are influenced by both historical painting and actual places visited locally to produce a collection of original artworks.
8 – 20 October
Belinda Midgley is a self-taught artist who has loved the subject since being at school.
Reflections
22 October – 3 November
This exhibition includes paintings from the artist’s travels around the world. ‘Reflections’ captures the beauty of nature such as the sunsets and moonlight scenes and the myriad of vibrant colours from Morocco, California and Sicily. The artist also reflects on the effect our consumer society is having on the environment. Sale proceeds from this exhibition go to Parkinson’s UK.
22 October – 3 November
Exploring Design in Abstraction
Anita Beresford Richards, is a contemporary artist, experimenting with abstract compositions.
Journals in Stitch
22 October – 3 November
This is the latest exhibition by a group of mixed media textile artists from Worthing. There will also be a selection of lovely handmade gifts and cards for sale.
Fire and Light
5 – 17 November
An exhibition of Raku and Porcelain ceramics by Keith and Debra Menear of Menear Ceramics.
In the Mix
5 – 17 November
Waterlooville artist, Geoff Osborne, first exhibited at the Oxmarket Gallery in 2015 as part of an exhibition by the Red Hot Press where he studied the Foundation in Printmaking course. This course followed on from many years as an art and wedding photographer.
5 – 17 November
Nicola has painted since art college in London in the Sixties. These examples
are of recent works in etching oil on sized paper. The process is a mixture of
monotype and painting, and the subjects are mainly landscape or nature in
various forms.
