A Beautiful Sussex Village By The Sea
If anybody has any Christmas trees and/or small LED lights they would like to donate to the event, they would be gratefully received. We would only need them from Saturday 30/11 until Sunday 2/12. If you can help, please email visit.rottingdean@gmail.com thank you.
Tickets now on sale for Mixed Doubles III – in Rottingdean at Chapel Collectors (Park Rd) or online at ticketsource.co.uk/mdr just £7 – don’t miss these fast and funny plays – Oct 24, 26, 27 at The Coach House, 8pm or The Saltdean Community Hall Oct 28 at 2pm or 7pm – because A Lot can Happen in Ten Minutes!
On the 1st December we will be hosting a Christmas Artisan Market in the Village Hall (Park Road) from 3pm to 7pm. There will be stalls with wine, craft beer, artisan Christmas gifts and a wide range of homemade food, including charcuterie and cheeses. There will also be a variety of refreshments available.
Tuesday, 21 August 2018, at 7:30pm at St Margaret’s Church, The Green, Rottingdean, Brighton, East Sussex BN2 7HA
The Hanover Band Chamber Ensemble with members of The Consone Quartet perform Schubert’s sublime Octet in the beautiful setting of St Margaret’s Church, Rottingdean.
A ‘Nurturing the NEXT Generation’ event.
The Hanover Band Chamber Ensemble:
Colin Lawson (clarinet)
Nathaniel Harrison (bassoon)
Gavin Edwards (natural horn)
Kate Aldridge (bass)
The Consone Quartet:
Agata Daraskaite (violin)
Magdalena Loth-Hill (violin)
Elitsa Bogdanova (viola)
and George Ross (cello)
Tickets: £20-£30
Under 16s go free
For tickets, please visit our website at www.thehanoverband.com or call 0333 666 3366
APRIL 17 – 29
PASTEL IMAGES FROM THE LAST 10 YEARS
TOM WALKER
This exhibition comprises of an eclectic assortment of works spanning the last 10 years using this remarkably versatile medium to create images encompassing many enthusiasms and obsessions, from sacred music to snooker, stormlight to still life, sea, land and dream scapes, elephants in rooms, stars in space, precise studies to wild abstractions and much besides.
MAY 1 – 27
WEAR & TEAR
ARTISTS OPEN HOUSES – BRIGHTON FESTIVAL
12 artists, using moving images, oil paint, watercolours, ceramic mosaics, indigo textiles and found objects interpret with imagination, memory, humour, curiosity and beauty their own responses to the words wear & tear. Rafaela Appleby, Ophelia Appleby, Julian Bond, Johnny Clash, Pauline Crook, Oriana Evans, Tim Gwyther, Elizabeth Lamont, Re-Threaded, Liza Mackintosh, Jan Mnich, Christine Lloyd Walker.
MAY 29 – JUNE 10
ROB UPWARD AND FRIENDS
Over the past ten years my work has moved from pure landscape subjects to figures in landscapes, and even, somewhat hesitantly, abstract images.
In this exhibition I show recent work, and introduce and celebrate the diverse work of three local artists, and friends of mine: Jim Pearson, Peter Ind, and Alan Rawlings, none of whom have exhibited at The Grange before. Indeed, Alan and Jim have never shown their work before outside friends and family. It gives me great pleasure to show my paintings alongside such talent.
JUNE 12 – 24
SECRETS & STORIES
Four artists come together with their art and stories.
NICKHOLA-SUSANNE LA BROOY – recycling artist, writer & storyteller.
SWAN BERLIN – connecting stories & secrets through art.
NICK WARWICK – scrutinising an endlessly fascinating world through photography.
ELIZABETH FOULDS
JUNE 26 – AUGUST 19
WALK ON THE WILD SIDE
CAROL LAWSON, CHRIS McEWAN,
NICHOLA CAMPBELL
A sense of mystery, of intrigue; atmospheric landscapes, hidden elements in apparently benign settings.
Plus the wild imaginings from Chris McEwan’s sketchbooks…..
JULY 24 – AUGUST 19
THE WIND SHAPES US
SARA HILL
Exhibiting for many years, she is an artist whose heart and soul go into her thought provoking paintings. Sara’s colourful figures, energetic seascapes, abstracts and landscapes have no boundaries.
Last year this group of artists who live and have their art studios in kemptown exhibited at The Grange for the first time, and fell for the charms of Rottingdean.
This year will be another vibrant exhibition with an energetic diversity of styles and subject.
MIKEY SKINNER & BERT WHEELER
Mikey skinner is back again at The Grange with his Constructions and Bert Wheeler with Paintings creating a show that is both thought provoking and innovative. Together these two artists explore obsession and memory.