Welcome to Eastbourne Artists! Whether you are an artist or patron this is your one stop site to find out all about the visual arts scene in Eastbourne. Use the headings above to find out about practicing artists, galleries, groups, and the annual Open Houses event.
Since 2008 when Eastbourne celebrated the launch of the new Towner Gallery, the artists and makers of the town have
opened their homes and studios to the public. For artists new to the town please consider joining us. We have two events a
year, usually covering two weekends, one in late spring/early Summer and one in November. See details under Open
Houses above.
Since 2008 when Eastbourne celebrated the launch of the new Towner Gallery, the artists and makers of the town have
opened their homes and studios to the public. For artists new to the town please consider joining us. We have two events a
year, usually covering two weekends, one in late spring/early Summer and one in November. See details under Open
Houses above.
Towner Gallery
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Eastbourne ALIVE is an ambitious and creative town-wide partnership project celebrating the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that Turner Prize 2023 coming to Towner Eastbourne offers.
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Emma Mason
Specialising in work by artists and makers working in Britain from the 1950s onwards, with an emphasis on printmaking. |
VOLT
Volt is the Devonshire Collective's gallery and project space. Established in 2016, Devonshire Collective is the umbrella organisation for Volt, 6 artist studios, a makerspace and a learning space split over three sites.
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Elsewhere:
The De La Warr Pavilion is a pioneering centre for the arts. A place where everyone can experience contemporary exhibitions, events and entertainment in an iconic Modernist building. By the sea, on England’s south coast. Please see their website for details of current exhibitions. |
Hastings Contemporary celebrates the best in modern and contemporary art in an award-winning building. Situated just a few steps from the pebbled beach, the gallery overlooks the largest fishing fleet in Europe, where you can see the town’s fishermen at work.
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Charleston Farmhouse and galleries
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Star Brewery Gallery (formerly Martyrs)
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