14 July 2026 | Current, Drawing, Exhibition, Multi-disciplinary, Painting, Sculpture, What's on
In this first curatorial endeavour, Marina Burgess brings together fellow artists to explore the theme of Time through their unique and personal artworks. A tiny but fascinating exhibition, inviting us all to share what time means to us. Marina Burgess...
29 July 2026 | Exhibition, Future, Painting, What's on
Landscape artist Clare Buckle presents an exhibition of new paintings and prints centred around buildings as both subject matter and metaphor. Industrial buildings, monolithic structures, and the geometry of utilitarian spaces become moments of stillness, holding...
29 July 2026 | Exhibition, Future, Painting, What's on
The Designed Environment and The Art of Looking presents a collection of experimental acrylic paintings by artist Katie Cox, exploring the overlooked beauty embedded within the spaces we encounter every day. Developed during her BA (Hons) Fine Art degree, this body of...
29 July 2026 | Ceramics, Design, Exhibition, Future, Painting, Sculpture, What's on
Five West Sussex women artists. Five distinct mediums. A long history of exhibiting together. So, what makes this year different? Under the working title ‘UnSeen’, we’re stepping into new, experimental territory—bringing long-dormant ideas to the surface. Through...
10 September 2026 | Ceramics, Design, Exhibition, Future, Multi-disciplinary, Painting, Sculpture, Textiles, What's on
We’ve met so many artists over the years, all who create unique works of art across a variety of different mediums. For our Alumni exhibition, we’ve selected an artist for each year who has been connected to Colonnade House. From our first ever exhibition...
3 September 2026 | Design, Drawing, Events, Future, Multi-disciplinary, Painting, What's on
Join the Mark You Make group for a Surreally Creative Celebration of Colonnade House at 10 years! Thursday 01 October // 10.00 – 16.00 // Free // Drop-in A day filled with “Arty Party” making activity. Ripping Times! Make placemats for a celebration...