Routes Networks Connections – An Art Exhibition celebrating Old Shoreham’s heritage, conservation and community.
To celebrate and launch the 50th anniversary of the Old Shoreham Conservation Area, professional and non-professional artists are invited to take part in an Art exhibition to be held in St Nicolas Church.
Old Shoreham is the largest part and historic heart of Shoreham-by-Sea. Post war urbanisation means that a substantial portion of the community now lives in the area, but much contemporary artwork and imagery focuses on New Shoreham, the town centre.
From 6 to 15 September, our exhibition will showcase original artwork from people of diverse ages and backgrounds, working in a range of media including collage, paint, photography and sculpture. The exhibition follows the theme of Routes-Networks-Connections promoted by the national Heritage Open Days. You can see what’s on in the programme guide with lots of events across the Old Shoreham Heritage Festival here.
Old Shoreham is perfectly located and lies at the centre of Shoreham-by-Sea’s connections to the world.
You can download the leaflet with map of inspiration points here to help you think about features of Old Shoreham we like to celebrate. Closing date for entries to the exhibition is 31 July.
You can also email ronny@oldshoreham.org
For an entry form for individuals download here.
For groups of children and young people who want to take part, click here for more information.
You can also make a submission via the Google Form here.
For enquiries please email ronny@oldshoreham.org
Key Dates
6 – 15 September // Exhibition at St Nicolas Church, Shoreham-by-Sea
Image: by Karolyn Mnich