Funding, 3-D printing, laser cutting and an exciting exhibition programme – September is sorted at Colonnade House.
And if you’re a photographer be sure to check out the October Photofringe opportunity at the end of the blog.
Professional Development: September 2022
6 – 10 September 2022 // Various times // Book online now!
The team at Colonnade House are gearing up for another Professional Development week of activity. Discover funding opportunities through the Arts Council England, join an interactive day with Shake It Up Creative! to learn about SEO and Instagram Reels. Join in on a talk and workshop event by Lorna Allan & Jhinuk Sarkar all about neurodiversity and the creative industries and end the week getting creative trying out laser cutters & 3D printers in our popular Space to Make Sessions.
Space to Make Sessions: September 2022
9 & 10 September 2022 // Various times // Free
This September, Colonnade House is hosting a range of informative and engaging sessions which invite you to try out creative digital tech including laser cutters and 3D printers.
All events are free of charge, but booking is necessary.
Rajini Gundavarapu: Paints & Patterns
6 – 10 September 2022 // 10.00 – 17.00 // Free
Having relocated from India in 2012 and settled in the beautiful and peaceful town of Worthing, Rajini Gundavarapu loves being able to look at the beautiful flowers from the garden, gazing at the colourful and picturesque landscapes and capturing them in their artwork. Rajini has grown to adore the beauty of nature and its vibrant colours which have become the inspiration to create art.
INK by Sussex Printmakers 2022
13 – 18 September 2022 // 10.00 – 17.00 // Free
Sussex Printmakers are a group of artists who use ink, paper or press to create their work through different methods. Using Lino cut, mono printing, etching, screen printing & more. This exhibition is to showcase printmaking and spread their passion for this versatile medium and to the local community.
This exhibition will feature work by: Peon Boyle, Steve Carroll, Annie Cross, Vicky Gomez, Sue Hawksworth, Mark Hulme, Suzyriot, Rosemary Jones, Pauline Murray, Hattie Lockhart-Smith, Shirley Watson, Julia White and Anna Vartiainen.
Creative Waves: The Garden Room
20 – 25 September 2022 // 10.00 – 17.00 // Free
Creative Waves Community Arts is hosting a collaborative exhibition inspired by their community garden in Beach House Park.
Featuring artwork from Creative Waves artists Nadia Chalk & Vanessa Breen, the pair will also be working with graduates and volunteers to design an immersive ‘Green Space’ using artwork, sculpture and plants.
Free, creative workshops, during the exhibition, will enable the public to make their ‘mark in the park’ by adding colourful designs to garden features.
Mary Fivey: Impermanence
27 September – 2 October // 10.00 – 17.00 // Free
Mary Fivey is a Worthing based artist from Fermanagh, Ireland. She has been living in Worthing for the last five years and has become obsessed with the local landscape.
Living so near to the beach has been a never ending source of inspiration in her artwork. Mary believes that accepting impermanence helps to cultivate positive well-being.
Shona Macdonald: Work in Progress
27 September – 2 October // 10.00 – 17.00 // Free
Shona Macdonald presents a collection of artworks exploring different aspects of the human psyche.
Photo Fringe 2022: REAL UTOPIAS
6 – 30 October
Colonnade House is working in partnership with Photo Fringe for another year, and are looking for photographers or photography collectives to showcase a new project at Worthing’s creative hub for a month long residency. Covering the Photo Fringe 2022 theme ‘Real Utopias’.
Included in the opportunity is;
– Opportunity for a photographer or photography collective to showcase a new project under the theme ‘Real Utopias’.
– Exhibit at Colonnade House during October 2022.
– Use of both gallery spaces.
– Huge discount on hire rate.
– Support from staff to install and promote the exhibition.
– Opportunity to run workshops, talks and related events.
Find out more here.
