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STUDIO & GALLERY

You'll find my little studio & gallery tucked away in a mews just a short walk from Hove seafront.This is where I make most of my own work, so it is often a wonderful, creative mess. However, the front section is set aside as a gallery space dedicated to exhibiting pieces by my artist colleagues.

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Originally built around 1881 Lion Mews was the Duke of Portland's stables for many years and is now a bustling pedestrian street housing artisans and small businesses.As the units were built for horses, not humans, it can get chilly inside so I open on an appointment-only basisng the winter. From April to October, I fling the door open to visitors on Fridays and Saturdays, changing the gallery display each week so there's always something new to see.

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All current collection pieces can be seen in the gallery. In addition, you may also find works from previous collections by some of our best-selling artists, plus preloved pieces that I have for resale.  If you are planning to visit and would like to see something specific please call ahead so I can get it ready for you.

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There is free parking on nearby residential streets and both Hove and Portslade train stations aren't far away but a bit more than a short walk. New Church Road is on a busy bus route with direct links from Brighton.

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The kettle is usually on and you'll often find Bassett, the mews cat, making himself at home on the sofa. There are two great cafés just around the corner plus a multitude of pubs and restaurants in Hove centre.

 

And of course, the beach is just at the end of the road. 

OPENING HOURS

May to October

Fridays & Saturdays 10 - 3 and by appointment

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By appointment only in winter months.

 

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CONTACT

I look forward to welcoming you to the gallery. As it is also my studio, please let me know if you are visiting so I can be prepared! 

Unit 9 Lion Mews, Richardson Road, Hove, East Sussex. BN3 5RA

+44 7909511159

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