The Association of Sussex Artists’ Annual Exhibition opens in Horsham’s Drill Hall this week
and live on Freeview channel 276
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The Association of Sussex Artists’ (ASA) Annual Exhibition opens to the public on Friday, August 18, and continues until Saturday, August 26.
The work of around 100 artists will be on show with prices ranging from £30 to around £3,000.
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Hide AdASA committee member Mick Oakey said: “There genuinely is something there for everyone, whatever your tastes and preferences.”
There will be paintings, drawings, items of sculpture and pottery, with pieces by both professional and amateur artists.
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Visitors can vote for their favourite artworks, with People’s Choice awards going to the most popular at the end of the show. They can also chat to the artists.
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Hide AdMick said: “Despite the ‘interesting times’ in which we currently live we are proud to do our bit by presenting another showcase for some of the best artists’ work in Sussex.”
ASA Patron Lady Emma Barnard, of Parham House, said: “It is extremely encouraging to see that the arts are so vividly alive and flourishing across our beautiful county from East to West; their power to inspire and uplift has, perhaps, never been so important.”
The ASA was founded in 1928 and attracts members from across the community who work in a wide variety of media, including oil, watercolour, gouache, pastel, pencil, charcoal; and in stone, wood, bronze, earthenware, pewter and porcelain. The exhibition will be open from 10.30am to 5pm every day from August 18-25, and closes at 3.30pm on August 26. Entry is free.