The Gallery is an attractive intimate space on the ground floor of the Museum in the centre of the town.  Leading into the Jekyll style walled garden, this is a doubly pleasant place to visit when viewing an exhibition.   The enhanced frontage and entrance to the museum as part of the Council Offices have increased its  prominence which is close to the historic Pepperpot and Church Street.

The gallery hiring charges have always been kept at a reasonable rate in order that it be available to local artists and only a small commission is charged on work sold.   Unusually, as a result of the covid pandemic, there are some slots available in the first half of 2022 in this popular venue.

Godalming Museum Gallery offers artists exhibition slots of 3-4 weeks throughout the year.   The hanging system for strung pictures is very simple, flexible and versatile and allows for pictures to be hung above each other .  The gallery walls are all velcro friendly and so unframed mounted prints are easily displayed.  As a guide, there is room for around 30 A3 size artworks on the walls.  A deep full length 3 feet wide shelved glass cabinet is available for 3D objects.

If you are interested in exhibiting in the Museum Gallery please contact the Exhibitions Organiser Nansi Taylor for more information.   nansitay@hotmail.com

Founded in 2019 the Yellow Edge Gallery is one of Hampshire’s newest contemporary art galleries.  It is not a commercial gallery, but instead was set up to provide artists with a space of their own to exhibit, discuss, engage and share their work with an audience.  

The Gallery is named after the painting ‘Yellow Edge’ by the American artist Barnett Newman (1905 – 1970).  Newman is considered to be one of the major figures of abstract expressionism and one of the foremost of the colour-field painters.

Yellow Edge was completed by Newman in 1968 approximately two years before his death in 1970.  It was never exhibited in his lifetime. This is the only painting where Newman covered almost the entire surface in dense black; it is also unusual because he placed the vibrant yellow vertical “zip” at the right edge of the canvas. The painting is acrylic on canvas it is 238 x 193 cm in size and is considered to be his last work.

The Gallery aims to specialise in modern and contemporary works and showcase emerging artists working in a variety of media.  Its mission is to exhibit contemporary works by practicing artists, promoting and strengthening the community of artists, and fostering new relationships with fellow artists.

We offer the best in live music, theatre, comedy, film, talks, event cinema, workshops, family events and free-to-explore exhibitions. From classical recitals to children’s activities – our vibrant programme has something for all ages and tastes.

Our friendly gallery tea bar serves a delicious range of snacks, homemade cakes and refreshments throughout the day, and our fully licenced bar is open for many of our evening events.

Whatever brings you through our doors we promise a warm welcome and a good time.

Open Tuesday to Saturday between 10am and 4.30pm

The Denbies Estate, based in Dorking, Surrey, has been family owned and run since 1984. Denbies vineyard was planted in 1986, and since then has become one of the largest wine producers in the UK.

 

London Road

Dorking

United Kingdom

Surrey

RH5 6AA

Tel: 01306 876 616

The Lightbox gallery and museum in Woking is one of the most exciting cultural spaces in the South East. Three stunning galleries host a huge range of exhibitions, changing regularly.

The building is also home to Woking’s Story, an interactive museum of the town’s history. If you are visiting with children you will find plenty to keep them occupied with our hands-on activities and interactive displays. You can also enjoy a coffee and slice of delicious cake or lunch in our canalside Café. Afterwards you can browse for a special gift or memento of your visit in our Gift Shop.

 

The Lighbox Gallery & Museum

Woking

United Kingdom

Surrey

GU214AA

Tel: 01483 737800

The Bourneside Gallery first opened in Gomshall, Surrey in 2011 .

We now have a showroom in North Street, Dorking.

Offering a sought-after collection of ceramics, glass, original limited editioned prints and furniture from the mid 20th century, together with art from selected British printmakers and Surrey Artists plus our popular range of greeting cards and stationery.

If you are interested in viewing other items from our website we will be happy to arrange this, please contact us.

Judy and Pete Hill  email:  studioart@live.co.uk   01306889988      

 

No 1 North Street, Dorking, Surrey RH4 1DN

Dorking

United Kingdom

Surrey

RH4 1DN

Tel: 01306 889988

The Farnham Pottery is a restored 16th century Victorian factory, we offer a diverse range of creative experiences from traditional and modern ceramics, stoneware and day courses that are designed for the young amateur through to the energised professional. The central space is occupied by our Gallery and Cafe exhibiting a variety of local artists from photography, sculpture, ceramics and textiles and are refreshed each month. The buzzing Cafe itself is open Tuesday – Saturday 9am – 4pm offering tea, coffee and cake, breakfast, brunch and lunch menu. We pride ourselves as a home-from-home for the local creative community and welcome all come and explore.

 

Quennells Lane, Wrecclesham

Farnham

Surrey

GU10 4SL

Tel:

The Royal Surrey County Hospital is a 520-bed District General Hospital, located on the fringe of Guildford, run by the Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

 

Egerton Road

Guildford

United Kingdom

GU2 7XX

Tel:

Discover the art, architecture and gardens of Gertrude Jekyll, Sir Edwin Lutyens and the South West Surrey Arts and Crafts movement, and enjoy the work of local artists and craft workers. The local studies library holds a wealth of information.

 

109A High Street

Godalming

United Kingdom

GU7 1AQ

Tel: 01483 426 510