Hove Trail Houses

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Dion Salvador Lloyd looks forward to welcoming you into his home and studio for his 22nd consecutive year of Open House. New contemporary landscape and seascape oil paintings will be shown alongside a new collection of botanical works.

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For one weekend in May, Kate Scott hosts a collection of five artists and makers who are all inspired by nature in their creativity – paintings, sculpture, jewellery, and a collaboration with a soundscape artist all in this elegant setting.

Number 10 opens its doors to a beautiful space filled with an eclectic mix of works. We have 21 talented artists and makers exhibiting during the festival showing across multiple rooms of this beautiful ground floor Grade II listed house.

This characterful Victorian home will be the setting for an array of beautiful artworks from vibrant floral paintings to soulful ceramic sculptures and elegant bronzes to engage and entice.

A wonderfully diverse collection of work including photography, ceramics, metals, paintings, glass, screen printing, mixed media, knitted & sewn pieces by over thirty artists, (for a complete list see our website).

Cameron Contemporary is an award winning, independent art gallery dedicated to showing a changing programme of high quality established and exciting up and coming British based artists, many with a strong Sussex connection.

Welcoming guests for a third year at Life Love and Me. A stunning collection of Original Paintings, Limited Edition and Screen Prints, Jewellery, Illustrations, Ceramics and Cards.
We hope there's something for everyone in our colourful open house!

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The Flamingo House & Studio is an award nominated Artists Open House offering a superb collection of unique Arts & Crafts during the Brighton festival and creative workshops all year around.

Clara Wilkinson, fine artist and muralist, will be opening her eclectic and colourful Regency studio/home for her first summer exhibition with AOH. She will be exhibiting paintings and drawings from her new series 'Beneath the surface.'