We’re an award winning, contemporary art gallery located in the heart of Brighton’s historic Lanes in the UK. With selected works by local, national and international artists, our three showrooms hold a diverse selection of art, ceramics and sculpture, professionally curated for you.
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Featured Artists
Now Showing
2ND - 29TH APRIL
In expectation of the uplifting spring season to come, this April KMA Gallery is exhibiting new collections from British artists Craig Underhill and Mary Jones, alongside an engaging mix of paintings, prints, sculptures and other ceramics by our rich roster of artists.
Shown across three rooms and two floors, the gallery promises to excite and inspire all who visit.
AN ENGAGING AND VIBRANT SPRING CURATION
New Collection
Behind the Quay by Craig Underhill
craig underhill
This month we’re excited to announce a new collection from highly-collected British ceramicist Craig Underhill.
Craig Underhill’s experimental approach to ceramics demonstrates his diverse approach to mark making. His layered technique is akin to painting on a canvas, creating 3D paintings in the form of a vessel. This unique approach allows him to develop abstract landscapes that still mimic the rise and fall of the topography.
Flight of the Langoustine
We are honoured to be the partner gallery for the Hove Plinth's Flight of the Langoustine created by sculptor Pierre Diamantopoulo MRSS. The ambitious community art project is the brainchild of Hove Civic Society.
KMA will exclusively offer individual bronze editions of the Flight of the Langoustine sculpture figures for sale from 30th September 2023. Flight I and a selection of notable works by the Pierre will be available to view in the gallery.
Contact gallery@kelliemillerarts.com to request a catalogue or find out more.
limited edition bronzes of pierre diamantopoulo’s extraordinary hove plinth sculpture, available exclusively to Kma gallery
Flight of the Langoustine by Pierre Diamantopoulo MRBS, shown on Hove Plinth.
About
Us
The artist owned gallery is located in the prestigious, historical heart of the Brighton Lanes area, a fitting situation for a space sympathetic to the art of story-telling.