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Directed by artist, curator and critic Kellie Miller, KMA gallery offers a unique and original voice. This blog offers our followers the opportunity to delve deeper into our world to discover more about the artists we represent, upcoming exhibition themes and collections, and to join the wider discussion as we explore and reflect on current events shaping the creative world we love so much.
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Motherhood and Art
With Mother’s Day fast approaching, this article explores the representation of motherhood in art. Many artists have depicted mothers in their works. We are looking at how our artists have dealt with this subject, both historically and aesthetically.
Ephemeral Landscapes - A Meeting of Two Minds
Hannah Baker Ivory and Sam Peacock have been collaborating on work inspired by the landscape of the North and South Downs. They felt that Kellie Miller Arts Gallery was an ideal venue to exhibit their collections and to showcase their works together.
Highlights of 2019
As 2019 draws to a close, it is a great time to reflect on the year's successes, give thanks to you and our amazing artists.
Art Gifts to Love for Under £200
Here at Kellie Miller Arts, all artworks are produced by hand by the artist or maker. The works exhibited here are high quality, authentic and unique by artists from the UK and aboard. I pride myself in knowing and encouraging my artists, selecting the best examples and presenting them to you
Q&A with Steve Fricker
Steve Fricker, has been working with the gallery since early 2018, with a successful exhibition of that summer. His fantasy paintings take you on an imaginative journey.
I am excited to reveal more about the man, his mind and about being an artist.
'Our Home' with Angela Edwards
Angela’s central thesis is connected to a notion of ‘home’, a theme explored from many different perspectives and one she continually returns to.
Q&A with Mélanie Bourget
Mélanie’s expressive ceramic sculptures are much sort after, she is one of our most admired and collected artists. The appeal is her work relates to the many everyday emotions which she captures so perfectly in her pieces.
Brighton Seaside
The recent London To Brighton exhibition has just concluded, and as a sequel, I thought I would highlight some of the Brighton seaside-inspired works that we have here at the gallery, in an effort to maybe beg the sun to stay with us a little longer, and celebrate the lovely summer we have had this year.