Past Exhibitions at Artelium
WILL NASH
Futures Past
May 2023
A solo exhibition from Sussex artist Will Nash featuring sculpture, models and screen-prints inspired by ongoing explorations of mathematical forms and their relationships to one another. Will’s sculpture ‘The Chevron’ was the first permanent sculpture to be installed in the Artelium sculpture garden. He collaborated on the labels for Artefact #4 & Artefact #5, resulting in a series of original screen-prints sold exclusively through Artelium.
ISOBEL SMITH & THE BARON GILVAN
When Painted Birds Laugh
September 2022
A collaborative exhibition from sculptor and performance artist Isobel Smith and painter The Baron Gilvan. Inspired by William Blake’s Laughing Song and The Painted Bird by Jerzy Kosinski, the exhibition included painting and sculpture presented in the tasting room and performance across the estate.
JUDITH ALDER
String Theory and Other Things I Don’t Understand
May 2022
A solo exhibition from local artist Judith Alder based around ’30 works in 30 days,’ an international project which asked its participants to create line drawings in black ink on white paper with a continuous looped line. Judith is interested in how science, nature and technology collide in today’s world, creating work which explores the evolution and mutability of form. Alongside the exhibition Judith worked on the labels for Nature Series Cuvée 2017, a collaborative wine project between Artelium and Vagabond, creating line drawings based on the molecular structure of Light, Soil and Water, key elements in the wine making process.
Their exhibition of painting, sculpture and performance inspired by William Blake's Laughing Song and The Painted Bird by Jerzy Kosiński arrives to Artelium on 8th September.