We’re an award-winning, contemporary art gallery located in the heart of Brighton’s historic Cultural Quarter in the UK. With selected works by local, national, and international artists, our two showrooms feature a diverse selection of art, ceramics, and sculpture, professionally curated for you. The ‘must see’ destination for original art in Brighton.

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Artists’ Open Call Exhibition

14th February to 30th March 2026


Following a successful move to Church Street in Brighton in 2025, Kellie Miller Arts Gallery is pleased to announce our first annual Open Call Exhibition from 14th February to 30th March 2026.

Mindful of the importance of this historic space to the Sussex community, as a standalone independent gallery, there are only so many people we can represent, and it is important to us to share the opportunities this beautiful building presents with the greater artistic community. We invited artists from across the region to submit their best pieces.

Image by Jim Naughten


New Collection

Jonathan Smith


Wild Place by Jonathan Smith

As we make our way through the latent winter months, there is renewed love for the changeable wild British landscape. Told through the eyes of second generation Scottish oil painter Jonathan Smith, KMA invites viewers to get lost in the magic of rivers, chalk-paths, dewponds and hills of his latest collection.

Hung across both floors of our Church Street gallery, the bones of Sussex are close to the surface in Jonathan’s latest body of work. For him, moments out in the landscape when the present dissolves, and the past rises up, leaving us with some sense of deep time, layers of human experience from the Neolithic through to the present.


Artist of the Month

PHIL JOLLEY


End of Terrace Series by Phil Jolley

Our Artist of the Month for March is British ceramicist Phil Jolley. We are delighted to present two new series works as part of our selection - End of Terrace and Tomb.

In keeping with his love of historical architecture and theatrical details, the Tomb series takes inspiration from Victorian graveyards and weathered old gravestones paying homage to the elegance and status of mounted urns. 

In contrast, Phil’s End of Terrace series is inspired by terraced houses in various stages of decay. Boarded up windows, peeling paint, roof timbers and collapsed walls inform and surface of his new vessels, which offer a tactile balance of rough grogged clay and smooth cut lines that map pathways over them.


Introducing

TIM RAWLINSON


Trewyn Light by Tim Rawlinson

KMA Gallery is pleased to introduce world-renowned British glass artist Tim Rawlinson to our stable of artists. 

Tim's work celebrates the architectural properties of glass, using colour, shape and light to play with perception. At its core is a desire to encourage viewers to slow down in the face of an increasingly fast-paced world, taking time to absorb the present and what sits in front of our eyes. 

Using a combination of blown, cast and polished techniques, Tim creates optical illusions, shifting shadows and reflections that distort both colour and form.


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The artist-owned gallery is located in the prestigious, historic heart of Brighton’s cultural quarter, a fitting situation for a space sympathetic to the art of storytelling.

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