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<p dir="auto"><strong>Eda Gardner-Groves </strong>is 14 years old  an emerging young artist who has been exhibiting her work at local galleries since the age of 11. Initially inspired by the natural world and her unusual lifestyle, her early pieces reflected a deep appreciation for organic forms and nature.</p>
As she has grown, so too has her artistic voice. Her recent work marks a confident shift towards a more personal and distinctive style, exploring colour in bolder, more expressive ways. Through experimentation and a developing sense of individuality, she is beginning to define her own visual language.
<h4 dir="auto"><strong>Featuring our artists this year 2026 </strong><strong> </strong></h4>
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<div><strong>Ben Dunford (8yrs) </strong></div>
<div>Ben fell in love with art from an early age when visiting the Artists Open Houses. He is delighted to be displaying his work this year at @thecoachhouse. He is still discovering his style so for now explores all mediums and techniques.</div>
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<p dir="auto"><strong>Max Wragg (8yrs)</strong></p>
<p dir="auto">Max loves being creative and is experimenting at the moment with making clay candle holders, pencil drawings of animals, landscapes and small abstracts</p>

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<div><strong>Inès</strong></div>
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<div>Hello my name is Inès and I'm 9 Years old.</div>
<div>I really enjoy art beacuse it's a way to express your feelings. I think Artist Open House is a good opportunity for any aged artist to show their art to other people as others may have a different view than the artist themselves do.</div>
<div>I mainly like to draw people and animals and some people say they are the hardest things to draw, but I actually think they are the easiest things to draw because there is usually some form life and happiness within the picture.</div>
<div>Sometimes, I look out of my window and see a lovely scene so it makes me want to paint it or draw it! Everythig is so beautiful!</div>
<div>I hope all of you will like my art, enjoy!</div>
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<div><strong>Ella Blandford</strong></div>
<div>was born in 2011 and has been working as a digital artist using Procreate for several years. Her art reflects her interest in bands such as Super Furry Animals, Pink Floyd and the Doors, as well as kaiju, yokai and mythical creatures from around the world. She lives in Worthing.</div>
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<p style="font-weight: 400;"><strong>Nev Brewin</strong></p>
<p style="font-weight: 400;">having drawn and painted figuratively in many different styles, took himself off to an isolated French farmhouse for a month to see if a particular style would emerge. After studying forms of nature – bark, lichen, seedpods; he used collage and paint to develop an abstract rendition. Later, he incorporated cityscapes- neon light, graffiti, exploring where nature and urban life intersected. Over time his paintings have become wider, often involving vertical strips, combining scraped raw colour and intricate patterning. He often works on strips of wood painted and repainted which are placed together to find an interesting dynamic.</p>
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<strong>Val Brewin</strong>

interest in the natural forms within nature led to drawing, painting and sewing which resulted in her three dimensional textile creations. She likes to incorporate found objects within her work, rusty metal, shells, stones and glass. In preparation of each piece of work she does extensive research, often looking at the traditional art from other cultures, filling many pages with drawings, paper treatments and stitch techniques.  Her work explores the opposing nature of order and chaos, the combination of eruption, fission and expulsion. Her art reflects the need to bring discordant parts into a cohesive whole.

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<p style="font-weight: 400;"><strong>Julia White</strong></p>
<p style="font-weight: 400;">Medium- mixed media and Printmaker...After moving to Sussex in 2006 where I brought up my two children I trained in printmaking, predominantly etching. Inspired by the natural beauty around me I started foraging for plants to study which became an obsession and brought me closer to nature and wellbeing. Collecting both plants and memories from the Sussex Downs, where I now live. I have been experimenting with the use of elements using cyanotype to create sun prints as well as making natural inks, a slow nurturing process. I use layering and various techniques which are both meticulous and whimsical</p>
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<strong>Poppy Manley</strong>

Poppy is an artist and craftswoman who believes creativity is central to the human experience. Constantly experimenting with different media and styles. Currently fascinated with rust and entropy. Deeply in love with the natural world. Endlesssly seeking new modes of expression.

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<strong>Francesca Herrera</strong>

Jewellery Designer and makes  handmade bohemian jewellery crafted in Brighton – from shimmering beetle wing earrings to bold brass pendants &amp; celestial treasures. Designed for free spirits, festival lovers &amp; everyday magic

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<div><strong>Keziah Furini</strong></div>
<div>is an illustrator and graphic designer from Brighton.</div>
<div>She captures the people and places around her and is inspired by themes that connect community and environment. Her work focuses on the local Sussex landscape and its colourful palette.</div>
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<div></div>]]></content:encoded></item><item><title>Ergod trio &#x2013; Richard Scott / Tapiwa Svosve / Luigi Marino + Cath Roberts &amp; Olie Brice Duo</title><link>https://atthecoachhouse.com/production/ergod-trio-richard-scott-tapiwa-svosve-luigi-marino-cath-roberts-olie-brice-duo/</link><description><![CDATA[May 27, 2026 in Brighton. Ergod trio – Richard Scott / Tapiwa Svosve / Luigi Marino Richard Scott and Tapiwa&hellip;]]></description><content:encoded><![CDATA[<h3>Ergod trio – Richard Scott / Tapiwa Svosve / Luigi Marino</h3>
Richard Scott and Tapiwa Svosve have been playing as a duo since they met in 2014 and have collaborated with a wide variety of musicians, individually and together, including Hannah Marshall, Angharad Davies, Phil Durrant, Mark Sanders, Rachel Musson, William Parker, Hamid Drake, Silvan Schmid and Samuel Rodgers.

Luigi Marino is a Bristol-based musician whose work explores emergent phenomena involving people, objects, and whatever lies in between their shifting definitions. An active improviser, he performs on electronic media and percussion, focusing on the zarb, the computer as an instrument mediating human decision-making, and custom cymbals played with bows and extended through DIY portable circuits.
<h3>Cath Roberts &amp; Olie Brice</h3>
Cath and Olie released their first album ‘Conduits’ in 2022, and have a new one out this year – hopefully in time for this gig!

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