Join Us
Shoreham Art Gallery is run solely by artists, several with national or international reputations. We are passionate about supporting local art and crafts, working together to run a warm and friendly gallery in Brunswick Road without compromising our professionalism and the high quality of our work, both contemporary and classic.
Artists are welcome to apply to join the collective and all applicants should note the following:
- A monthly fee is charged to all artists for the running of the gallery along with a small percentage taken from all sales for marketing.
- All the artists help in the running of the gallery and are committed to steward two days in a five week rota.
- Artists are also invited and encouraged to fully enjoy the facilities in the gallery by organising workshops, hosting events and private views.
For more detailed information about what being a member of our Gallery involves, please read the Prospective Member Information sheet, available in PDF or Word format.
If you are interested in joining our team and want further information please do not hesitate to contact us on 01273 272063, or fill out the form below:
Joining Shoreham Art Gallery
Artists are welcome to apply to join the collective and all applicants should note the following:
- A monthly fee is charged to all artists for the running of the gallery along with a small percentage taken from all sales for marketing.
- All the artists help in the running of the gallery and are committed to steward two days in a five week rota.
- Artists are also invited and encouraged to fully enjoy the facilities in the gallery by organising workshops, hosting events and private views.
For more detailed information about what being a member of our Gallery involves, please read the Prospective Member Information sheet, available in PDF or Word format.
If you are interested in joining our team and want further information please do not hesitate to contact us on 01273 272063, or download and complete our Interest in Joining form in PDF or Word and email it to:
Terry Guile
