ARTEL is a group of professional artists who collaborate to exhibit their work whilst establishing a dynamic community. Working in the South Downs area, each artist has developed a unique and informed practice. The artwork from this covers a rich and diverse range of subjects and media shared through an annual show in Chichester at the Oxmarket Contemporary gallery. 

2026 ++

Oxmarket Contemporary
13-25 October 2026


Opening times: 10am-4.30pm Tues-Sat; 12-4pm Sun;  (closed Mon).
St Andrews Court, off East Street, Chichester, PO19 1YH


2026 Exhibiting Artists++


Maureen Brigden
Isabel Dodson
Sue England
Liz Hanan
Jackie Knee
Deborah Mitchelson
Carol Naylor
Tiffany Robinson
Polly Dutton
Lorraine Molins
Linda Nevill
Deborah Richards
Martin Smith
Helen Solly
Bridget Woods

Plus Guest Artists:
Christine Forbes
Terry Merritt




2025 ++ THE SPACE BETWEEN

Oxmarket Contemporary Gallery
30 Sept - 12 October 2025

New work was created within the context of the artists ongoing practice that also considered this theme. Research resulted in final pieces that were provocative, playful, and profound, in drawing, sculpture, and painting.


2025 Exhibiting Artists ++
Deborah Mitchelson

Carol Naylor
Tiffany Robinson
Isabel Dodson
Sue England
Lorraine Molins
Deborah Richards
Linda Nevill
Martin V. Smith
Jackie Knee

Bridget Woods
Liz Hanan
Helen Solly
Maureen Brigden



THE SPACE BETWEEN - 2025

Linda Nevill MA Fine Art (University of Chichester)






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For ‘The Space Between’, Linda is showing a selection of her dreamscapes, made to depict the half-awake/half-asleep state we can all experience. Where the mind and imagination meander with free rein, between full wakefulness and deep sleeping. 

She works slowly, and meditatively in mixed media, beginning with ink on wet paper, enjoying the happenstance of outcomes. Then Linda builds the images by layering with acrylics, gouache, pens and stitching on paper. Each piece is only loosely planned before starting and evolves intuitively as she works. The stitching evokes a sense of holdfast, a cleaving to reality, stabilising fantasy. 

Her drawing aims to imply the floating and colliding of thoughts and ideas that follow the healing depths of sleep that Shakespeare so beautifully describes:

      “Sleep that knits up the ravelled sleeve of care,
       The death of each day’s life, sore labour’s bath,
       Balm of hurt minds, great nature’s second course,
       Chief nourisher in life’s feast.”

                               - William Shakespeare, from ‘Macbeth’



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