Lucy Bell Fine Art Contemporary

21/04/2026

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06/03/2026

A mini Preview of the George Michael Exhibition by Brian Aris. Which opens on 27th March. all images are available to order as signed by Brian Aris and with Certificate of Authenticity. See www.lucy-bell.com or email [email protected] for more information

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23/12/2025

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✍️Calling all creative writers — beginners, improvers, returners.✍️ ‘The Alchemy’ is a new creative writing workshop designed to give your writing practice the dedication it deserves as we head into 2026. Hosted at Lucy Bell Gallery in St Leonards-on-Sea and led by local author Karen Pierce, the course runs for six weeks of focused two-hour sessions and will include warm-ups, prompts for stream-of-consciousness responses, themed discussions, and gentle, constructive feedback in small groups. If this is for you, join us for the free trial session on Monday 5 January, 6:30–8:30pm. Bring yourself, a blank notebook, and any brewing ideas. 💭 Learn more and RSVP here- https://linktr.ee/onionclub

20/12/2025

28/10/2024

If you’re a connoisseur of stunning photography and exquisite printing, Robin Bell’s exhibition at Lucy Bell Gallery in St Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex, is a must-see. It runs until 8 November, and on Saturday (26 October) Robin will be at the gallery from 2-5pm to answer any printing questions.

One of the world’s finest black & white printers, Robin has worked with some of the greatest names in photography over more than five decades, including David Bailey, Terry O’Neill and Linda McCartney. For this show, entitled Robin Bell’s Silver Footprint (Part II), he and Lucy Bell have selected some of their favourite pictures from Robin’s career – including Bill Brand’s masterful 1960s portrait of Francis Bacon, shown here.

If you can’t get along to the exhibition, don’t miss Tracy Calder’s insightful interview with Robin in the latest issue (B+W 295).

‘I’m waving the analogue flag,’ declares Robin. ‘I have never embraced digital in any way, nor would I know how to begin. I’m very old-fashioned, but that’s been my strength really. Absolute stubborn resistance to change!’

For more information about the exhibition, visit www.lucy-bell.com

Image: Francis Bacon, Primrose Hill, 1963 by Bill Brandt