Phoenix Art Space – A thriving and dynamic space, Phoenix Art Space provides and maintains a range of creative opportunities in the heart of Brighton.

In our Window Gallery: Paintings - Norman Mark

Adult Course Programme: Spring 2026

Creating
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For Art to
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Turps Surgeries Brighton at Phoenix Art Space

Winter Studio Residency Artists Announced

Phoenix Studio Award 2026

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Window Gallery

Norman Mark: Paintings

Exhibition

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Turps Surgeries Brighton at Phoenix Art Space

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Adult Courses

ACCESSIBILITY

We want all of our visitors to have an enjoyable experience.

Our ground floor is wheelchair accessible, which includes the galleries, workshop rooms, café and toilets. Unfortunately our studios are only accessible via stairs.

If you have any suggestions on how to make your visit easier, please get in touch.

"The Contemporary Jewellery classes have been really enjoyable. Anna created a relaxed environment and encouraged us to be creative and experimental. I have learnt basic techniques and created a variety of pieces I’m really proud of."

Rachel, who attends Anna Watson's Contemporary Jewellery course.

Turps Surgeries Brighton at Phoenix Art Space

Winter Studio Residency Artists Announced

a bright studio featuring a desk in front of a window. the desk is full of flowers, pant and other creative tools.

Phoenix Studio Award 2026

Platform Graduate award 2025 – selected artist ailbhe callanan

Cass Art x Phoenix Studio Award 2025: lAURENCE tIDY

Brighton & Hove is a city known for its inclusivity, generosity, and kindness — values that Phoenix proudly shares. As a visual arts charity rooted here, we are committed to being a welcoming space that reflects and respects the full diversity of our communities. In light of the recent UK Supreme Court ruling, we want to reaffirm our support for our trans, non-binary, and intersex staff, artists, audiences, teachers, producers, and participants. To everyone we engage with — you are welcome here. We remain committed to ensuring that everyone can use the toilets that best align with their identity. At Phoenix, this includes providing gender-neutral options. We recognise that people come to these conversations with a range of experiences, needs, and perspectives, and we aim to offer inclusive choices that reflect that. Phoenix is proud to stand alongside other arts and cultural organisations in writing to the Equality and Human Rights Commission to ask them to consult meaningfully with trans, non-binary, and intersex communities before proposing or implementing any legislation that may impact them.

Phoenix Art space will always stand in solidarity with our trans community