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A short history of the Arundel Gallery Trail

Nick Bodimeade’s paintings combine his fascination with the transformative possibilities of painting and its practical processes, with his interest in landscape as a work place, a place of pleasure and leisure and a place of ever increasing environmental and social concern. I have worked with Nick Bodimeade exhibiting his work since 2006. See his page with examples of his current paintings on the Zimmer Stewart website. James Stewart with Nick Bodimeade at the Opening of Rive

Christopher Marvell is one of my favourite sculptors, we have one of his pieces in our garden. He is passionate about sculpture, and makes both large and small bronzes in small editions of 5-7. I have been lucky to have worked with Christopher Marvell since 2009. James Stewart with Christopher Marvell in his Cambridge studio in 2024 Christopher Marvell enjoys the physical work and atmosphere of the foundry, the process of working from drawings and maquettes means that he is n

This August we are pleased to present the Tarrant Gallery pair of tables in reclaimed Brighton elm commissioned from Johnny Woodford. These organic looking but functional tables have been created especially for the Tarrant Gallery in Johnny Woodford's characteristic style. Above left: Red Head, cast bronze by Christopher Marvell on one of a pair of Tarrant Gallery tables by Johnny Woodford with Nick Bodimeade’s painting Above, On and Below, Ditchlight. Above right: Christop

Background Zimmer Stewart Gallery is a contemporary art gallery located in the picturesque town of Arundel, West Sussex, England. Tarrant Gallery is there base for a programme of exhibitions. John Zimmer and James Stewart in the gallery in 2011 Established in 2003 by art dealer and curator, James Stewart and John Zimmer, the gallery has become known for its commitment to showcasing innovative and thought-provoking works by both emerging and established artists. Now based at

In the cultural heart of Arundel the Tarrant Gallery is on the bustling Tarrant Street, home to three more contemporary galleries, a contemporary jeweller, a milliner and the Victoria Institute Arts Centre. Since the mid 19th century, when train travel became popular with the masses, Arundel has been a haven for visitors and local residents alike. The reason is clear to see, Arundel, described as the 'Jewel in the Crown of West Sussex' has a rich historic heritage. Today Arun