Blue Dog Gallery

Brighton, Reino Unido

4.5

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+44 1273 622440
Site:
www.bluedoggallery.co.uk
Endereço:
20 Gardner Street, Brighton, Reino Unido, BN1 1UP
Paradas e estações próximas de transporte público:
220 mNorth Road
300 mNorth Street (stop Y)
310 mClock Tower
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Horário local (Brighton) 16:07 terça-feira, 17 de junho de 2025

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Classificação do local: 5
Brighton, United Kingdom
«I love art that provokes, opens my heart and makes me laugh!»
As mission statements go, I think Maggie de Stroumillo’s is pretty close to perfect. The owner and curator of Blue Dog Gallery, she has created a lively gallery space that celebrates and platforms a compelling mix of Polish art. Set against striking white and bright blue walls, there’s a strong mix of bright and playful paintings, ceramics and glassware. The work of established and emerging Polish designers, there’s also some big sculptures and a wee bio for each designer. The things I left wanting to buy however, were the kitsch Mystic Pizza and Lolita film posters.
Classificação do local: 4
Hastings, United Kingdom
This is a truly wonderful and eclectic collection of art and artifacts from the the Polish owner Maggie’s homeland. From Ceramics, Jewellery and Sculpture to Paintings, Posters and Glass ornaments, it’ll give you a real insight into the minds of Polish artists.
I really had no idea how inspiring Polish art is. Most pieces in here are contemporary, bursting with colour, often quirky yet somehow simplistic at the same time, appealing to a large audience (I’m especially taken with Dominika Ruta’s paintings). The space itself is homely and welcoming yet lends itself well to the frequent exhibitions, which include local artists as well.