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Kellie Miller Arts Gallery — Attraction in Great Britain

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Kellie Miller Arts Gallery
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Nearby attractions
Brighton Dome
Church St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1UE, United Kingdom
Theatre Royal Brighton
New Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1SD, United Kingdom
Royal Pavilion
4/5 Pavilion Buildings, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1EE, United Kingdom
Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
Royal Pavilion Gardens, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1EE, United Kingdom
Brighton Bike Tours
Meet in front of the Unitarian Church, New Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1UF, United Kingdom
Victoria Gardens
12a Marlborough Pl, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1WN, United Kingdom
Brighton Buddhist Centre
17 Tichborne St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1UR, United Kingdom
Royal Pavilion Gardens
North St, New Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1, United Kingdom
Fabrica
40 Duke St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1AG, United Kingdom
Helm Gallery
15 North Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1YA, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
Franco Manca Brighton
1 & 2, 1-2 Regent St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1UL, United Kingdom
Las Iguanas - Brighton
7-8 Jubilee St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1GE, United Kingdom
Pompoko
110 Church St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1UD, United Kingdom
Côte Brighton
Stage Door, 115-116, Church St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1UD, United Kingdom
Kooks Restaurant
56 Gardner St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1UN, United Kingdom
Dead Wax Social
18A Bond St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1RD, United Kingdom
Tonkotsu Brighton
20 New Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1UF, United Kingdom
Goemon Ramen Bar
50 Gardner St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1UN, United Kingdom
Pinocchio
22 New Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1UF, United Kingdom
Wahaca Brighton
160 - 161 North St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1EZ, United Kingdom
Nearby hotels
Cappadocia Guesthouse Brighton
Guest House, Cappadocia, North Rd, Brighton BN1 1YB, United Kingdom
Kipps Brighton
76 Grand Parade, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 9JA, United Kingdom
The Chapel Townhouse
114 Church St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1UD, United Kingdom
Leonardo Royal Hotel Brighton Waterfront
Kings Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 2GS, United Kingdom
Q Square by Supercity Aparthotels
11 Queen Square, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 3FD, United Kingdom
Brighton Square Apartments
22 Brighton Square, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1HD, United Kingdom
Queens Hotel Brighton
1-3 Kings Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1NS, United Kingdom
Travelodge Brighton Seafront
West St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 2RE, United Kingdom
a&o Brighton Palace Pier
41-42 Old Steine, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1NH, United Kingdom
Kaplan Living Brighton - Circus Street
5, Market Square, Circus St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 9AS, United Kingdom
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Kellie Miller Arts Gallery

3 Church St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1UJ, United Kingdom
4.9(50)
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attractions: Brighton Dome, Theatre Royal Brighton, Royal Pavilion, Brighton Museum & Art Gallery, Brighton Bike Tours, Victoria Gardens, Brighton Buddhist Centre, Royal Pavilion Gardens, Fabrica, Helm Gallery, restaurants: Franco Manca Brighton, Las Iguanas - Brighton, Pompoko, Côte Brighton, Kooks Restaurant, Dead Wax Social, Tonkotsu Brighton, Goemon Ramen Bar, Pinocchio, Wahaca Brighton
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+44 1273 329384
Website
kelliemillerarts.com

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Nearby attractions of Kellie Miller Arts Gallery

Brighton Dome

Theatre Royal Brighton

Royal Pavilion

Brighton Museum & Art Gallery

Brighton Bike Tours

Victoria Gardens

Brighton Buddhist Centre

Royal Pavilion Gardens

Fabrica

Helm Gallery

Brighton Dome

Brighton Dome

4.6

(1.7K)

Open 24 hours
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Theatre Royal Brighton

Theatre Royal Brighton

4.4

(1.1K)

Open 24 hours
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Royal Pavilion

Royal Pavilion

4.5

(5.4K)

Open 24 hours
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Brighton Museum & Art Gallery

Brighton Museum & Art Gallery

4.4

(775)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Candlelight: Hans Zimmers Best Works
Candlelight: Hans Zimmers Best Works
Sat, Jan 3 • 7:00 PM
4/5 Pavilion Buildings, Brighton, BN1 1EE
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Secrets of the Lanes
Secrets of the Lanes
Sat, Jan 3 • 11:30 AM
Brighton and Hove, BN2, United Kingdom
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Brighton Historical Exploration - Mystery Walk with Pub & Cafe Stops
Brighton Historical Exploration - Mystery Walk with Pub & Cafe Stops
Sun, Dec 28 • 1:00 PM
Aspect House, 84-87 Queens Road, Brighton, BN1 3XE
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Nearby restaurants of Kellie Miller Arts Gallery

Franco Manca Brighton

Las Iguanas - Brighton

Pompoko

Côte Brighton

Kooks Restaurant

Dead Wax Social

Tonkotsu Brighton

Goemon Ramen Bar

Pinocchio

Wahaca Brighton

Franco Manca Brighton

Franco Manca Brighton

4.5

(909)

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Las Iguanas - Brighton

Las Iguanas - Brighton

4.8

(2.6K)

Click for details
Pompoko

Pompoko

4.4

(1.1K)

Click for details
Côte Brighton

Côte Brighton

4.3

(1.1K)

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Reviews of Kellie Miller Arts Gallery

4.9
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5.0
2y

Although I have a scientific background , I have always had an eye for the arts. In that I have to take logical steps to get the car fixed on one hand there has to be something more to life especially during the infinite in-between moments. However I look at art in a questioning way. How’s it done? Could I do that? What’s it doing to me? A bit more than the do I like it certainly? I had some money that was sitting in a bank account doing nothing and had a yearning to put it into the art economy. This has become a meditation in itself; an extra question in fact and irksome with it in that it seems there is never enough, when according to the conservation laws there is eternally a fixed amount. There was an open day at the Phoenix gallery and I was dashing through the studios trying to take it all in, doing justice before exhaustion and the jaded view impinged. Entering Steve Fricker’s room, immediately my boxes were ticked and I loved the exaggerated perspective in the bath one and here was the artist himself who was able to understand my jabberings. The answer was yes I would have one of these on my walls while so much was saying stuff, asking questions expressing torment . . but there was no call to insert any of it betwixt my own obsessions to catch my eye and make me pause in my pottering round the flat. Some time later at Kellie Miller I settled for The Mariner of the Amnesia as far as my budget would allow and was much pleased. It was my second act of financially validated patronage. Strangely I had somehow got the idea it was called ‘The Mirror of Amnesia’ ; turns out I am autistic and an involuntary metanoic. So I have ended up with 2 art pieces one of them virtual and have only the faintest idea of what it might look like. Meanwhile the physical one sits handsomely one atop a bookshelf next to a copy of Vanilla Beer’s ‘Saints in Paint’ which I helped produce. Does it not speak for itself? Steve’s Mariner I mean. Vanilla’s is a book; you would have to...

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5.0
14w

I had the most wonderful experience purchasing artwork from Kellie Miller Arts! They have a great selection of art and artists, and I found a beautiful piece by one of my favorite ceramic artists (Craig Underhill) whom I have been following online. I absolutely love it and found a prominent spot for it at home, and it makes me smile every time I see it. The composition and balance of shapes and colors and textures are outstanding and distinctive, and set Craig apart from other artists. The textures on the piece are fantastic! I live in the United States so the piece had to be shipped to me. The staff at the gallery was delightful, so helpful and professional and I feel like they are new friends! I purchased the piece on the website on Saturday evening, and it arrived safely in Utah, USA the following Thursday! I was surprised and happy to receive it in less than a week, and really appreciated how well it was packed, with all the necessary documentation. I highly recommend this wonderful gallery and hope to visit them in...

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5.0
4y

We visited the Gallery by chance towards the end of 2020 and to be honest we didn’t know much about art, other than we wanted an abstract piece to go in our new extension. From the moment we walked into the Gallery we felt completely at ease and the advisor couldn’t have been any more helpful. We ended up liking a painting from an artist based in Cornwall, Kate Richardson, but after looking through the Gallery’s brochure we preferred another painting by the same artist. Unfortunately the piece had already been sold so we then worked with Kellie Miller to commission a painting from the artist. We received excellent communication from start to finish, including a proof image where we decided to change it slightly to match the lighting in our room, and this was no problem at all. We received our art in good time and it now takes pride of place in our new room. We love it and we cannot recommend Kellie Miller (and the artist Kate Richardson) high enough. It was a great experience which we will definitely repeat...

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Alan CannonAlan Cannon
Although I have a scientific background , I have always had an eye for the arts. In that I have to take logical steps to get the car fixed on one hand there has to be something more to life especially during the infinite in-between moments. However I look at art in a questioning way. How’s it done? Could I do that? What’s it doing to me? A bit more than the do I like it certainly? I had some money that was sitting in a bank account doing nothing and had a yearning to put it into the art economy. This has become a meditation in itself; an extra question in fact and irksome with it in that it seems there is never enough, when according to the conservation laws there is eternally a fixed amount. There was an open day at the Phoenix gallery and I was dashing through the studios trying to take it all in, doing justice before exhaustion and the jaded view impinged. Entering Steve Fricker’s room, immediately my boxes were ticked and I loved the exaggerated perspective in the bath one and here was the artist himself who was able to understand my jabberings. The answer was yes I would have one of these on my walls while so much was saying stuff, asking questions expressing torment . . but there was no call to insert any of it betwixt my own obsessions to catch my eye and make me pause in my pottering round the flat. Some time later at Kellie Miller I settled for The Mariner of the Amnesia as far as my budget would allow and was much pleased. It was my second act of financially validated patronage. Strangely I had somehow got the idea it was called ‘The Mirror of Amnesia’ ; turns out I am autistic and an involuntary metanoic. So I have ended up with 2 art pieces one of them virtual and have only the faintest idea of what it might look like. Meanwhile the physical one sits handsomely one atop a bookshelf next to a copy of Vanilla Beer’s ‘Saints in Paint’ which I helped produce. Does it not speak for itself? Steve’s Mariner I mean. Vanilla’s is a book; you would have to flip through it.
Patty ReayPatty Reay
I had the most wonderful experience purchasing artwork from Kellie Miller Arts! They have a great selection of art and artists, and I found a beautiful piece by one of my favorite ceramic artists (Craig Underhill) whom I have been following online. I absolutely love it and found a prominent spot for it at home, and it makes me smile every time I see it. The composition and balance of shapes and colors and textures are outstanding and distinctive, and set Craig apart from other artists. The textures on the piece are fantastic! I live in the United States so the piece had to be shipped to me. The staff at the gallery was delightful, so helpful and professional and I feel like they are new friends! I purchased the piece on the website on Saturday evening, and it arrived safely in Utah, USA the following Thursday! I was surprised and happy to receive it in less than a week, and really appreciated how well it was packed, with all the necessary documentation. I highly recommend this wonderful gallery and hope to visit them in person one day.
Gunter DGunter D
We had not intended to buy any more paintings for our Hove flat, as the wall space had become quite limited, but when we saw the stunning, vibrant landscapes by Dana Cowie at Kelly Miller Arts, we were instantly smitten. The compositions very much reminded us of the 19th century Canadian Group of Seven, which we got to appreciate when we lived in Toronto 30 years ago.The scenes are more abstract, the colours are much brighter, and the surface texture is bolder, but there is a strong link, a wonderful development of ‘romantic’ themes by another Canadian artist for the 21st century. The work we chose from a skilfully displayed and highlighted selection in the gallery is now the focus point when we open our front door. Keep up the good work at the gallery, discovering new local and international artists. Andrea and Gunter
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Although I have a scientific background , I have always had an eye for the arts. In that I have to take logical steps to get the car fixed on one hand there has to be something more to life especially during the infinite in-between moments. However I look at art in a questioning way. How’s it done? Could I do that? What’s it doing to me? A bit more than the do I like it certainly? I had some money that was sitting in a bank account doing nothing and had a yearning to put it into the art economy. This has become a meditation in itself; an extra question in fact and irksome with it in that it seems there is never enough, when according to the conservation laws there is eternally a fixed amount. There was an open day at the Phoenix gallery and I was dashing through the studios trying to take it all in, doing justice before exhaustion and the jaded view impinged. Entering Steve Fricker’s room, immediately my boxes were ticked and I loved the exaggerated perspective in the bath one and here was the artist himself who was able to understand my jabberings. The answer was yes I would have one of these on my walls while so much was saying stuff, asking questions expressing torment . . but there was no call to insert any of it betwixt my own obsessions to catch my eye and make me pause in my pottering round the flat. Some time later at Kellie Miller I settled for The Mariner of the Amnesia as far as my budget would allow and was much pleased. It was my second act of financially validated patronage. Strangely I had somehow got the idea it was called ‘The Mirror of Amnesia’ ; turns out I am autistic and an involuntary metanoic. So I have ended up with 2 art pieces one of them virtual and have only the faintest idea of what it might look like. Meanwhile the physical one sits handsomely one atop a bookshelf next to a copy of Vanilla Beer’s ‘Saints in Paint’ which I helped produce. Does it not speak for itself? Steve’s Mariner I mean. Vanilla’s is a book; you would have to flip through it.
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I had the most wonderful experience purchasing artwork from Kellie Miller Arts! They have a great selection of art and artists, and I found a beautiful piece by one of my favorite ceramic artists (Craig Underhill) whom I have been following online. I absolutely love it and found a prominent spot for it at home, and it makes me smile every time I see it. The composition and balance of shapes and colors and textures are outstanding and distinctive, and set Craig apart from other artists. The textures on the piece are fantastic! I live in the United States so the piece had to be shipped to me. The staff at the gallery was delightful, so helpful and professional and I feel like they are new friends! I purchased the piece on the website on Saturday evening, and it arrived safely in Utah, USA the following Thursday! I was surprised and happy to receive it in less than a week, and really appreciated how well it was packed, with all the necessary documentation. I highly recommend this wonderful gallery and hope to visit them in person one day.
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We had not intended to buy any more paintings for our Hove flat, as the wall space had become quite limited, but when we saw the stunning, vibrant landscapes by Dana Cowie at Kelly Miller Arts, we were instantly smitten. The compositions very much reminded us of the 19th century Canadian Group of Seven, which we got to appreciate when we lived in Toronto 30 years ago.The scenes are more abstract, the colours are much brighter, and the surface texture is bolder, but there is a strong link, a wonderful development of ‘romantic’ themes by another Canadian artist for the 21st century. The work we chose from a skilfully displayed and highlighted selection in the gallery is now the focus point when we open our front door. Keep up the good work at the gallery, discovering new local and international artists. Andrea and Gunter
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