Open Exhibition 2026 - Kennaway House

Tuesday 27th October - Saturday 7th November.

Open from 10:30 - 16:30 daily

Kennaway House, Coburg Road, Sidmouth EX10 8NG

Free admission

 

Open Exhibition 2025 - Kennaway House

Tuesday 28th October - Saturday 8th November, daily.

Open from 10:30 - 16:30 daily

Kennaway House, Coburg Road, Sidmouth EX10 8NG

Free admission

 

Open Exhibition 2024 - Kennaway House

29th October - 9th November 2024

Open from 10:30 - 16:30 daily

Kennaway House, Coburg Road, Sidmouth EX10 8NG

Free admission

 

Open Exhibition 2023

Kennaway House, Cobury Road, Sidmouth, EX10 8NG

Tuesday 31st October - Saturday 11th November 2023

Open 10:00 - 16:30 Daily

 

Open Exhibition 2021

Kennaway House, Coburg Road, Sidmouth, EX10 8NG

Tuesday 2nd November -Saturday 13th November 2021

Open from 10:00 - 16:30 daily

 

Open Exhibition 2020 - Reflections

An Online Exhibition for an Extraordinary Year

In this exceptional year, the Academy has reconfigured its annual Open Exhibition as an on-line exhibition: Reflections 2020. The focus of the exhibition is specifically upon artists’ responses to the pandemic. Reflections 2020 will provide a forum for artists’ work to remain in the public eye whilst respecting the need to be vigilant and maintain appropriate social distancing.

Open Exhibition 2019

This year's Open Exhibition will be at Exeter Castle, Exeter EX4 3PU, running from 12 - 23 November. The gallery space will be open from 10.00 to 4:30 daily.

Guest Artist: Peter Randall-Page

This year’s Guest Artist, Royal Academician, Peter Randall-Page has gained an international reputation through his sculpture, drawings and prints. As well as a painted bronze sculpture: Theme and Variation 1, Peter will also be exhibiting 2D prints and sponsoring one of the prizes at the Open exhibition, Exeter Castle.

Baroness Floella Benjamin: Portrait Bust

Baroness Floella Benjamin of Beckenham OBE DL is Patron of the South West Academy of Fine and Applied Arts. Lady Benjamin has close links with the South West and for ten years was Chancellor of Exeter University. When she stepped down as Chancellor, the University commissioned a statue of her in recognition of her contribution to the City of Exeter.