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Walter Sickert: Working Notes opens in Lewes on 8 July

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Walter Sickert: Working Notes brings a focused art exhibition to Charleston in Lewes on Wednesday, 8 July 2026, with the Visit Brighton events listing describing it as a fresh perspective on one of the most provocative figures in early twentieth-century British art.

For readers planning a visit, the confirmed details are straightforward: the exhibition is listed for 8 July 2026 at Charleston in Lewes, Southover Road, Lewes, BN7 1AB, United Kingdom. The source listing provided does not state an opening time, ticket price, booking instruction or organiser.

Best for: visitors interested in Walter Sickert, British art and exhibitions that look closely at how an artist worked, rather than only presenting a broad biographical survey.

The Lewes exhibition date and venue

Detail Confirmed information
Event Walter Sickert: Working Notes
Type Exhibition
Date Wednesday, 8 July 2026
Time Not stated in the source listing provided
Venue Charleston in Lewes
Address Southover Road, Lewes, BN7 1AB, United Kingdom
Price Not stated in the source listing provided
Booking Not stated in the source listing provided

Charleston in Lewes is the named venue for the exhibition, placing the event in the centre of a town already associated with cultural visits and gallery-going. The listing gives one confirmed date only, so readers should treat Wednesday, 8 July 2026 as the verified event date from the source material available here.

Walter Sickert: Working Notes opens in Lewes on 8 July

The absence of a listed time or price matters for planning. Anyone intending to attend should check the latest venue or event listing before travelling, particularly if they need a specific arrival time, ticket information or access details.

Sickert’s working process is the focus

The exhibition is described as a chance to discover a fresh perspective on Walter Sickert. The source highlights Sickert as one of the most provocative figures in early twentieth-century British art, and says the exhibition focuses on his works on paper.

That emphasis gives the event a more intimate angle than a general retrospective. Works on paper can point readers toward an artist’s working habits: studies, notes, experiments and the kinds of marks that sit closer to process than final display. The title, Working Notes, reinforces that sense of looking at how Sickert’s ideas were formed and handled.

Walter Sickert: Working Notes opens in Lewes on 8 July

Sickert’s reputation in British art is tied not only to finished pictures but to the way his work opened arguments about modern subject matter, technique and the role of observation. The listing does not give a full object list or programme, so the safest reading is that this exhibition is being presented as a focused encounter with his practice through selected works on paper.

What visitors can usefully know before going

The practical details currently visible from the Visit Brighton Events source are limited but useful. The event title, date and venue are all clear. The missing parts are the ones that affect the visit itself: time, admission price, booking route and any access information.

That means this is a good listing to note now, but not enough on its own for a complete day plan. If the exhibition is part of a wider visit to Lewes, the confirmed anchor is Charleston in Lewes on Southover Road on Wednesday, 8 July 2026.

The source-visible signals are the event name, the date 08/07/2026 and the venue address at Charleston in Lewes, Southover Road, Lewes, BN7 1AB, United Kingdom.

Source: Visit Brighton Events

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