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FRIENDS and SUPPORTERS  (see photos below)

Become a member of the Rye Art Gallery Trust "Friends" scheme and participate in the full programme of activities taking place in the gallery.

For application forms, friends background information and brochure please follow this link:

https://www.ryeartgallery.co.uk/support-us/the-friends-of-rye-art-gallery

The Gallery looks forward to welcoming new "Friends" to our exciting exhibitions and events programme. Come and join in with our talks, practical workshops, artist demonstrations and preview receptions. Receive advanced details about exhibitions and special events at reduced "Friends" rates.

Please join us now and support Rye Art Gallery. Your contribution will be used to help us conserve and maintain our historic buildings and our remarkable permanent collection.

VOLUNTEERS

If you would like to help at Exhibitions, Events or with fund-raising, please get in touch with us if you are not already on the list.

SPONSORSHIP

We aim to increase the level of sponsorship we already have for aspects of the Gallery programme.

Contact the Gallery Director, Dr. Julian Day where your interest and ideas for partnerships will be warmly welcomed.  Sponsorship might take the shape of a one-off contribution for the hanging and preview refreshments of a particular exhibition, with associated publicity, or a longer-term partnership with mutual benefits.

DONATIONS

All financial donations to the Rye Art Gallery Trust are most welcome and will enable us to better fulfill the aims of the Trust and maintain our complicated premises.

Our complex historic building needs a great deal of regular upkeep, repair and maintenance. Some of the items in our Collection require expert conservation - this might be restoration, repair, mounting, framing or glazing, all to Museum standard.

BEQUESTS

For all sorts of reasons, you might like to make a bequest in your will to Rye Art Gallery Trust, which is a Charity. This might be in the form of a financial legacy or, for example, a work of art for our Permanent Collection.  Financially, a bequest to a Charity does not attract inheritance tax and so could be beneficial to you.

WORKS OF ART

If you are considering the donation or bequest of a work of art, this would need to comply with our Collection Development Policy which focuses on 19th-21st century British Art.  The piece could be given in memory of yourself and/or a loved one.  Where an art work is given, we would acknowledge you by name(s) in the Collection Catalogue and on the label of the work when exhibited.

For Donations and Bequests

Please contact the Chair of Rye Art Gallery Trust at the Gallery address.

Artists 'In Conversation' event with John Wiltshire, Louise Simkiss, Dr Dairmuid Hester, David Lock

Artists 'In Conversation' event with John Wiltshire, Louise Simkiss, Dr Dairmuid Hester, David Lock

Opening reception for Jacqueline Stanley 'A Retrospective'

Opening reception for Jacqueline Stanley 'A Retrospective'

Artist 'In Conversation' event for 'Works on Paper' with Sally Cole and Peronel Barnes

Artist 'In Conversation' event for 'Works on Paper' with Sally Cole and Peronel Barnes

Private View for 'The Art of Printmaking'

Private View for 'The Art of Printmaking'

Private View for 'The Art of Printmaking'

Private View for 'The Art of Printmaking'

Private View for 'Memo, note to self....'

Private View for 'Memo, note to self....'