Resident (M)others

Resident (M)others opens at Colonnade House on Tuesday 8 December, running through to Sunday 13 December. It's an exhibition introducing the Resident (M)others of The Madre Project CIC, a community space in Worthing where creativity is given room to exist and flourish.

The project works with mothers, asking what happens when they're given the space to make, to think and to gather, with permission to take up space and to be something other than what's required, within a place of solidarity. That's the core of it: a dedicated spot for mothers to create on their own terms, and this exhibition brings the work coming out of that space into the public.

The line-up of artists on display includes Sandy Oldaker, the founder of The Madre Project, alongside Zoe Manders, Amy Goodwin, Phoebe Wingrove, Rekha Godbole and Crimson Boner. Each of them has been working within the project, and the exhibition gathers their output in one place.

It's open daily from 10:00 to 17:00, Tuesday through Sunday, so you can drop in whenever suits you across the six days. Admission is free, and you'll find it at Colonnade House, 47 Warwick Street, Worthing, BN11 3DH.