Rachel Bebb Contemporary is a contemporary art gallery exhibiting sculptures for interiors, ceramics, wood engravings and woodcuts, engraved glass, original prints and letter carving on stone, slate and wood. ​The gallery offers affordable art and is a resource for interior designers and art collectors seeking unique pieces for interiors.​RBC supports the Society of Wood Engravers and the Lettering and Commemorative Arts Trust in the encouragement of young and emerging artists, helping to preserve and promote the timeless, classic skills of wood engraving and letter carving.As climate change and biodiversity loss continue to threaten the planet, a number of artists are expressing their concerns through their work. RBC will be supporting and promoting these artists.RBC holds two exhibitions annually, in May and October. The gallery will be open by arrangement at other times.Commissions can be arranged.

The Garden Gallery exhibits and sells contemporary sculpture, ceramics and furniture for gardens and interiors. The gallery represents about 50 artists creating abstract and figurative sculpture in bronze, stone, glass, steel, ceramic and wood, sculptural ceramics, and fine lettering/engraving on stone and glass. Wood engravings, original prints and other works on paper is a developing aspect of the gallery's work. Commissions can be arranged. The gallery's clients include private garden and home owners, offices, garden and yacht designers and landscape architects.I also curate exhibitions in other venues. Recent exhibitions include 'The Figure in the Landscape'​, about the relationship between the sculptor and the landscape, and 'Reflect'​, held in Winchester Cathedral, in which seven artists from The Garden Gallery responded to the history, architecture or function of the building. During 2017 I worked on 'Inspired by the Word', an exhibition by contemporary artists celebrating the literature of Jane Austen, Gilbert White and Edward Thomas. Venues included Winchester Cathedral, Gilbert White's garden in Selborne and Petersfield Physic Garden. I also exhibited sculpture at The Grange Festival near Winchester.I trained as a garden designer and use that experience to advise on the placing of sculptures in gardens. I am a trustee of the Hampshire Cultural Trust which provides great arts, heritage, museums and creative programming, placing communities, the Trust's collections of 2.5 million objects and their stories at the heart of its work. There is a strong emphasis on reaching people who are vulnerable or disadvantaged and would not normally be able to access arts and culture. www.hampshireculturaltrust.org.uk.I am a trustee and past chairman of the Hampshire Gardens Trust, a voluntary charitable organisation which helps to conserve and enhance historic parks and gardens, create new gardens in urban areas, and improve school grounds. www.hgt.org.uk.