owl

We Open Tomorrow!

We are all hung and displayed, and ready to welcome you from tomorrow.  Curating each exhibition is a pure delight simply because of the wonderful art in stock.  New wildlife, landscapes, abstracts, florals, nudes and birds, such as this feature painting by Annabel Pope, set the tone and each show grows organically from there. Apart…

Your official invitation

Now all the tedious cleaning is done, the enjoyable job of hanging and displaying has begun. Curating each exhibition is a pure delight simply because of the wonderful art in stock.  New wildlife, landscapes, abstracts and nudes, such as this feature painting by Lin Kerr, set the tone and each show grows organically from there. Apart from paintings we have, as always, a quality…

strong breeze

One more week

This blousy oil painting by Mary-Jane Alexander is called “Strong Breeze” and it will be what many will long for next week as the temperatures climb to African proportions. But it is cool in our gallery and we are happy to provide glasses of iced water for those with the time to sit in the…

roses

Now Open

The glorious sunny weather has arrived and our summer exhibition is now open.  “Flora, Fauna & Folk”  is on at our rural gallery for the next fortnight, open daily from 10am to 4pm until 22nd July.  Anyone who appreciates beautiful and original work is welcome.  Visitors are invited to peruse the wide variety of work…

Seafarers

Keep Calm and Sail On

There are only a couple of days now before we open, and we are ready.  The gallery is brimful of tantalising work; from fresh new paintings and tactile sculptures, to vibrant ceramics, unusual jewellery and unique craft from a variety of materials such as bronze, glass and mohair. In these tumultuous days, the soothing calm of this…

stack of animals

New Summer Exhibition

The sun is out and our new summer exhibition “Flora, Fauna & Folk” is coming together nicely.  The paintings are nearly hung and the new sculptures, glass and ceramics, freshly delivered from Africa this morning, are waiting in a tempting stack to be unwrapped. Talking of stacks, our featured painting above is by Sarah Pratt, a Zimbabwean-born artist, who…