“I’m an abstract artist, working from a studio at Emerson College in Forest Row. In my current working practice, I create many overlapping layers of colour and textures of paint, through the use of squeegees, brushes and other print making tools. The colour breaks in certain ways which may give the impression of the surface […]
Based in Stroud, Lucy is a landscape painter whose paintings are full of colour and pattern reminiscent of the Fauvists. “I love the five valleys and surrounding hills for the inspiration they provide, ever-changing through the seasons. Walking through the hills and valleys is a feast of hues and patterns. Evocative repetitious lines and marks […]
This exhibition celebrates the work and creativity of a posthumous great-grandfather Noel Gilham passed on to three generations: daughter Kerry; his grandchildren Edwin and Edwin’s cousin Katy; and great-grandchildren Martha and Florrie. The work includes drawings, prints, paintings, photography, upholstered chairs using traditional methods, and new ceramic work exploring kitchen cabinet contents with details picked […]
Hand-crafted with axes and knives: spoons, ladles spatulas, bowls, stools, chairs, tables and other artefacts made with green wood sourced in the local landscape. Spoons are part of our daily lives and have been for centuries. Taken for granted and considered a mark of failure, the wooden spoon is having a resurgence as craftspeople explore […]
Margins presents a collective of artists that initially formed to exhibit work inspired by the natural world. For this exhibition, each artist invited the others to develop work around a suggested prompt. Margins bring together responses in a range of media including painting, poetry and print.