Jessie Christieson, Julie Shanks, Liz Clingan

Exploring nature through different mediums while also exploring the nature of different media.

Catherine Corcoran ‘Mitch’, Racheal Western

Stand silent, gaze through the eyes of the brush and lens…

Briar Dann and Roger Heslop

Artists Briar Dann and Roger Heslop showcase texture and colour through bold brush strokes, blooming with passions they explore themes of nature.

Cosette Calder, Jennifer K Shields, Lisa Banks

Artists Lisa Banks, Cosette Calder & Jennifer K Shields explore the landscape around them wth hints of the abstract, colourful texture and a black and white lens.

Annual Community Group Exhibition

This exhibition shows a beautiful range of patchwork projects undertaken by members, from small quilts and wall hangings, bags and table mats to large bed quilts, hand pieced and quilted as well as machine pieced and quilted.

Chris Solly, Claire Robertshaw, Nicky Loe

Artists Nicky Loe, Chris Solly and Claire Robertshaw explore form and colour through sculpture, painting and pottery, each bringing their own unique point of views through their specialised media.

Tamara Rookes, Suzie Kirkwood, Cathy Pollock, Della Goodinson

Ceramic artists Tamara Rookes, Susie Kirkwood, Cathy Pollock and Della Goodinson come together to explore and interpret the element Iron. Originating from an exploding star, iron is essential to our existence and is intertwined into all life forms on this planet. As ceramic artists, we are using iron in our clays and glazes, and the interconnection between iron and our world has given inspiration for the creation of our sculpture and forms.

Jane Reid, Kelly Shakespeare, Maria Lee

Jane Reid, Kelly Shakespeare and Maria Lee explore nature from their unique local environments through painting, photography and sculpture, each harnessing skills within their medium to portray a deep connection to the world around them.

Bryony Bedggood, Emma Perrin

Inspired by the way nature weaves itself into a beautiful display of life and light; Bryony Bedggood and Emma Perrin both explore nature’s complex yet balanced use of organic shapes and structures in their exhibition.