Exhibition Title: Floral I - A painted Celebration of 'The Garden'

Artist's Statement: I grow lots of things in my small garden and it's where I have the freedom to experiment with plants and colours for my work as a garden designer. I have a love for plants and the exhibition is a celebration of the garden in painted form.

Face to Face, a selection of portraits painted predominantly from life.

In the age of smartphones and social media, portraiture is everywhere, from the ubiquitous selfie to the prolific duck-face profile picture. But a painted portrait is far more than a fleeting moment in time, more than just a likeness, it’s perhaps a form of communication and commemoration at the same time, a conversation not only between the artist and sitter, but between you the viewer and someone you may never even have met.

"Relational Warmth" at Emerald Gallery invites you on a journey into the profound connection between artists and the theme of warmth. As we step into the new year, this exhibition, curated by George Groves, seeks to create an immersive experience embodying welcome, comfort, and fresh beginnings.

PRINTMAKER AND CERAMIC ARTIST SHOWING HAND PULLED PRINTS AND STONEWARE VESSELS

We are delighted to welcome Beverley Machette-Downes and Jenny Zolkwer to Emerald Gallery for a two week exhibition. 

Live A life Of Colour and Joy by Sarah Heather.

Colourful, quirky, narrative, joyful paintings to lift the spirits and raise a smile.

Light and colour always inform Roz and Abi’s work. This new collection celebrates the joy of everything floral with a combination of the duos generous brush strokes and their embrace of rhythmic mark-making in acrylic and mixed media.

Come on Inside - an exhibition of abstract paintings by Julia Weston

‘If you're looking for beauty, you'll find it in Nature. This exhibition explores the local landscape that I walk in daily and grew up in. Changing seasons, colours, light and emotions means that no two walks are ever alike. My paintings aim to capture the dramatic and energetic landscape, responding to the emotions invoked by the environment with bold colours, movements and abstract mark-making. Each painting evolves over time and develops its own unique history offering a sense of place whilst also hinting at multiple deeper meanings’

Alison Vincent and Audrey Hammett are exhibiting together at Emerald Gallery this December.

Alison is displaying her hot glass work inspired by her encounters in remote and pristine wild nature. Hand-created statement glass at its finest.

Audrey Hammett is a ceramic artist working in porcelain. An applied artist, she is interested in combining ceramics with textiles, inspired by the quiet but powerful language of still life.