In conversation with artist - Suzanne Winn
We are delighted to be hosting Hampshire based artist Suzanne Winn in the gallery with a stunning solo exhibition of drawings and paintings which offer a window into her lifelong love affair with nature.
The exhibition is named after the anthology “Devotions” by Mary Oliver, which draws together masterful poems rejoicing in the power of living simply and connecting with nature.
This is a celebration of the wild spaces and big skies that surround Suzanne’s home, and that more broadly symbolise our relationship with the natural world.
Suzanne shares with us insights into her creative processes and her life as an artist - so take a seat, grab a warm drink and enjoy this informal interview.
Decade - A celebration of friends
From 2013 to 2015 Emerald Framing & Gallery took stands at Windsor and Reading Contemporary Art Fairs. Cath from Emerald bought together and curated 2D and 3D artwork from six contemporary women artists working in different - but complementary media and styles.
Our final exhibition of 2024 brings ‘the band’ back together ten years on and promises to once again be a visual treat for art collectors and visitors to Emerald.
Time and Tide by Portia Knight
Time and Tide.
Foraged from passing storms and ebbing tides.
Portia's vibrant exhibition, Time and Tide, is a captivating celebration of the Scottish coast's enigmatic seaweed. Through stunning pressings and innovative found-material works, she invites us to explore the beauty and complexity of this often-overlooked marine treasure.
The Open Landscape - The Rhythm of Running by Amy Huitson
Moments in Time: A Solo Exhibition by Carly Gilliatt
Moments in Time: A Solo Exhibition by Carly Gilliatt
We're thrilled to announce a captivating solo exhibition by Carly Gilliatt, showcasing a collection of original abstract landscapes. From the 11th of May until the 1st of June, Carly will transport you through her unique interpretation of the countryside around us.
Let’s Talk about Warmth (part four)
Here’s the last on the series of interviews with the artists currently exhibiting in Relational Warmth.
To coincide with our current exhibition, each artist chats about their artwork and how they have explored the theme of the exhibition.
Let’s Talk about Warmth (part three)
Welcome to part three of artists interviews based on Relational Warmth.
To coincide with our current exhibition, each artist chats about their artwork and how they have explored the theme of the exhibition.
Let’s Talk about Warmth (part two)
Here’s part two of our interviews with artists who our exhibiting with us in Relational Warmth.
Find out how they have interpreted the theme and more about their work and processes.
Let’s Talk About Warmth (part one)
“Lets talk about Warmth” - Grab a cup of tea and a biscuit for this short interview of three of the artists exhibiting in Relational warmth.
We talk about Warmth and how the theme has been explored and incorporated into their artworks.
This is the first of the series - with more artists chatting is the exhibition continues. 🙂
Through the ages: An exploration of Relational Warmth.
Through the ages: An exploration of Relational Warmth.
By George Groves - portrait painter and exhibition curator.
EARTHWORKS by Jenny Zolkwer and Beverley Matchette- Downes
'Earthworks' is a joint exhibition showcasing the muted stoneware vessels of Jenny Zolkwer against the backdrop of Beverley Matchette-Downes' vibrant hand pulled prints inspired by the Chiltern Hills.
Let Sarah bring colour and joy to your home
Sarah Heather.
Exhibition: Live a Life in Colour and Joy
Exhibition Summary: Colourful, quirky, narrative, joyful paintings to lift the spirits and raise a smile.
Behind the scenes with Susan Mackie -An online interview
Behind the scenes with Susan Mackie -An online interview
I am delighted to welcome Susan Mackie to our gallery this month, in a very special joint exhibition - FAMILY TIES.
This is Susan’s first exhibition at Emerald Gallery, joining us from North Yorkshire. She has created a wonderful collection of mixed media paintings which are on display alongside her daughters (Ali) artworks.
Explore more of this exhibition and discover more about Susan in this interview…