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From Levens Hall in winter to Great Dixter and the Trap Ground Allotments in summer, Francis Hamel’s new exhibition, Thirty Gardens, is the result of an eighteen-month painting odyssey taking...

Taking its title from a poem by Shelley, The Woodman and the Nightingale is John Caple’s extraordinary hymn to the beauty of the ancient wilderness. Led by a nightingale, the...

This will be the gallery's first exhibition by the painter Nicholas Hely Hutchinson with a show of recent work made on trips around the West country and East Anglia. Hely Hutchinson is fascinated by windswept coastlines and open spaces, giving him the freedom as a painter to scrutinise the effects of light with remarkable clarity. Often accompanied by his two lurchers, Hely Hutchinson's paintings sparkle with his delight in the natural world and the joy of being outdoors.

'I try to fuse this longing for an imaginary forgotten era with images of my daily experiences, walking in London parks and streets and the surrounding countryside, views that often...

A fascination with the work of Samuel Beckett took Makiko Nakamura to Ireland in 1999 where she lived for the next fourteen years. Her time in Dublin was a period...

At last summer’s Edinburgh Festival the Royal Scottish Academy held a retrospective to celebrate Leon Morrocco’s 80th birthday which attracted over 60,000 visitors. With nearly 150 works from six decades,...

The bond between humans and animals has been a continuous theme in the work of Olivia Musgrave for the last three decades. At its heart lies the artist’s fascination with...

Martin Finnin's new exhibition, The Grammar of Clouds, brings together paintings from the last two years alongside four sculptures begun in 2021 and recently completed. Over the last twenty years,...