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On this week: 7 – 17 March. Holly Levi-So, Mia Roxi Fowler, Sarah Fox and Kai Dylan present Euterria; an immersive collection of illustration and animation

We outline the open calls and other artist opportunities to get involved with throughout 2026 across the UK and at Sixteen Gallery

For the next instalment of our series diving into artists practices, we caught up with printmaker Anna Lansley during Print's Not Dead down at the gallery.

All the artists' exhibitions, all over the country this March

What to see to keep your new year bright and feed your soul into next month

Arthur and Andy met with Marco, founder of P.E.A.K, the recipients of last year’s Postcard Show support

Gemma Griffiths is a land and seascape artist based in the Malvern Hills. Inspired by the wilds of nature, and encounters with the transient elements of the tides, the winds and the shifting light.

19 March – 1 April. The FarOpen Artists present their spring Exhibition

Arthur talks about showing work, why, where and what's it all for.

Mike Desmond is a contemporary painter who's practice is one of exploration, discovery, impulse and improvisation.

2 – 8 April. Andy Flack presents Postcodes. A response to memories, places and spaces.

Lucy Pass is a contemporary figurative painter exploring inner dialogues, emotion and the human condition through figuration and abstraction

Collection of unsold work

For our next instalment of our series diving into artists practices, we caught up with Cat Thorne at her exhibition at FTS.

Matt Rix is a folk artist interested in traditional art, exemplifying naive, folk painting, evoking feelings of nostalgia and tradition through a unique, contemporary practice.

9 - 15 April. Paul Towey presents God Is Lonely, an exhibition of autobiographical and unashamedly confessional paintings and objects.

Caroline Jamfrey is a botanical painter who captures plants in gorgeous detail, with technical accuracy and a celebration of their beauty.

What to see through out the Festive Season and into the New Year from the collective's artists.

16 - 22 April. Generations in Colour is an exploration of the use of colour by a mother and son, highlighting their different approaches to art.

Beth Quarmby, is a painter taking inspiration from the wildness around her, using it to explore the relationships she observes and experiences.