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Now On: 4 – 10 June. Melvyn Warren-Smith presents One Man Show, a collection of his latest Stroud inspired works.

Introducing the judging panel for our 2026 Open Call Exhibition — six talented and experienced industry professionals whose diverse backgrounds reflect the rich spectrum of today’s creative landscape

Anna Lansley is a printmaker, working primarily in reduction linocut, creating handprinted editions inspired by the quiet moments, landscapes and places around her.

Find out all about all the artists' exhibitions to visit this month

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

11 – 17 June. Geoff MacCormack, lifelong friend of David Bowie, presents a series of photographs taken of him throughout their shared time.

Hannah Gabriel is a painter, muralist and illustrator known as Lady Gabe. Using painting as a sense of escape and emotional release, Hannah's artworks explore movement and emotion through abstraction.

All the artists' exhibitions to feast your eyes on this May

18 – 24 June. Gerald Crittle, Colleen Davies, Wendy Golding and Beverley Perry present an exploration of texture movement and colour.

For the next instalment of our conversations series we sat down with Lady Gabe to talk all things first solo exhibition

25 June – 1 July. Aly Lloyd presents Making Sense, her debut solo exhibition of textile paintings exploring how we see and sense.

2 – 8 July. Tamsin Hyde presents her solo exhibition of work centring on the experience of walking as a way of seeing remembering and belonging.

Aly Lloyd is a contemporary artist, working from her Cotswold studio. Her works are sensory experiences that delve into how we perceive and organise information.

Samuel Burgess is an artist with a practice shared between oil painting and works in graphite. His work captures forgotten or everyday scenes, narratives in lived-in places

9 – 15 July. Mike Skinner curates British Art and Objects of Virtue in association with Jubilee Galleries in Cirencester.

16 – 22 July. Jess Colley, Claire Mann, Lisa Powell, Lorraine Shaw and Alexandra Woods present a celebration of craft and perspective

23 – 29 July. Light and Colour is an exhibition celebrating the transformative power of light and the emotional resonance of colour.

30 July – 5 August. Barbara Curry presents an exhibition celebrating a year of walks around her home in Winchcombe.

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

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