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9 – 21 October. The Sixteen Gallery Postcard Show returns, offering the opportunity to collect beautiful small artworks from a collection of 100's of affordable, original pieces

This year, through The Postcard Show, we are delighted to be supporting The Family Haven! For every artwork sold, £5 will be donated directly to The Family Haven who do vital work supporting vulnerable families through some of the most difficult chapters of their lives.

All the collective artists' exhibitions to catch this month

Steven John Owen is an abstract painter whose work explores colour, geometry and texture.

All the collective 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

Sam Kelser is a self-taught painter working in acrylic, whose contemporary narrative figurative works blur the line between intimate reality and haunting modern folklore.

For the second instalment of our series diving into artists practices, we caught up Aly Lloyd for an excellent chat and a look around her studio in Painswick.

Tania Fullerton, a still life painter based, who creates intimate portraits of objects and quiet interior scenes.

All the collective artists' exhibitions to visit this month

Jonathan Oakes is an abstract artist, influenced by environmental concerns and the difference between natural and synthetic experiences.

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

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.

Sarah Knight is a London based painter and printmaker who explores the land and sea in varied states of semi-abstraction.

Daisy Embury is a painter, creating delicate and detailed portraits of flora, reflecting the beauty and fragility of the natural world.

Anita Saunders is a printmaker and painter based in The Cotswolds, creating work which brings to life the wildlife she encounters around her.

All the artists' exhibitions to keep your summer sizzling this July

29 October – 4 November. Pivotal brings together two decades of paintings by Lorraine Houston, exploring how the studio space itself serves as an evolving backdrop where direct observation and imagined narrative meet.

6 – 11 November. Susan Wilmot, Rebecca Murray and Peter Guillebaud present Finding; an exhibition bringing together three artist’s who go beyond accurate representation to find something abstractly fascinating

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.