news, events & resources

1 – 7 October. Exploring the ways in which creativity can emerge from loss, Sam Kelser brings together a collection of contemporary figurative paintings inspired by people, relationships and the stories that exist beneath the surface of everyday life.

25 – 30 September. Emma Howell presents Day After Day (DAD), exploring the physical intensity of early motherhood, repetition, patience, identity and the slow recovery of a sense of self.

17 – 23 September. Christina Sadler presents The Quiet Between, exploring the moments that reconnect us to ourselves, yet quietly connect us to one another.

10 – 16 September. Wetpaint Gallery Online presents an International Art Exhibition, featuring artists from France, Japan, Australia, Spain, Czechia and the UK

27 August – 9 September. Sue Colyer, Jan Griffiths, Amelia Newton, Lucille Scott, Elisa Dodd and Jeannette Luczkowski present Unbound

14 – 26 August. Our judges have been busy reviewing submissions for what promises to be a vibrant, exciting summer exhibition

6 – 12 August. The Cheltenham Group of Artists come together to exhibit new work for their Summer Exhibition

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

28 May – 3 June. Tonia Rees and Kath Cooper present an exhibition bringing together and highlighting their contrasting collage practices

21 – 27 May. Sam Waters, Morven Browne, Barbara Whitbourn and Sue Colyer present an exhibition shaped by instinct.

14 – 20 May. Faye Barnes presents The Untamed Art Show, a showcase of her big bright and bold abstract pieces.

7 – 13 May. Mary F Harrison, Geoffrey Harrison and Nicky Millington present a collaboration between mother, son and daughter.