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On this week: 5 - 18 June. Cheltenham Open Studios is back and Sixteen Gallery presents the work of six local artists working across print, paint and jewellery.

Calling all artists! Submit work (for free) to Sixteen Gallery's Open Call 2025.

What to see and where from the collective artists this month. All the artists exhibitions this June

Look out for us in The Arts Issue of Cotswold Life this June

19 - 25 June. Litha is an enticing midsummer exhibition of printmaking, willow art and painting by four female artists.

26 June - 2 July. Charlotte Keating presents Tranquility, an exhibition of dreamy abstract paintings at Sixteen Gallery

3 - 9 July. A Fine Balance is an exhibition of original paintings by Tamsin Hyde exploring the delicate interplay between internal and external landscapes.

29 May - 4 June. A solo retrospective by textile artist and feltmaker Sarah Brooker at Sixteen Gallery.

22 - 28 May. An exhibition of work by two unique artists echoing a different response to their environments

16 - 20 May. Local artist Rebecca Morris presents a new collection of dreamy and dramatic skies

9 - 14 May. An exhibition of collected works by two artists united by a shared sensitivity to form and mood

1 - 7 May. Andy Owen-Smith presents a series of paintings exploring sea swimming and the contrast of human fragility against the sea

On this week: 24 - 30 April. Wetpaint Online presents a Pop Art Print show, featuring prints from Sir Peter Blake and David Spiller and Damian Elwes

17 - 23 April. Karen Greenstreet presents Scapegrace 2, an exhibition of vibrant abstract paintings

10 - 16 April. Angus Abraham and Berony Abraham present a complementary but divergent approaches to painting

3 - 9 April. Annie Hutchinson, Lucy Inder, Teresa Poole and Trina Pittman-Hayes share their visions

27 March - 2 April. 5 members of Junction 12 Art Group present a vibrant insight into how they see the world and beyond

20 - 26 March. Simon Honeywill presents a solo exhibition reflecting on COVID-19 through his enduring love of cinema

15 - 19 March. Presenting the work of Fine Art and Photography students reinterpreting or challenging perceptions of Cheltenham

6 - 12 March. An exhibition by Paul Park, a celebration of everything we see around us