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15 January - 1 February. 2026 at Sixteen Gallery is kicked off with a truly collective exhibition from members of the Sixteen Gallery Online Collective.

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

Christina Sadler is a contemporary painter exploring memory and emotional connection, evoking landscapes and the natural world.

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.

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

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

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.

Ania Bond curates a practice focusing on the exploration of the female form, using the female figure as a vessel for that emotional expression.

Tamsin Hyde is a painter based in Cheltenham, interested in exploring internal and external landscapes through an abstract lens.

Graphic designer, illustrator and printmaker, Arthur Owen-Smith brings a painterly approach to mixed media artworks.

Ellie Thomas is an impressionistic artist working in acrylic and pastel with an emphasis on contemporary landscapes.

Jane Foot is a mixed media semi-abstract painter who uses wax-based mediums to create intriguing, textural narrative works.

30 October - 5 November. Arthur Owen-Smith presents an exhibition of new work in a new style.

We introduce and look at the practice of two members of the collective with wildly different work and an unexpected commonality

We introduce and look at the practice of two of the newest members of the collective

The first in our series of interviews with artists to better understand their process and to give an insight into what influences the work they create

Olha Nimak's piece Homeland is a oil on paper work that is both delightfully playful and disquietingly uncomfortable

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

Meet Emma Price, an abstract and semi-abstract landscape painter living and practising in Surrey, creating expressive and intuitive explorations into the emotions of memory and the natural world.

Mary's piece encapsulates the beautiful use of storytelling, texture, colour and heart that she shows in all her work