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

Andrew Gurnett is a photographic artist whose work explores the unintentional beauty of the forgotten, discarded, functional or mundane

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

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.

Mike Desmond is a contemporary painter who's practice is one of exploration, discovery, impulse and improvisation.

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

24 April - 5 May. The Sixteen Gallery Collective presents Small Works. A collection of perfectly portable, affordable pieces from it's members.

For our next instalment of our series diving into artists practices, we caught up with Cat Thorne at her exhibition at FTS.

Matt Rix is a folk artist interested in traditional art, exemplifying naive, folk painting, evoking feelings of nostalgia and tradition through a unique, contemporary practice.

Gemma Griffiths is a land and seascape artist based in the Malvern Hills. Inspired by the wilds of nature, and encounters with the transient elements of the tides, the winds and the shifting light.

Caroline Jamfrey is a botanical painter who captures plants in gorgeous detail, with technical accuracy and a celebration of their beauty.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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