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

Our featured artist is a pastel artist based in Heidelberg, creating vibrant, contemporary explorations.

This week our featured artist is Joanna Logan, whose work currently focuses on watercolours depicting landscapes, nature and animals

Two truly unique artists in the collective, Aly Lloyd and Mary F Harrison

A handful of fantastic women artists who represent a range of styles and mediums.

Colours of the Downs demonstrates Sue's playful, bright take on oil painting while capturing the beauty and character of the South Downs

This week our featured artist is Aly Lloyd, an acrylic painter examining the interplay between geometric abstraction and organic shapes

Grasses is a joyfully frenetic play in acrylic. Lively erratic mark-making captures the beautiful mayhem of grasses

25 - 30 July. Fragments, is a deeply personal and politically resonant solo exhibition by Ukrainian abstract artist Olha Barvynka.

Find out all about all the exhibitions from the collective's artists coming up this March.

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

This week our featured artist is Susan Smith, a mixed media artist who creates expressive abstract paintings

Jonathan Oakes "Muse" epitomises his use of colour, space and texture to form intriguing abstract works.

This Friday our featured artist is Eleanor Woolley. Her paintings use light and colour to create mood and narrative in everyday scenes

A short and sweet collection of new pieces added to the artists portfolio's this week

This Friday our featured artist is Maike Nielsen. Who's saturated, vivacious works celebrate the joy of human connection to nature.

Andrew Gurnett's Soul Shadows is a beautiful sense of a forgotten corner, an overlooked mundanity of urban landscape

This Friday's Featured Artist is still life painter Helena Zabko Phillips

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

Two artists who bring a fresh take to traditional genres, forging their own unique styles while referencing historical inspiration