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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.

What to see to keep your new year bright and feed your soul into next month

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

What to see through out the Festive Season and into the New Year from the collective's artists.

16 - 22 April. Angus Abraham and Berony Abraham present Generations in Colour, an exploration of the use of colour by a mother and son, highlighting their different approaches to art.

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

Arthur talks about how best to approach feedback around your own work and when talking to fellow artists.

9 - 15 April. Paul Towey presents God Is Lonely, an exhibition of autobiographical and unashamedly confessional paintings and objects.

2 – 8 April. Andy Flack presents Postcodes. A response to memories, places and spaces.

19 March – 1 April. The FarOpen Artists present their spring Exhibition