New Paintings by Sally Stafford The wetlands of the Somerset Levels have harboured wildlife and people for millennia. They resonate with myths, bird calls and the prevailing South West wind. It is this exposed yet sheltering place that Sally chooses … Read More
Carl Melegari • Lynne Cartlidge Stillness can have a forceful presence: a quiet magnetism that draws the eye and resonates with life, feeling and meaning. Our new exhibition elegantly reveals how profoundly different this power in stillness can be. Through … Read More
Far from colourless, the rich earthy tones, restless skies and skeletal trees of February reflect the raw beauty of late winter, when nature is on the cusp of spring. From 1st – 25th of February, the gallery will be showing … Read More
Inspiring. Surprising. Erupting with colour, light, texture and form. We’ve made sure this Winter is a festival for art lovers: a celebration for midwinter and the future. This Winter we are featuring a selection of new work by exciting gallery artists, from … Read More
Bristol harbours a wealth of creative talent, defined not by similarity but by difference. If there is a common thread that links our resident artists, perhaps it is the City’s innate character: the easy going, unselfconscious sense of community that … Read More
A New Collection by Sally Stafford Beginning on National Meadows Day, Saturday 3rd July, our latest exhibition is a celebration of these rich and diverse habitats, expressed through the encompassing and intricate mixed media landscape paintings of Sally Stafford. Sally’s work … Read More
• Hannah Woodman • Parastoo Ganjei • Masako Tobita • Rosie Musgrave Clifton Contemporary Art brings together four artists whose work is defined, shaped and inspired by nature and its elements. Hannah Woodman’s visceral, dynamic paintings use outline, texture, layers, … Read More
Salcombe Scene by Rose Hilton We are delighted to have available a beautiful painting by Cornish artist Rose Hilton. The sensual, enigmatic female figure and delicately luminous colours in ‘Salcombe Scene’ are reminiscent of work by Bonnard and Matisse and … Read More
Like the cycle of nature itself, the paintings of Elaine Jones grow layer by layer, texture on texture. They shift and develop and are reduced to be rebuilt again. Embracing natural forms, they are ethereal, restless and lucid. Her sources … Read More
The gallery will be reopening in June and featuring four key artists whose work frequently embraces new life, strengthening light and growing warmth: the stir of nature as the seasons change. From the found treasures, ancient landmarks and Cornish flora … Read More