Archives: Exhibitions

Friends and local artists Lin and Lawrence Fletcher, Liliana Klimova, and Cathy McTurk come together to present a selection of their work in a variety of media.

Our natural environment provided inspiration for Daphne to visually express her feelings and thoughts during Lockdown.  Capturing atmosphere and experiences through photography, sketching, written words, collages, drawings, and paintings. Daphne takes you through a journey of fears, finding hidden peace and the beginning of a more positive outlook. Daphne uses Mixed media, colour, pattern, and abstraction to create a new […]

West Beach Art is the artwork of Vicky Emptage’s lino prints and artist’s books and Barry Assinder’s art ceramics. The works are inspired by what lies below the surface, what is deposited by the tides, and what is washed away. www.emptagearts.com

“A collection of drawings and prints made in Blean Woods at the time of lockdown.”

“A body of work exploring the therapeutic qualities of colour that inspire hope.” www.chasingthelight.uk  

Coast to Country: Hand made fused glass art and decoration inspired by coast and country.  This exhibition sees a return to the Fish Slab of Creations By Amanda and All Fired Up, with vibrant colours and textures to brighten your home. We are also joined by Shed of Yun who brings her unique Korean inspired linocuts, seen for the first […]

“A call and response to our world through painting. An abstract revelation of the Kent Landscape. An evocation of what is partly revealed and what may be deeply submerged within the coastline: shapes, shadows, our former selves, remnants of struggle and hope. The transformative and eternal cycle of time”.

“My work comes from a deep passion for art, I’m not one to stick to one style, genre or medium. The majority of my work has nature as it’s core, from beautiful abstract seascape paintings to thought-provoking photography of abandoned places..”.

The artists in this joint exhibition are Marion Lynn, Vicky Murray, Caroline Hymers (paintings, prints, and drawings), Roger Sturley, Gillian Highland, Joan Fairhurst (ceramics) and Jack Lynn (photography).