Annual Summer Show
Our Annual Summer Show showcasing local artists through a countywide open call.
More information soon…
Corby Totems
Corby Totems
9th January – 2nd February
Preview Evening Wednesday 9th January from 6.30pm – 8pm
International artist Jason Wilsher-Mills presents over 600 artworks from the Corby Totems project.
Featuring work from Teamwork Trust, Oakley Grange (Olympus Cares) and 10 schools from Corby, Peterborough and Northampton and Teamwork member Jonathon Reynolds.
Jason has been working with these groups to tell their stories, promote inclusion and teach the wider community about disability.
Resident Artists Exhibtion
Exhibition Dates
10th October – 10th November
Preview Evening
Friday 12th October
6pm – 9pm
The annual exhibition of work by our resident studio artists which is always one of our most exciting exhibitions of the year. The people who are the core of our creative community show us what they can do!
We have artists of all abilities in our community and we all encourage each other and build a supportive space for our creativity. At the gallery, we have 16 artist studios and each one is a little hive of creativity and this month you get to see what everyone has been making.
The artwork on show includes painting, drawing, video, printmaking, installation, sound art, ceramics, and sculpture.
An exciting and diverse show not to be missed!
Urban vs Rural
Urban vs Rural
Presented by Network Arts
Preview evening
Friday 31st August
6.30 pm – 8 pm
Exhibition open:
1st – 29th September
Wednesday – Saturday from 11 am – 4 pm
This exhibition brings together a range of quality contemporary and traditional art from emerging and established artists in the region. It features a diverse range of work by members in a variety of media, paintings in oil, watercolour, acrylics; drawings, sketches plus sculpture. Subjects include local scenes, botanical, landscapes, portraits, wildlife, and architecture.
Members include a mix of amateurs and professionals interested in and practicing art in Northamptonshire. All work will be for sale, which means the exhibition is an excellent opportunity for those wishing to invest in high-quality art at affordable prices.
