Tracing the Past

A solo exhibition of mixed media drawings, paintings and thread and metal sculptures.

Come and say hello - You will find us outside on stand 965

The Royal Horticultural Society is the UK’s leading gardening charity and hosts a number of flower shows throughout the summer including the iconic Chelsea Flower Show in May.

A face will tell you infinite things before a word is spoken. The artwork in this exhibition responds to the notion of FACE, however the artists choose to interpet this - be it abstract or realistic; emotional or literal, descriptive or precise...

Portsmouth based artist Chérie creates abstract sculpture, mixed media paintings and prints. Assemblage forms an essential role in her practice. While figuration is hinted at, she is more concerned with articulating aspects of the human spirit which exist independently of the body. A deep emotional attachment to colour is evident in all her work.  

New work by textile artist Susan D'souza exploring details from trees including ancient yew, oak and laurel and their symbolism. Susan is a mixed media textile artist whose work translates textures and patterns in nature through batik, hand painting with natural dyes, applique and embroidery.

Weather, Wind, Water...

Climate affects nearly every aspect of our lives, from the food we eat to how we travel, the clothes we wear, to where we go on holiday. It has a huge effect on our livelihoods, our health, and our future…

Marcel Duchamp famously said that a “title is an invisible colour”—and it’s a colour that, for better or worse, wiggles its way into even the most resistant artworks.”

Although it is now considered the norm, the convention of giving titles to artworks has long been challenged by artists.

Life is what defines us and what drives our actions and behaviour everyday. It is a constantly shifting landscape that can be both volatile but also provide complete stability when required. As artists the subject and meaning of Life often provides for both the underpinning and the narrative…

New York born artist Edith Pargh Barton is a painter and textile artist. Her work is an unconscious instinct that reflects her emotions at the time it is being executed.

We are delighted to be taking part in RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival this year. Come and say hello - You will find us outside on stand 891..

Artists have created work in response to their personal interpretation of untangled, be that a feeling or a place…

Carole designs and crafts paper textiles, using embroidery and constructional techniques, which have a beauty, depth and quietness…

Learn how to manage and curate your own exhibition

This 2 day workshop will guide you through all the practical steps that need to be taken to successfully deliver your own exhibition.

It will culminate in an exhibition in the Pure Gallery in 2024 for all participants.

Juliette has a love of the sky and the sea, of the changing seasons and flowers and is inspired by the intricate floral paintings from the Dutch masters working during the 17th and 18th centuries. She also has a deep love of travel; Morocco and Venice being favoured locations…

Twilight is a collaboration exhibition between Birmingham based artists Rajinder Singh Khela and Sally Bramble. Their aesthetic styles and approach to colour are in direct contract and therefore offer an interesting conversation when considered alongside in one cohesive space.

Connected is a body of work by Pure members brought together in unity in response to each artists individual interpretation of the title. Connection and connectivity runs throughout the human experience. It informs our actions and behaviours and reflects our personal perspectives…

Lost in a world of intricate observations from nature, Louisa is entranced by the cycle of growth and decay. Texture, shadows, silhouettes and movement created with graphite marks and tone, it’s rarely about the colour but always about the environment she inhabits…