artists

Working in soft pastels, Peter enjoys viewing landscapes as they change through the seasons or due to variations in the weather.

John Creates still life oil paintings reminiscent of the Dutch School of realism working with a rich palette of colour and light.

The gentle, agricultural landscape of East Yorkshire – therugged industrial scenes of Hull – such locations and more inspire me to go outand paint.

Born in Beverley but currently working between London andher home town. Studied at Heatherley’s school of Fine Art in London. Commissions welcome.

I make hand-thrown domestic earthenware.

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I am primarily a film maker, though enjoy experimenting with mixed media images combining photography with digital and physical manipulation to create something un-done.

As a sculptor I work mainly in stone realising a finished piece by the process of direct carving.

Figures, faces and still lives are my usual subject matter.  I paint with oils on canvas and paper.  Drawing is central to my practice. I alsoteach adults and children in schools and galleries.

I create pen drawings, water colour and pen pieces and also dry-point etchings featuring birds and animals often with a hefty dollop of imagination thrown in.

My watercolours are influenced by my garden and the flowers within it.  Landscapes and seascapes also feature in my work.  The ceramic sculptures are realistic human poses and I just love textiles.

I love ceramic pieces which are captivating in their own right – but I have a particular admiration for functionally beautiful objects.

My current work combines observation and imagination, using mixed media with themes of nurture, landscape and nature.

I like to produce paintings that bring some light and joy into the world.

An artist, writer, film-maker and house builder, with a career spanning 60 years and several countries.

I paint flowers from life in oils and watercolour, working quickly to keep a seasonal freshness to my work.  I like to capture a sense of movement and light.  My figurative sculptures are predominantly made from paper.

Sketchbooks full of imagery from ancient cultures to mediaeval carving brought back to studio to mingle, making new stories – special thanks to the British Museum and of course, car boot sales and antiques fairs.

I work with print, ceramics and public art, please look at my website for more detail.

Paintings, large drawings and lino cuts inspired by animals and birds in poetry, literature and mythology.

Michael has always been fascinated by historic buildings. He has enjoyed a long career in museum design and architectural history. His work includes - looking at the beautiful built environment of Beverley.

Landscapes of Holderness, the river bank and the Wolds in acrylics and pastels.

I am a photographer, primarily of nature, flora and fauna.  I often focus on the small, using the digital dark room to highlight shapes and patterns.

My work is about landscape, yet not in an attempt to reproduce what I see, but rather to convey a sense of being in the natural world.

Abstract landscape paintings inspired by the joy of being in wide open spaces. Helen’s paintings are built up of exciting layers, marks and flashes of colour.

I use various mediums, my favourite being watercolour, but I paint in whichever medium I feel suits the subject matter. I also enjoy experimenting with Lino cutting.

I am a professional photographer with a particular enthusiasm for traces of prehistory in the British landscape.

Jill paints in a variety of mediums and has a particular flair for oils. Her work includes landscapes, portraits, animals and commissions; and has been exhibited in galleries across Yorkshire. Her work typically uses a subtle blend of soft colours with an almost pastel-like appearance.

I make mainly cushions, but also doorstops and cafetiere cosies out of leftover fabrics and preloved fabrics. Everything I make is one of a kind.

I have been carving marble, alabaster and other stone for 16years. A current theme visually interprets concepts and their meaning and other work was influenced by Modigliani and Hepworth.

Gwen is interested in natural form and its interpretation in various media.

I have produced a range of figures based on pictures by both ancient and modern artists including Lowry, Hieronymous Bosch, Picasso, Paul Klee and Tony Sugden.  I also have a range of Raku fired everyday objects such as clocks, vases and bowls.

Contemporary jewellery using precious metals and stones.

I like to work in various media and subjects depending on my inspiration or commission at the time. I also run art classes and workshops both in person and online (zoom).

Located opposite the rear of the train station.

I produce colourful work to make you smile!