artists

Peter Ainsworth is a self-taught painter working primarily in soft pastels. He enjoys exploring the changing moods of landscape through the seasons, especially across the East Riding.

John Balman is predominantly a still life artist working in oil on panel. His work takes inspiration from the more classical traditions of Dutch Realism.

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Susan Beaulah likes to paint outdoors interacting with real life. She draws inspiration from East Yorkshire in the summer and India in the winter.

Angela Bell is a mixed media artist whose paintings lend themselves to being translated into freestyle embroideries. This condenses the image thus creating a harmonious composition of colour and thread.

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Sam Larter is a sculptor working from her studio in Bishop Burton. Everyday materials are the primary source for making. Drawing and printmaking are an accompaniment to the objects produced.

Joys ideas come from nature and incorporates sandcasting for that organic look. Her work also available at Gallery21 in Beverley.

Emily Bird Fine Art is a wildlife and pet portrait artist. She works on a range of archival mediums including pastelmat and drafting film. using coloured pencils for all her work

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Alison Brayshaw is a potter, her ceramics are hand-built, decorated with slips and sgraffito. They are based on landscapes, memory of past forms, repetition of thought and the drawn line.

As a sculptor and stone carver my work explores the relationship between what we see and experience and what we feel.

Deborah specialises in Porcelain jewellery and homeware, offering vibrant to minimalist collections at her Market Place studio. FebbieDay Ceramics partners with food, fashion and interior designers for creative collaborations.

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Esther is an artist, working mostly with oil paint on canvas and charcoal drawing on paper.  She is also art tutor and runs life drawing classes and creative workshops in galleries, community spaces and schools.

Katy Cobb (Wall Things Bright and Beautiful) predominantly paints murals and street art. Her studio work is produced on recycled surfaces, using themes of nature and a whimsical, fairytale feel.

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Kerry Joy Connor is an artist, illustrator & workshop facilitator, working out of her community art studio (Creative Joy) on Landress Lane in Beverley, where you can enjoy process art workshops. She creates colourful & fun digital prints, whilst also experimenting with eco-friendly & sustainable pieces, believing in accessible art for everyone.

Emma Garness is a multidisciplinary artist. Her art practice extends from painting murals to printmaking, mixed media, drawing and wood. She is inspired by the imagination and observation and the quiet spaces in-between.

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Ilona Hay works predominantly in pen and ink to create drawings that are concerned with human interaction in the natural world, biodiversity and loss of habitats. Her work is inspired by natural history drawings and museum dioramas.

Sylvia Holmes is a painter/mixed media artist. She uses a wide range of materials including acrylic paints, watercolours, pastel, collage, inks, crayons, spraypaints and marker pens.

Connie uses traditional jewellery making techniques and hand makes each item, creating exclusive and contemporary precious metalwork.

Gail E. Hurst is both a painter and mixed media sculptor. She paints large scale expressive florals in oils. Her collections are supported with her preliminary work in watercolour.

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Lisa is a painter and printmaker whose work moves between abstract and figurative images. Colour and movement are recurring themes, and she explores these ideas especially through monoprint.

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Penny works with whatever takes her fancy at the time either method or subject - at present she’s a bit fed up with all things human so is now focusing through a microscope - tardigrades are a favourite.

John Knowles makes functional wheel-thrown domestic ware, bowls, mugs, jugs, bottles, etc. He works in stoneware with a limited range of glazes, sometimes using wood ash.

Sam Larter is a sculptor working from her studio in Bishop Burton. Everyday materials are the primary source for making. Drawing and printmaking are an accompaniment to the objects produced.

Alison Milner is interested in the relationship of nature to the built environment , she will be showing ceramics, print and illustration.

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Maggie Moore works from her studio at Elm Tree Farm. This year she will be showing her work inside the Grade two listed house. Her mixed media paintings and handmade prints capture a sense of movement and energy.

Michael has always been fascinated by historic buildings. His career has been in museum design and architectural history, including working as an architectural historian for English Heritage.  Former clients include the National Trust, Historic Royal Palaces, the Houses of Parliament and Historic England.

Helen Rowland is an abstract landscape painter. Her colourful multilayered paintings are bold and uplifting, celebrating the light and space of the East Yorkshire coast.

Steve Speller is a photographer who has worked extensively in the UK for over 40 years, primarily in portraiture, but also photographing prehistoric monuments as a personal project.

Jill Stead is an artist who works in a variety of mediums but has a preference for oils.  Her subject matter includes portraiture, landscapes and animals.

Sarah Tysall at Sweetpea Designs is a jewellery & gift maker, handpainting pieces making them truly unique. She also works with seaglass & other mediums, inspired by everything around her.

Charlotte Ward is a ceramic sculptor, creating equine forms inspired by carousel horses.

Jacqueline Warrington runs a long established business making her own unique jewellery using precious metals and stones. She also makes silver vessels and pictures.

Mary Wells is an artist using variety of media including soft pastels, watercolours, acrylics and oils. She enjoys painting many subjects and teaches two art classes weekly plus doing demonstrations and running workshops on request.

Claire is a full time artist who creates acrylic paintings and Linocuts prints. Claire always aims to make joyful and uplifting works.

Angela Williams, aka The Rug Lady, has a passion for British wool.  She is an artisan wool rug maker from hand spun and raw wool, using both a peg loom and knitting techniques.

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Mark is an aerospace engineer with a passion for creating unique furniture and gifts made entirely from reclaimed materials, using retired whisky barrels and industrial timbers to make original designs.