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Geraldine Thompson
My paintings always begin in situ, observing the fluctuations in weather through the seasons. These variations of light enhance and transform colours, tones, moods, textures and reflections creating sensual atmospheres which speak to the imagination.
Michelle Hughes
Michelle Hughes is a printmaker and designer who draws inspiration from nature and the British countryside. Her linocut prints beautifully reflect her connection to the landscapes and wildlife, particularly within the Yorkshire Dales, Yorkshire Coast, North York Moors, and the Lake District.
Kerry Stoker
“Working in my first-floor studio I make abstract paintings and collages which dance with delicious colour. Dreamy artworks, imbued with a profusion of beautiful shapes and subtle veils of colour, soft and gentle or rich, bold and vibrant are often further enhanced with mark making techniques and texture."
Helen Brayshaw
Helen creates landscapes with liquid paint, which she hand tints and pours directly onto the canvas. Using colours that reference the changing skies and landscapes of the moors surrounding the town, the poured paint collides and mingles, arranging itself into an image which is instantly recognisable as a landscape yet completely abstract.