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Exhibitors

Our guest exhibitors display their work in our large window for a month at a time. They are carefully chosen by our submissions panel from a range of talented local artists.

The exhibition space is now fully booked for 2025, but we will be making an open call in October 2025 for exhibitors for 2026. Follow us on Instagram or Facebook to get updates.

July

Sam Lindup

We’re excited to welcome Samuel Lindup as our inaugural exhibitor. His abstract work explores humanity’s impact on Earth - climate change, conflict, and more - by imagining distant, undiscovered planets. Through these romanticized worlds, he reflects on how alien civilizations might evolve and affect their environments, offering a powerful contrast to our own planet.

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August

Julie Bolton

Julie Bolton is a soft pastel artist who is inspired by the beautiful Wiltshire landscape and her love of animals. A life long, mainly self taught artist, she loves to learn through experimentation and play with colour, mark making and texture. Her commissioned work of animals, pets and people requires realism and representation, so landscapes and seascapes are a place for exploration and expression. Julie has collectors around the globe and has exhibited in local galleries and open exhibitions around Wiltshire. She is currently accepting commissions for 2025/26.

September

Claire Houghton

Claire is a mixed media textile artist based in the South West with a lifelong passion for sewing and creating unique, original textile art. Formerly a primary school teacher and later working in special education, she decided to pursue her love of textile art full-time following the pandemic. Mostly self-taught, Claire crafts original cards and framed pictures, with her work displayed in various galleries. She is also open to commissions and has contributed to @thecovidchronicle, which has been described as a modern-day Bayeux tapestry. Claire believes that everyone has a creative side and aims to share her passion through her art.