Our summer exhibition of landscape paintings features original works by Josie Clouting, Tara Parker-Woolway, Francesca Shakespeare and Christine Bass.
These four Oxfordshire based artists paint in very different ways but share a passion for exploring colour beyond their immediate vision. Creating paintings that boldly represent the lay of the land and the points of reflection, they capture the moments where light creates colour, bringing nature to life.
Date: 11th July – 6th September
Venue: Gallery
Time: 10:00pm-5:00pm
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