Don't Look Now
Janet Sainsbury
Don’t Look Now
On Saturday April 30 from 2 - 4pm Janet... more
Don’t Look Now
On Saturday April 30 from 2 - 4pm Janet... more
Exploring the symbolism of flowers from myth to Victorian romanticism and seeking wise words and the attributes needed to create a kinder and greener future.more
Samuel Bestwick
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Olivia Brelsford-Massey
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Kes Wilkie
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Ross Sanders
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Charlie Ash
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I’m the king of the castle, and you’re the dirty rascal
A celebration and discovery of the weird and wonderful rituals and traditions that occur in England’s rural villages and towns.more
Photographer, Paul Seed and painter Irene Jones both have an instinct for drama and theatre. This will be the first time they have exhibited together.more
Art on Friday is a group of local artists based at The Plough who meet twice a month in The Gallery and exhibit annually on the Artists’ Wall. Don’t miss this opportunity to buy an original piece of art, at an affordable price. The exhibition will be open Tues - Sat 10am - 4pm
For further info. Tel: Hazel Montgomerie – 01805 623757.more
The annual Plough Christmas Craft Fair in the main gallery is back! Opening at 10 and running through until 8 everyday except Sundays and Mondays we'll be presenting a facinating cross section of local craft. There will always be some makers in the gallery to answer questions and have a chat. We are also holding a three day extension to the craft fair in the auditorium on Thursday 09, Friday 10 and Saturday morning. A special event with extra work and surprise guests.more
This show has been timed to co-incide with COP 26. Emily Haworth-Booth is an award-winning author, illustrator and educator who teaches at the Royal Drawing School in London, England. Her short comics have previously appeared in print in the Observer and Vogue. Along with her sister, Alice Haworth-Booth, she is an activist with Extinction Rebellion. Alice won the 2020 Brick Lane Bookshop Short story Prize last year. They have recently published "Protest!: How people have come together to change the world" a history of peaceful protests from around the world – from 1170 BCE to the... more
An exploration of expression through floral art, looking at how colour, composition and light creates a sense of theatre and emotion. This series of paintings travels between expressionist and objective representations of flowers and trees.more