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Exhibitions
Open daily from 10.00am - 3.00pm. Closed Mondays & Saturdays
Tue 10 Jan – Fri 3 Feb
Ryedale School
A display of art work by a group of talented Yr 7-11 pupils from Ryedale School. Using a wide range of media pupils have been inspired by various themes including 'Natural Form' and 'Identity'.
Tue 7 Feb– Fri 2 Mar
Jane Worthington & Judith Ellis
Jane's paintings are primarily about colour, and her inherent synaesthesia adds an extra dimension to her work.
Judith uses the diaries of her Canadian explorer grandmother as the inspiration for her monochrome paintings and prints.
Tue 6 Mar– Fri 30 Mar
Jo Rodmell
“I love our countryside and coasts and try to capture the changing light and seasons. I paint mostly with watercolours.”
Tue 3 Apr – Fri 4 May
Daniel & Raymond Greenley
The Yorkshire landscape is not directly represented in Daniel's paintings. He takes elements from it : shapes, form, line and spatial relationships, mixed with an instinctive use of colour.
Raymond's interest in abstract art grew from his time as a student at the College of Art in Hull and Goldsmith's College in London and has been a constant source of inspiration .
Entrance is free to all our exhibitions so call in and see...
Tue 10 Jan – Fri 3 Feb
Ryedale School
A display of art work by a group of talented Yr 7-11 pupils from Ryedale School. Using a wide range of media pupils have been inspired by various themes including 'Natural Form' and 'Identity'.
Tue 7 Feb– Fri 2 Mar
Jane Worthington & Judith Ellis
Jane's paintings are primarily about colour, and her inherent synaesthesia adds an extra dimension to her work.
Judith uses the diaries of her Canadian explorer grandmother as the inspiration for her monochrome paintings and prints.
Tue 6 Mar– Fri 30 Mar
Jo Rodmell
“I love our countryside and coasts and try to capture the changing light and seasons. I paint mostly with watercolours.”
Tue 3 Apr – Fri 4 May
Daniel & Raymond Greenley
The Yorkshire landscape is not directly represented in Daniel's paintings. He takes elements from it : shapes, form, line and spatial relationships, mixed with an instinctive use of colour.
Raymond's interest in abstract art grew from his time as a student at the College of Art in Hull and Goldsmith's College in London and has been a constant source of inspiration .
