18th-26th July

Exhibition

HIDE is a continuation of Conor Ackhurst’s ongoing investigation into simulation, constructed environments, and the uneasy friction between digital and physical realities.

Exhibition

10th-13th July

Large cyanotypes and ceramic sculpture exploring the many faces of ecologically-entwined Alpine myths and folk tales.

Exhibition

7th -22nd June

Risée Chaderton-Charles, our guest artist from Barbados presents ‘Caribbean Atlantean’ for Site Festival 2025. This is a new series of digital collage pieces created by merging photography, digital illustration, text, and watercolour  which tell the stories of Africans who jumped from the slave ships - who chose the water instead of the world of colonizers.

Exhibition

7th -22nd June

Risée Chaderton-Charles, our guest artist from Barbados presents ‘Caribbean Atlantean’ for Site Festival 2025. This is a new series of digital collage pieces created by merging photography, digital illustration, text, and watercolour  which tell the stories of Africans who jumped from the slave ships - who chose the water instead of the world of colonizers.

Exhibition

9th - 17th May

Empty Alcove is part of a new commission by Guthrie which continues his ongoing exploration of the Blackboy Clock; an object of contested heritage publicly displayed in his hometown of Stroud.

In residence: 28th April - 2nd May
Exhibition opening: Friday 2nd May 5-6.30pm
Open 3rd -  4th May 10am - 3pm

Celtic storytelling through textiles and sound. The opening on Friday 2nd May will be part of the Marsh Marigold event with The Wicker Mantomime, Mermaid Chunky and Joicey Collective.

Residency

21st - 29th March

Using cameras built from waste and experimental techniques, Harry documents abandoned materials as both artefact and witness, exploring how everyday debris becomes our future archaeologies.

Exhibition

7th - 15th March

Sam's work has developed as a result of working with refugees from different backgrounds and experiences. The work aims at raising awareness of our fragile lives and the resilience of nature.

Exhibition

20th February - 1st March

Depicting the joys and trials of everyday life, in Watching Not Helping, Helen Hardaker paints and draws through the eyes of watchful crows and the imagined lives of insects, animals, moths and birds.

Exhibition

7th - 15th February

Jussara Nazaré is a multidisciplinary Gloucester based artist with a focus on afro-queer surrealist art & performance. Her work is often full of colour, patterns and life as it blooms in many forms. 

Residency

28th January - 3rd February

Exploring the theme ‘What is Real?’ this project delves into how we perceive and define reality, focusing on the segment Reality – Agreement of Senses. Through this, Bhunkal aims to examine how our senses—sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell—work together to shape our understanding of the world.

Residency

21st - 27th January

Exploring the intersections and commonalities between their working-class experiences,  Kelly O’Brien and Rider Shafique hope to address British identity, language, ritual, and tradition using their multi-disciplinary practices.

Exhibition

10th - 18th January

This exhibition brings together a selection of creative journaling work by participants of Maternal Journal circles held by Stroud Motherhood Collective. Presenting journal pages and large collaborative pieces it aims to share the power of journaling and its positive impact on mothers’ mental health and wellbeing.

Exhibition

13th - 24th December

This exhibition sees a body of work specifically charting Ant's path out of four debilitating strokes.

27th November - 7th December

The Textile Studio will again open in the Gallery for Christmas and be bursting with festive cheer!

Residency

19th - 24th November

Evie & Jimmy explore Lisbon's gothic creatures and microworlds during their residency, A Jornada. They will create new multimedia works and share the creative ‘workings-out’ developed during their independent art school experience.

Exhibition

26th October - 2nd November

The world's oldest surviving music from the voices of enslaved people on the sugar plantations of Barbados inspired this astonishing exhibition, originally shown in Gloucester Cathedral September 2024.

Exhibition

12th - 19th October

Shapeshifting looks at our relationship with nature with an imaginative slant. Artist Janie George, works across the mediums of paint, ceramics, drawing and print.

Exhibition

27th September - 6th October

Charlotte Aiken presents a solo exhibition of paintings exploring her fascination with cloud formations and our connection to the natural world. Through her distinct perspective, Charlotte experiences a world that feels excessively exposed and vivid. Each piece captures a fleeting moment, an experience that will never be the same again.

Exhibition

12th - 21st September

The essence of Ritu Sood’s paintings is that human experience is shareable. In ‘Post Trauma’, solitary life size figures rest in expanses of seductive colour. They act as ‘portals’ to collective emotional experience. This is a sister project to ‘The Wisdom of Trauma’ shown at The Stroud Film Festival.

Exhibition

9th - 18th August

Suzy Crossley’s first solo show pulls together a new body of work fabricated since moving back to Stroud, Gloucestershire, where the artist grew up. Sensitive, intimate abstract paintings comprise an exploration of colour, texture and scale. The works deliver cathartic release to viewer and artist.

Exhibition

30th July - 5th August

The Crab Museum. Inside you will find paintings, drawings, sculptures and most importantly crab specimens found washed up and Respectfully preserved. No monocles, no pipes! I collect beach plastic as a trade and this is incorporated into my art. This is perpetual absurdity and that's 'why crabs, Rex?'

Residency

2nd - 8th July

Georgia’s residency will be a release of ideas, where thought meets the air and transforms into something tangible. Her first artist residency will explore photography, words, drawing and installation.