Lynette is one of a decreasing number of artists who generally work en plein air, exploring the complex relationships between traditional landscape subjects.  lynettehemmant.com

A retired architect, Peter is drawn to buildings. He paints in watercolour, building up layers of coloured washes, and creates prints by etching metal plates with acid.  petercooke.co.uk

Group show of eight artists, local and not local, presenting painting and sculpture - abstract, figurative and  multi media. @denmanarts

Emanuele’s work features the human figure in action, encompassing bronze figures, bas-reliefs and vases 2.4m high, large and small oil paintings, ceramics, and black and white etchings. emanuelegori.com

Specialising in aerial architectural views, Paul also creates perspective drawings of buildings that have either been designed but never built or have been demolished. draperdrawings.com

Martin Ridgwell is an artist printmaker whose narrative, figurative work examines the male landscape. @martinridgwell

In recent years, Jan’s work has stemmed from photography. Using oil paint and mixed media, he creates complex surfaces; his objects object to the insubstantiality of our image world. @jpmalaszek

Showing book-works around the confluence of two rivers, Leora has explored a range of media, from installation in duo brook + black to the paintings, prints and projections of her solo work. @brookleora

Duncan McAfee, born in Hertforshire, 1976, is a London-based, British artist, and Turps Off Site painter 2021-22, now working with Castle Fine Art.  duncanmcafee.com

For decades, Lesley has collected detritus left by past generations. Her work explores two themes: the exterior layering of buildings and cities, and the interior home space. @lesley_hilling

Ittirawee creates dynamic, colourful abstract paintings and prints in various sizes. @ittirawee_chotirawee