Full Charge Ahead

Immerse yourself in "Full Charge Ahead," our latest members' exhibition showcasing a compelling array of artistic talent. This dynamic collection celebrates the energy and innovation of our members, exploring a unifying theme of progress and creative power. From diverse styles to unique perspectives, this exhibition is a testament to the forward-thinking spirit of our artists. Don't miss this exciting display of their artistic passion and vision.

Beyond the Image gallery is proud to present a new exhibition from Jamie Dolby, entitled "Twists and Turns of Life." This compelling collection of paintings offers a profound and intimate look into the unexpected journeys and beautiful complexities that define our existence.

A Journey Through the Unexpected.

Jamie Dolby's latest body of work moves beyond simple testimonial, inviting viewers to contemplate the unpredictable nature of life itself. Through a masterful use of colour and composition, she captures moments that feel both deeply personal and universally relatable. The exhibition's title, "Twists and Turns of Life," is a perfect reflection of the pieces on display, which explore themes of change, resilience, and the quiet moments of beauty found along the way

Imperfectly Beautiful.

A journey into the blue.

Welcome to the ethereal world of Elinor Jayne, a visual artist who brings a touch of magic to the traditional art of cyanotypes. Through this 19th-century photographic process, she transforms everyday scenes and natural elements into stunning, monochromatic images. Each piece is a unique, handcrafted journey into a deep, vivid blue, where light and shadows dance to reveal intricate details and a dreamlike quality.

Explore Elinor's portfolio and discover the beauty of this historical method, reimagined for the modern eye. Her work is a testament to the timeless allure of traditional techniques and the endless possibilities of creative expression.

Peter Barter is the first to admit his life has been anything but conventional. From joining The Navy at 15, to navigating warships, becoming a pilot, and then making the leap to dentistry, you could say his journey has been filled with unexpected twists and turns. He retired in 2005 and became a self-taught artist and finds his inspiration in the serene and ever-changing vistas of the Suffolk countryside. Based in the charming market town of Eye, Peter's work captures the subtle beauty and atmospheric nuances of the region, translating the rolling fields, ancient woodlands, and expansive skies onto canvas. Through his artistry, we are invited to experience the quiet poetry of the East Anglian landscape.