Exhibition Archive

Please click on the images to see work from past exhibitions.

2016

2015

The Pursuit Of Happiness - artists explore what it is that makes us happy.

Printmakers from all four corners of the UK who share a lyrical response to landscape.

Artists Josie Beszant, Victoria Brookland and Sarah Morpeth explore the influence of women of historical significance.

a selection of paintings, prints, sculpture, ceramics and automata inspired by British animals.

2014

An exhibition from printmakers and a glass maker capturing fleeting moments in time, extraordinary moments in the ordinary.

The Way Through The Woods - showcasing the beauty of wood, works that is inspired by the stories of the woods or the use of wood as a material.

ceramicists, artists, jewellers, textile artists explore surface texture.

Behold - a winter collection of wonderful treasures including print, paintings, ceramics, jewellery, automata, glass and many others.

animal magic featured printmakers, sculptors, jewellers, ceramicists and others in a glorious celebration of the animal world.

2013

A solo show from painter/printmaker John Degnan celebrating 35 years as a professional artist. Accompanied by a book from Masham Gallery Press.

A stunning show from six of the north's leading printmakers examining the power of using simple colour.

A extraordinary exhibition exploring a very ordinary medium - paper. Imagine typewriters made from old newspapers, and books made from maps. Imagine a detailed landscape made from intricately cut magazines, wrapping paper and envelopes...

An exhibition of mixed media work exploring the beauty in the aged and imperfect. 

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Paintings to cheer the soul from artists Claire West, Sharon Winter and Rachel McEwan.

2012

Celebrating 20 years of Herriot Hospice Homecare. Featuring the work of Elizabeth Price, Vic Sayers, Wendy Tate, Janis Goodman, Colin Smithson, Helen Peyton, ANgie Rogers Josie Beszant and Rosie Scott Massie.

Artists were invited to display work inspired by isolated, untouched or remote landscapes that they loved. The exhibition takes its title and the themes initial inspiration, from the 1937 film by Michael Powell of the same name, which depicts life on a remote scottish island.

An exhibition of contemporary printmaking from Hester Cox and Pam Grimmond, inspired by Birds.

An exhibition of small treasures from a selection of contemporary artists and makers. Each piece is small but perfectly formed, and under £200. Featuring work by Sarah Morpeth, Shirley Vauvelle, Claire Benson, Rosie Scott-Massie and more...

2011

An exhibition of 2d and 3d creations from artists and makers inspired by the title. Including the work of Priscilla Jones and Vic Sayers.

A celebration of the work and methods of 5 leading printmakers: Hester Cox Janis Goodman Helen Peyton Angie Rogers Catherine Sutcliffe-Fuller

This August six contemporary artists are exploring traces, through painting, collage, jewellery, ceramics and papercraft. Trace features the work of Angela Davies, Phiona Richards, Amanda Mercer, Rosie Scott-Massie, Charlotte Morrison and Josie Beszant.

A selection of imaginative work from the sweet to the macabre with featured artists: Anna Kopp Carine Brosse Victoria Sayers Clare Lindley Colin Smithson Fiona Wilson Gillian Lee Smith

Artists who are represented by The Gallery show some work for which they are best known for alongside pieces that break new artistic ground for them. Includes: Ian Scott Massie, Janis Goodman, Hester Cox, Josie Beszant.

2010

Far From the Madding Crowd

Far From the Madding Crowd An exhibition of work from Northern artists, inspired by the title. Including work by Rosie Scott Massie, Rachel Stainsby, Josie Beszant, Mary Farnell, John Degnan and Pamela Knight

Home

An exhibition of collagraph, solar plate and monotype prints by Hester Cox. Hester's previous solo show in 2006, 'Journeys', was work inspired by her experiences overseas. In this follow-up exhibition, Hester explores what Britain means to her and why she will always call it 'Home'.

Roofs and Branches

Janis Goodman’s pictures journey through landscapes, exploring the extraordinary in the midst of the ordinary and everyday. As well as her subtle blue/black monochrome etchings, this exhibition includes some rare colour originals.

Journeys

Using the concept of Schubert's Winterreise as inspiration for this exhibition, Ian has drawn upon the experiences of two significant journeys - one through the Yorkshire Dales and the other through the Lake District. This exhibition features new work by the Masham based painter.

2009

Four Seasons in One Day

‘Four Seasons in one Day’ is a dramatic, textural and colourful exploration into our country’s meteorological gesticulations and their effect on the landscape by four artists who love the British weather even in its darkest, dampest moments. Featuring the work of: Ian Scott Massie Pamela Knight Gareth Buxton Lesley Birch.

Take to the Skies

Flight is a subject as expansive as the sky itself. For centuries we have searched the skies and wondered what is beyond them. Artists may have often had the reputation of having their heads in the clouds and for this show they look upwards for their inspiration. Featuring new work by: Hester Cox, Josie Beszant, Elizabeth Price, Janis Goodman and Rosie Scott-Massie

Still

This exhibition profiles four well known contemporary artists working in print, paint and mixed media who explore still life as part of their work. Featuring the work of Susan Dennis, Susie Perring, Jane Askey and Clare Goddard.

2008

Coastlines

The artists in this exhibition explore the sea and coast and it’s meaning for them... a sense of timeless beauty, the power and the peace, the texture and light, the freedom and the fear. Featuring work by: Jane Burnley Hester Cox Mary Farnell Heather Gatt Tina Mammoser Jane Schaffer Richard Shaw Ian Scott Massie Rachel Stainsby

Paper Planes

An exhibition of collage; recycling found objects to explore the themes of distance, collection and human communication. Featuring the work of up and coming local artists Rosie Scott-Massie Claudia Simm and Bristol based artist Louise King.

2007

Seedlings

an exhibition of studies, sketches and small works by Ian Scott Massie Works are priced between £60 - £175.

Solus

For this exhibition Ed has painted a series of remnants of monastic structures destroyed in part by the reformation, some of these now form part of private houses, windmills or businesses.