Garden Matters with Trish Claridge and Joyce Pinch
Free admission
Two long term friends and painters with a shared love and appreciation of the wonders and the beauty of the garden and its natural forms present different styles and depictions of similar interests in glowing colours and light filled paintings.
The exhibition runs from Wednesday 25th October through to and including Sunday 3rd December 2023. Opening times are 10-4pm Wednesdays through Sundays. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays and occasionally for other events in the main hall – we recommend you call first if travelling a distance to avoid disappointment.
Meet the Artists
You are invited to join Trish and Joyce on Saturday 4th November from 11am when they will be able to tell you more about their work, their inspiration and their joint venture
Gallery
Warning: There are occasions when the main hall is closed for a performance or private event. In order to avoid any disappointment we recommend you check availability, especially if travelling any distance. Thank you
Trish Claridge
About Trish Claridge
A life-long painter and lover of colour and theatricality.
Having enjoyed many years of painting portraits, the incredible beauty of the bold, yet often delicate forms found in the garden of her new home, drew her to paint large floral works using the drama of the play of light and shadows as inspiration.
Trish is a member of the Society of Women Artists and has exhibited with the SWA, The Pastel Society, and The Royal Society of Portrait Painters. She has also exhibited with the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists and The Bath Society of Artists
Joyce Pinch
About Joyce Pinch
The inspiration for this exhibition has come from my garden and from the countryside here in Gloucestershire. I have used colour and scale to illustrate the variety that is intrinsic within each subject, where the colours can be extraordinarily delicate and subtle but sometimes riotous and flamboyant and it is my aim to celebrate that diversity. All my paintings are executed in acrylic and oil on canvas or board.
