Cecilia Matson - Exhibition of Urban Landscapes by the Liverpool-based artist

Peter Chan - 'Impressions of Calm' Paintings, July 22nd- Aug 30th 2005 More Info

Geoff Price - Oil paintings Sep 1st onwards

John Minnion - renowned newspaper, periodical and book illustrator and caricaturist Sep 15th - Oct 8th

A mini exhibition of reproductions of paintings by James William Carling (Liverpool artist 1857 - 1887) Nov 1st - 7th.
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Sandra Blow - Born in London in 1925, Sandra's innovative approach to painting during the 1950's insured her position as one of the leaders of the post war British abstract movement. Sandra studied at St. Martin's (1941-6) and then the Royal Academy School's, before leaving for Italy where she distilled her own form of reductive abstract expressionism, preoccupied with space, matter and movement. From Oct 20th 2005

'New Favourites' - Exhibition of work by some of the gallery's favourite artists, jewellers, etc. Including: Peter Edge, Nicole Bartos, Sandra Blow, Chritine Toh, Alison Bailey Smith, Cecelia Matson, Fred Jones, Jeremy Watson, Chris Millichamp and Alice in Wonderland and others.

Doug & Val Robinson - Abstracts, Landscapes & Figurative works from the popular couple. Feb 23rd - March 9th 2006

Peter Edge - 'Italian Images' May 5th - May 27th 2006
Features pieces produced while in Italy by the Birkenhead-born artist.

Peter’s work investigates the quality of light and shade and these italian city studies have provided ideal subjects with a wealth of haunting vistas, rendered masterfully in Peter’s highly recognisable style.

Angela Hackett - 'Inspired by Nature' June 8th - July 1st 2006

Angela's work is a celebration of the natural world; the wonder and beauty of its complexity, the variety in its repetitive forms from the detail to the peripheral.

independents - "Instant thoughts or Poetry on Ice", work by Nicole Bartos. Sept 22 - Oct 14 2006

independents - Nadam Karam's watercolours "The Beirut Series and its Effect on Global Warming" Sept 16 - Oct 21 2006

'Paying Homage' by Grace Woods. Oct 19 - Nov 4 2006

'Paintings In Ink' by Cecilia Matson
Matson continues to paint urban landscapes and is inspired to chart a city’s aspects and moods by recording its very fabric. She continues to see the subject ‘as an event to be celebrated, a human achievement which should inspire awe, even if a times the viewer may feel some sense of loneliness in these cityscapes’ (Curator of Liverpool University Art Collections).

At Cornerstone, Hope Uni - Pauline Keaney - Curated by Editions Gallery

Jan 19 - Feb 16 2007

Pauline was born in Liverpool and studied at the Slade School of Art. She moved to the Greek Island of Hydra 9 years ago and the landscape and environment of the place has populated her work since then.

Louise Morgan - 'Home and Away' March 21 - May 2007

You're already familiar with the work of Louise Morgan. Her work appears regularly in publications like the Guardian magazine, the New Statesman and the Evening Standard as well as popping up in Sainsbury's magazine and Hugh Johnsons New World Atlas of Wine.

Louise graduated from Wrexam College in 1991 and since then has developed her own instantly recognisable style that has been constantly in demand by magazines and book publishers. The originals of her published pieces have always been sought after by a growing band of collectors who recognise a great talent for capturing the mood and character of buildings with an economy of line and imaginative use of colour.

This exhibition of work. is a travelogue of buildings from Liverpool streets to scenes from Tokyo all rendered in her energetic pen, ink and wash style