SHOWING UNTIL JULY 16th 2011

SHEILA PARKINSON

A RETROSPECTIVE

Exhibition of landscapes and still life by Sleaford Artist Sheila Parkinson who has exhibited at Harding House Gallery since 1994.

A member of the Lincolnshire Artists Society, Sheila has exhibited widely and sold her work both in the UK and abroad.

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Showing April 30th - June 4th 2 0 1 1
"SPRING SPRUNG"

A SERIES OF VIBRANT PAINTINGS BY

CLIVE REDSHAW

Framed Paintings in acrylic, gouache and pencil/crayon, displaying meticulous skill and attention to detail.

"The work is based within the natural world.It aims to celebrate that world anchored in its wonder."

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March 19th -April 25th 2 0 1 1

"Ties" - Seven Textile Artists from the Yorkshire region exhibiting a range of framed and hanging works based on the concept of a particular moment in time

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A TOUCH OF SPLENDOUR

CHRISTMAS 2010

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Townscapes of Lincoln (November 2010)

Dr. Jones and Peter

On display until November 13th is Townscapes of Lincoln, a collaborative project between Artist Peter Rooke and Archaeologist Dr. Michael Jones.
A buzzing private view.


The Exhibition features a series of new paintings by Peter Rooke, specially commissioned for the book, which has been written by Dr. Jones - don't miss this opportunity to explore the historic buidings and thoroughfares of Lincoln seen in a new light - the book Townscapes of Lincoln is on sale at Harding House Gallery.

The Magic of the Loom (2010)

Braids by Stuart Groom



Green and Blue Rug by Sarah Williams

Saturday 11th September is the opening day of our new exhibition " The Magic of the Loom".

Silk and cashmere scarf by Sue Christian

Rug by Jacqueline James

This vibrant display in the lovely upper gallery is a celebration of both design and skill, introducing a variety of weaving that ranges from delicate braid to colourful rug.

Textile Artist Jennie Parry opened the Exhibition with a demonstration of the Japanese art of takadai, the creation of intricate and decorative braiding on a fearsome looking piece of equipment.

Rhythmic Ripples by Jennie Parry

At the other end of the scale there are large wall hung rugs from Sheffield artist Sarah Williams, and Dot Seddon from Guisborough.

The Exhibition runs until October 9th.

Our Next Exhibition is the Book Launch of Townscapes of Lincoln, by Archaeologist Dr. Michael Jones and HHG Artist Peter Rooke.

"Here Comes the Sun"

Well we always aim to deliver, and this latest exhibition of work on a sunny theme is no exception...it's bright, colourful, beautifully made and oozes the essence of summer.