“SPRING CHELTENHAM IS AN ARTIST-RUN CONTEMPORARY ART GALLERY AND ARTIST POP-UP SPACE. we help curate regularly changing exhibitions of emerging as well as well established artists working in a range of mediA, from painting to sculpture”

Upcoming exhibitions

  • THE LORE OF THE LAND

    Adele Riley
    3 - 9th September 2025
    Open daily 10am - 5pm
    (Final Tuesday 10am - 1pm)

    This exciting body of new work seeks to explore our connections to the land, shining a light on the simplicity and beauty of the normal, of the nature that surrounds us but which we sometimes allow to pass us by.

    It’s been my aim to emphasise the significance of nature and wildlife in my work, but also to recognise nature and its importance to wider humanity.

    I’m delving into the past and rediscovering the wonderful tales and folklore that walk hand in hand with the natural world; with it’s seasons, moons, flora and fauna. I want to spotlight the beautiful simplicity of life, the wonderful gifts nature constantly presents to us, which I know we humans all crave more than ever before. 

  • ANTHONY WEBB (1972–2019)

    A Photographer with an Artist’s Eye

    10 - 16 September 2025

    Open daily, 10am - 5pm (Final Tuesday 10am - 1pm)

    Leaving Hereford, Ant moved to London and graduated from Central St. Martins in 1998. He was a lecturer at CSM, conceiving and developing both the Travel Photography Course and London Street Photography Course. In 2002 he was commissioned by Thames & Hudson who were launching their StyleCity series of travel books and this exhibition includes just a few of his photographs in relation to StyleCity Amsterdam, San Francisco and Sydney.

    In 2013 he approached Thames & Hudson with the idea of photographing in London’s East End, wishing to portray the extremely diverse fashion and culture of this vibrant and often challenging part of the city. His proposal was accepted and over the course of the following year Ant spent several days each week in the East End – Brick Lane in particular.  In 2015 ‘East End Fashionistas’ was published. 

    ‘All the people in these images were strangers. We shared or played for a few seconds or minutes. My aim as a designer was to record fashion expression. My aim as a photographer was to capture a mood. My aim as an artist was to capture a feeling”

    More about Ant can be found at www.anthony-webb.com

    All profits from the sale of Ant’s photographs and books will go to the homeless charity ‘CRISIS’.

  • TO WANDER AMONGST THE TREES

    Angela Summerfield’s 15-year retrospective
    17 - 23 September 2025

    Open daily, 10am - 6pm
    (Closes at 2pm on 23rd)

    Private View :  Thursday 18th September 2025,6 - 9pm.

    Angela Summerfield’s 15-year retrospective offers a rare opportunity to see some of this London artist’s major works in Cheltenham. The exhibition’s theme celebrates the presence of trees in all our lives. ‘To wander amongst the trees’ explores the analogous vitality we share with trees, through the categories of Landscapes of Wonder, Transfigurations & Evocations, Tree Portraits and Treescapes. Sources for inspiration include the artist’s own parkland-style garden, with over 60 trees, and the glorious countryside and arboreta of Gloucestershire and Worcestershire.

Whether you are an emerging or established artist looking to exhibit your work, or a designer or craftsperson looking to launch new products or ideas to public, we want to help.

The 430 sq ft sensitively restored space offers a fantastic ground floor frontage with a direct entrance onto a pretty street in the centre of attractive Montpellier; well known for its bars, restaurants, specialist shops and galleries.

Housed in an immaculately presented grade II listed building , built over 170 years ago, the space is bright, intimate and full of character.

If you would like to join our stable of artists and designers, all you have to register your work in order for it to be reviewed by our team. The reason for doing this is while we are keen to maintain an eclectic mix of styles, we also want to make sure it is the right fit for the space.

The minimum hire period is one week starting at £400, but you may also book for longer periods when available, and we ask for no commission on any of your sales.

As well as hiring out the space to artists and creative businesses, we will also arrange a programme of selected group and solo shows where we will invite people to submit their work for inclusion.

For more information visit our Gallery Hire & Submission page.