“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
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GIFT OF COLOUR
Group Show
Wednesday 4th - Tuesday 10th November.
Open daily 10am - 5pm.
(Final Tuesday 10am - 1pm)Private View Friday 6th 5-8pm. All Welcome
An interdisciplinary collective of artists who share a love for colour and creating high quality work. Through textiles, painting, sculpture, and printmaking, this collaborative exhibition invites viewers into a vivid, uplifting celebration of nature, imagination, and human experience.
Bringing together a diverse tapestry of mediums, this exhibition showcases 6 distinct female artists living in Bristol:
Aly Dalrymple creates dreamlike textile hangings, combining watercolour and free machine embroidery to explore folklore, wildlife, and the natural world. www.alydalrymple.com/
Anna Marrow layers intricate drawings into vibrant screen prints, playfully combining everyday environments with surprising characters and nostalgic imagery. www.annamarrow.co.uk/
Cordelia Hutchison blends classical atelier training with contemporary flair, painting bold, expressive still lifes. www.cordeliahutchison.com/
Emma Jean Kemp creates dynamic sculptures in bronze and steel, capturing human anatomy, physical expression, and the joy of movement. http://www.emmajeankemp.com
Kathryn Stevens offers intuitive, large-scale abstract oil paintings that experiment with rich colour and the physical, performative act of painting. kathrynstevens.co.uk
Steph Renshaw draws on her love of nature to create striking prints celebrating wildlife, as well as painting landscapes that hold personal meaning. stephrenshawprintmaker.com
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NEW BEGINNINGS
Peter Lelliott and Jo Millar
11th - 17th November.
Open daily 10am - 5pm.
(Final Tuesday 10am - 1pm)
Late night opening, Thursday 12th November, from 6-8pm. All Welcome.
Jo Millar
Jo’s work follows her enquiry into what makes her: her. Inspiration comes through ancestral tales of an era long gone, curios she’s collected in moments in time and continued self reflection and personal growth in a chaotic and disturbing world.Peter Lelliott
Peter Lelliott is a Gloucester-based artist working across oil painting, charcoal drawing, sculpture, ceramics and animation. His practice centres on the human figure as a site of ambivalence and slippage. His work is less a comment on passing politics than a broader reckoning with the human condition and the damage people leave behind. Charcoal is central to his process because it holds revision visibly, so the struggle to arrive at an image stays on the surface. -
CONVERGENCE
Janet James, Laurie Kim & Nick Browne
18 - 24 November 2027
Open daily 10am - 5pm
(Final Tuesday 10am - 1pm)
Convergence brings together painter Janet, photographer Nick and ceramicist Laurie, whose work explores landscape, nature, travel and our emotional connection to place. Through colour, texture, form and atmosphere, their paintings, photographs and ceramics reveal three distinct yet connected perspectives on the natural world. -
KAREN BLEAKLEY
25 November - 1 December 2026
Open daily 10am - 5pm
(Final Tuesday 10am - 1pm)Karen’s paintings are not representations of specific places, but explorations of memory, atmosphere and emotion. Working in acrylic, she creates landscapes that exist somewhere between observation and imagination—spaces that feel deeply familiar, even though they cannot be found on a map.
Inspired by the changing light and open horizons of the British landscape, her work begins not with a view, but with a remembered feeling: the stillness after rain, the warmth of evening light, the quiet sense of standing at the edge of something vast. Through layered colour, softened forms and intuitive mark-making, she seeks to evoke an emotional response rather than describe a location.
Her latest collection, Soft Horizons, invites viewers to slow down and inhabit these imagined spaces. They are paintings that offer room to breathe, reflect and reconnect with a sense of calm. Each work becomes less a window onto a place than an invitation into a state of mind, where memory, colour and atmosphere converge.
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.
