“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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LIGHT AND SHADE
Andy Sylvester
24 - 30 June 2026
Opening daily day 10am - 5pm
(Final Tuesday 10am - 1pm)Andy Sylvester read painting at Wolverhampton Polytechnic 1984-87. Since graduating he has worked as a practicing artist. He has work in public and private collections in the UK, Europe, Canada and the USA.
He builds his images over time in rich colourful strokes. His work uses photography as a source material, his own or images he finds on social media.
The work in this exhibition explores his fascination with light and colour. From portraits and life studies to the intensity of club lighting and a nighttime world of DJs, drag queens, gogo boys and leathermen
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FORME
Imogen Harris
8 - 14 July 2026
Open daily 10am - 5pm
(Final Tuesday 10am - 1pm)Every form, its own story.
A study of shape, texture, and the individuality of crafted pieces.My work explores the individuality of form — how each vessel carries its own story through shape, texture, and intentional imperfection. I’m drawn to the quiet character of hand‑built pieces, celebrating the marks, curves, and organic lines that emerge through the making process. Forme is a study of how clay holds identity, memory, and movement.
Bio:
Imogen is a deaf ceramic artist based in Cheltenham, creating hand‑built forms that celebrate texture, individuality, and the quiet beauty of imperfection. Alongside her studio practice, she teaches workshops and shares her creative process with an engaged community, blending craft, storytelling, and accessibility in everything she makes. -
CHROMA
Jenny Westbrook, Molly Abbott, Andy Goodwin & Paul McKee
15 - 28 July 2026
Open daily 10am - 5pm
(Final Tuesday 10am - 1pm)
Private View, Friday 17th July from 6 - 8pm. All Welcome
This exhibition brings together four artists whose work explores colour, texture, form and expressive mark-making through painting, collage and ceramics. Inspired by landscape, memory, music and the natural world, each artist responds intuitively to their materials, creating vibrant and distinctive works that celebrate observation, experimentation and the joy of creative process. From expressive and abstract compositions to layered collages and sculptural ceramic forms, the exhibition invites viewers to connect with familiar subjects in new and uplifting ways.
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.
