We're getting ready to host our Autumn Open House pop-up gallery over the weekend of 15th-16th November here in Limpley Stoke, just outside Bath. As always, we will be showcasing a curated selection of original paintings, prints and ceramics, in a relaxed home setting helping visitors to appreciate how artworks might transform their own space.

In our August newsletter, we're delighted to introduce the latest artist to join our roster - Libby Dillon. Raised in London, Libby now lives and works in Somerset, specialising in figurative painting in oils. In her work, Libby creates drama by exploring light and shadow, and closely cropping her compositions to fully immerse the viewer in the piece. We also highlight some of the latest releases from the studios of printmaker Paul Minott and painter Caroline Hall. Click through to see their latest collections and read more about their practices.

Our spring Open House pop-up gallery will take place in Limpley Stoke over the weekend of 17th - 18th May. As always, the Open House will showcase a contemporary collection of new original paintings (including Elaine Jones shown above) and affordable limited edition prints by artists from the Bath area and further afield. We're excited to be showing some new artists this time around as well as a small selection of ceramics, to keep the pop-up fresh and engaging. Throughout the weekend, we will be on hand to offer advice and guide your choices around artwork selection, as well as framing and hanging.

In our latest newsletter, we kick off the year with fresh new works from the studios of Maria Rivans and Mark Stopforth. We're also thrilled to welcome our newest artist - Naomi Kendall. Naomi creates work primarily with paper which she cuts, folds, layers and weaves by hand, and you can read more about her in the full newsletter here. 

We're excited to be gearing up for another Open House pop-up gallery at home in Limpley Stoke over the weekend of 23rd - 24th November. As always, the Open House will showcase an inspiring contemporary collection of new original paintings and affordable limited edition prints by artists from the Bath area and further afield.

In our October newsletter, you can see the sensational new collections by printmakers Paul Minott and Jason Keeley. Both artists are strongly rooted in bold graphic imagery, but their chosen techniques give their works very different character. We're also announcing our next Open House pop-up over the weekend of 23rd - 24th November, so pop that date in your diary! 

Since we started showing Miranda Carter's work in Spring 2023, we have loved seeing the steady stream of beautiful pieces arrive fresh from the studio, which in turn has seen many of our clients turn into ardent admirers and ultimately collectors of her paintings. Read more about Miranda's latest collection and find out about our art consultancy offering in our August newsletter.

Brand new artworks fresh from our artists' studios are heading our way in preparation for our upcoming summer Open House Pop-up in Limpley Stoke, near Bath. We're planning to hang a varied, vibrant collection of original paintings and prints throughout the space, alongside stunning contemporary jewellery by Tatty Devine, which proved very popular at our Winter pop-up last year!

In our latest newsletter, we invite you to visit us art our Bath pop-up, 25th April - 4th May. Once again we'll be joining our friends at the Pencil Tree Gallery, Cleveland Terrace, Bath and showing works by Miranda Carter, Paul Minott and Sam Peacock alongside their represented artists. We hope to see you there! To read the newsletter please click here.

We're excited to announce another pop-up show at Pencil Tree Gallery, Bath, from 25th April - 4th May. Modern ArtBuyer will be showing works by Wiltshire landscape painter Miranda Carter, abstract artist Sam Peacock and Bath printmaker Paul Minott alongside works by Pencil Tree's own represented artists. There will also be a selected studio sale of Paul Minott's striking graphic monoprints, so this will be the perfect opportunity to snap up a brilliant work at a great price.