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Despite being fresh from a slightly blustery lunch outdoors, Jackie Shackson confesses that living by the coast is a "great source of inspiration," even on a windswept day.

 The summer sunshine has finally arrived, and there's been an influx of new artwork in the Gallery to reflect the season. Whether you enjoy relaxi...

Katie's obvious empathy for the natural world allows her to immerse those who've become detached from its intrinsic beauty.

Katie's artwork takes tremendous inspiration from the natural world, in particular, Welsh landscapes. Exploring the relationship between the changi...

From the outside, Gary Dawson’s home appears to be like every other on the street, its innocuous exterior is misleading, though. 

It’s easy to ignore just how much waste gets created at Christmas sometimes. All that preparation, packaging and wrapping just for a big reveal. If...

To some of us, getting the house prepared for Christmas is a chore. For others, it’s a wholesome experience transforming your home into your very ...

As you pass through Gill Bramley’s home into her studio, you’re treated to a delightful taster of what’s to come. A stained-glass window catches the eye, laden with delicate hand-thrown ceramics, including an extraordinary piece by Peter Wills.

Given Gower’s coastline is the jewel of the peninsula and inspiration to an abundance of local artists, Kelly Stewart’s response to why she makes the annual journey south from Edinburgh is slightly surprising.

When I left the East End of London ten years ago, I was worried that I would miss the arty vibe of Shoreditch and Hackney.

My other worry was where to work? I needed an art studio.

Nature has a habit of being erratic and unpredictable, so how can you capture the true essence of the outdoors in an era of laser printing precision? Simplicity is key.