Claudia Rivers Bland exhibits a varied selection of bold decorative prints Some of Claudia’s work investigates and experiments with vibrant colour and pattern that can be likened to ethnic designs, but the main focus for her work is a cross between abstract and representational images. The printing process creates many different opportunities for layering colour and imagery that builds up a rich depth of colour and surface texture.
Sue Haseltine exhibits a dynamic selection of paintings and prints. Her work explores abstraction and representation through etching and painting. Natural forms and landscapes, as well as the internal landscape of the mind frequently inspire the abstract work. Sue also creates delicate paintings of flowers and natural scenes, embracing colour, seeking richness, vibrancy and depth. Sue is especially influenced by early twentieth century abstraction.
Adam Gower exhibits ceramic work including affordable domestic ware and ceramic light features. He is inspired by natural shapes, preferring soft rounded forms for his pots, and is influenced by African and Indian artefacts. He is particularly interested in the imagery on North Indian totem poles which help him create his unusual light features.

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