Canwood Gallery is delighted to be hosting a new exhibition next week:- Rolling of Dice – Exploration of intuition and chance by Brian Richardson. The exhibition starts on 15th May and continues until 30th May, in the main gallery. 11am to […]
Canwood Gallery is delighted to announce we are opening this year on 22nd April 2018 with a hugely exciting exhibition from Hereford College of Arts. It’s a fantastic opportunity to discover new artists and ideas while supporting up and coming talent. There […]
Retired farmer brings world-renowned contemporary art to rural Herefordshire Realises long-held dream to open gallery after being inspired by controversial 70s Tate exhibition whilst battling leukaemia Captions (L to R top row): Outside view Canwood Gallery; Carl Andre’s […]
Vulgar Earth Canwood Gallery 2: Exhibition 1st July – 13th August 2017 Open: Tuesdays – Saturdays 10 am to 5pm When our love for nature is abundant, but a desire to ‘save’ it is stifled by a conditioning that distracts us with endless […]
Vulgar Earth Gallery 2: Exhibition 1st July – 13th August 2017 Open: Tuesdays – Saturdays 10 am to 5pm Vulgar Earth is a contemporary exhibition of sculpture, painting and installation, exploring and questioning our interactions with the environment around us. In this blog post we […]
20th September BBC4 9 pm BRICKS! #mustsee In 1976 Carl Andre’s sculpture Equivalent VIII, better known as ‘The Tate Bricks’, caused a national outcry. ‘What a Load of Rubbish’ screamed the papers, ‘it’s not even art’. Worse still, in the midst of […]
Without St Bartholomew’s hospital the gallery owner would not be alive and Canwood Gallery would not exist, which is why Canwood Gallery are donating our profits to Barts Charity. Please help us to support them in their amazing work. Bart […]
Martin Carter’s work is characterized by Abstract Expressionism and his work stems from a desire to create a similar experience to that which is obtainable through the power of music. If music has the power to ‘transport’ you subconsciously […]
Initially conceived as a response to the tragedy of 9/11, Rocking Lady started as a conventional figurative sculpture of a woman positioned with arms and legs crossed to shield herself, both physically and emotionally, from the darker side of […]
Herefordshire based sculptor Simon Probyn works using heavy industrial steel. He creates abstract and figurative works of art from both found and new material. He takes the man-made architectural steel designs and lets them subtly dictate their new […]
