YOUNG ARTISTS AWARDS
Presented by Buckinghamshire Art Society
Sat 8 Nov – Sat 22 Nov
Coffee Bar Gallery

Each year the Bucks Art Society present the Young Artist awards to talented young artists during the Society’s Autumn Exhibition. The award is open to all young artists between the ages of 16-20. The winners of the 2025 award, along with highly commended pieces, can be seen at this exhibition.

Find out more about the Awards here

QPAC TUESDAY MORNING PORTRAITURE AND POTTERY
A Group Exhibition
Thu 13 Nov – Wed 26 Nov
Main Gallery

Introducing drawings and paintings from one of QPAC’s newer participatory groups. Tuesday morning Portraiture workshops were founded by tutor John Easterling in 2023, since then many participants of all backgrounds have enjoyed putting pen, brush and charcoal to paper and capturing the characters of a series of live sitters.

Find out about our portraiture sessions here

MINDFUL CREATIONS BY CHILDREN AND ADULTS
A Group Exhibition
Sat 29 Nov – Sat 13 Dec
Coffee Bar Gallery

An Exhibition of work by Adults and Teens working mindfully in collage and paint media; and ceramics  – reflecting on the changing seasons and our relationship with the world around us; facilitated by Belinda Hunt, Artist and Art Psychotherapist.

QPAC ARTISAN POP-UP CHRISTMAS SHOP
Local Makers and Artists
Mon 1 Dec – Sun 14 Dec
Main Gallery

The annual QPAC Artisan Christmas Shop will return this year with a wonderful selection of handmade wonders for you to browse! It’s a perfect opportunity to find affordable, bespoke gifts while supporting local artists.

SUNSET GLOW
Evi Hatzi
Fri 5 Jan – Sat 24 Jan
Coffee Bar Gallery

A bold exploration of the feelings evoked by the intricate glow of sunsets using acrylics and oils in vibrant colours.

MORE THAN A PROLOGUE: HEATHER HUNTER BOOKS
Heather Hunter
Thu 12 Feb – Sun 1 Mar
Main Gallery

Heather makes unique Artists’ books. She writes all her own text, she produces all her own images and she constructs her own bindings. Her strongest work is 3 dimensional. The constantly visual and tactile surprises that 3D structures produce have made book forms a natural progression from her first work in Fashion, Toy Design and Model making. The versatility of paper allied to digital print work, printmaking and various binding methods all result in the book forms that she has produced to date.

Inspiration comes from everywhere and at any time. Turn End gardens are an inspiration all year round and she has explored lace as poetry and rhythm after having helped with a display of lace items at Thame Museum. She has also ventured into altering books: Although reluctant at first, research introduced her to writers that have had conversations with the text of another in the book margins and she has been respectfully altering books due for land fill ever since.