This exhibition comprises of a collection of intricate hand-drawn ink artworks inspired by surreal landscapes, sacred geometry, and the unseen – inviting viewers to explore the space where imagination, consciousness and creativity meet. This is Caleb’s first art show, and features a 2 meter long drawing that was completed over the span of four years. The exhibition celebrates the work he has created over years of continued self-study, discipline and improvement.

An excting mix of paintings from the start of Brenda’s artistic journey to where she is today. Be overtaken by colour, expression and emotion as you view these paintings from across time.

Brenda has painted, taught and exhibited for the past 40 years. All subjects excite her from life to landscape to still life.

An exhibition of vibrant paintings by Varvara Neiman and bronze sculptures by her late father, Yan Neiman.

Varvara Neiman is a professional artist and tutor working in Beaconsfield. Her genres include landscapes, cityscapes, figurative movement and portraiture in a diverse range of media such as oil, acrylic and watercolour. Her work combines classical discipline with a modern imagination. Throughout the year she also organises painting holidays to Spain, France and Italy. Art students of all abilities are most welcome. Varvara’s most recent solo exhibition was at the Elgiva Theatre in Chesham. Varvara is a member of the local “Artists of HP9” group, BucksArt Weeks and the BucksArt Society. Commissions for portraits and paintings are welcome.

The late Yan Neiman’s period of maturity as a sculptor and artist begins in the mid 1990’s. This time is marked by the development of several separate themes and artistic techniques. Especially interesting is the sculptor’s approach to depicting animals including the Kiwi bird. Depiction of sportsmen, circus acrobats and clowns is another thematic direction in Yan Neiman’s art.