The Gallery presents

Russell Herron

Modern Portraits

22 September – 3 October 2026

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Mike Hankin, 35LB PIKE, 2026.png
Hannah Battershell, SUN WHEEL, 2026.png
Amber Bardell, SHARE MY WINGS, 2026.png
Bec Wonders, THE HANGED MAN, 2026.png
Charlotte Salt, LION FACE I, 2026.png
Dee Barnes, THE ETERNAL LOVERS PLATTER, 2026.png
Fiona Biddington, TO HIGH WINDS AND MERMAIDS, 2026.png
Florence Sweryda, THE HERRING THEATRE, 2026.png
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Kate Sampson, VIOLET VASE, 2026.png
Liv & Dom Cave-Sutherland, RIVER MUMMA, 2026.png
Millie Amber, ISOLDE'S ROSE, 2026.png
Molly Lester, HEAVENLY, HEAVENLY, HEAVENLYYYYYYY, 2026.png
Rosie Haine, THE HORSEMEN OF EAST ANGLIA BOX, 2026.png
Tabby Booth, THE FAMILIAR OWL, 2026.png
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The Gallery presents

Folklore,
Myths & Legends

Curated by Venetia Higgins

On display from 6–17 October 2026 at

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Upcoming Exhibitions: The Gallery

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RUSSELL HERRON
Sept 22
RUSSELL HERRON

MODERN PORTRAITS

Russell Herron is an artist who makes really cool pictures of faces. First, he cuts and tears pieces of old cardboard — like the boxes your Amazon orders come in — and makes them look like a face. Then he draws that face super carefully with a pencil on paper, making it look really real!

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FOLKLORE, MYTHS & LEGENDS
Oct 6
FOLKLORE, MYTHS & LEGENDS

Curated by Venetia Higgins

This October, Folklore, Myths & Legends brings together 36 contemporary artists and over 175 artworks inspired by the stories, symbols and traditions that have shaped our imaginations for centuries.

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MICHELLE MADDOX
Oct 19
MICHELLE MADDOX

THERE’S NO PLACE LIKE HOME

The exhibition There’s No Place Like Home brings together recent paintings that reflect on these ideas. The works suggest moments, objects, and spaces that evoke belonging, asking how colour, memory, and familiarity shape our sense of home .

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DAVID STOGDALE
Nov 2
DAVID STOGDALE

A RANDOM WALK

Following a career in finance I began painting in 2019 and it has become an increasing focus in my life. A self-taught studio painter of mostly, but not exclusively, landscapes I nevertheless paint primarily from pencil and watercolour sketches “en plein air”. But I also supplement these with photographs. Before the increasing demands of career and family  made a very time consuming pastime more difficult I did a lot of landscape photography – much carries over, light and shade, tone, form and composition. The camera also helps train the eye to find an “image” within the wider context. But even the best camera will compromise on light and colour. So the period of intense observation and often annotation, even if sometimes only fairly brief, is for me a vital part of the final painting. The memory of “being there”, perhaps the way the wind is moving the clouds or light plays on foliage, is as much a part of the final result as trying to capture it on paper and film. If a viewer can sense some of that I have succeeded. If not, I have failed. This exhibition is the result of some three years of work – some planned, such as trips to Iona and Greece and some more accidental. Hence the title “ A Random Walk”. Now the paintings are on the wall – and the jury is out….”

David Stogdale, 2026

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CAROLINE AYLES
Nov 16
CAROLINE AYLES

A ROOM OF THEIR OWN: Spaces and Objects of 20th Century Creatives

The idea for the exhibition began with Ayles’ visit to Salvador Dalí’s home, Castell de Púbol in Spain. Though Dalí is celebrated for his theatrical interiors, it was his pristine 60’s kitchen that struck Ayles and she immediately wanted to paint it. The work was later exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts in 2024. It became the starting point for a wider artistic journey into the interior lives of famous Creatives.

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CURATOR & MAKER
Nov 18
CURATOR & MAKER

Christmas 2026

Golden Gifts For All: Laurie Lee’s Cotswold Christmas

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An interview with Russell Herron
Artist Q&A
An interview with Russell Herron
Artist Q&A

We caught up with Russell Herron ahead of his upcoming show at Green & Stone to talk about his distinctive cardboard faces, his process, and the inspiration behind his work.

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An interview with Oji Makoto
Artist Q&A
An interview with Oji Makoto
Artist Q&A

We caught up with artist Oji Makoto ahead of his solo exhibition at The Gallery at Green & Stone. We discussed his practice, his approach to realism, and his interest in classical painting techniques.

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Meet the Prize Winners of the Green & Stone Summer Exhibition 2026
Meet the Prize Winners of the Green & Stone Summer Exhibition 2026

Discover the prize winners of the Green & Stone Summer Exhibition 2026, from emerging young artists to our fully funded solo exhibition recipient.

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The Portrait Pastel with Shirley Chi
Artist Q&A
The Portrait Pastel with Shirley Chi
Artist Q&A

We caught up with artist Shirley Chi to learn more about her creative practice and her approach to working with pastel.

A former competitor on Sky Arts’ Portrait Artist of the Year and a regular exhibitor at the Green & Stone Summer Exhibition, Shirley is known for her thoughtful and expressive approach to realist portraiture. Through her work, she explores the relationship between colour, light, texture and the unique character of each sitter.

Feeling inspired? We stock a wide range of pastels, paper and pastel accessories, perfect whether you're just starting out or looking to expand your collection.

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Oil Pastel Spotlight: Luana Asiata
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Oil Pastel Spotlight: Luana Asiata
Artist Q&A

We recently caught up with artist Luana Asiata to discuss her love of oil pastel, her creative process, and the materials she uses to create her vibrant, abstract inspired pieces.

Read the full feature to discover her favourite pastel brands, sources of inspiration, and advice for artists looking to explore this versatile medium.

Feeling inspired? We stock a wide range of oil pastels and oil pastel accessories, perfect whether you're just starting out or looking to expand your collection.

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Pastel Spotlight: Anastasia Sokolov
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Pastel Spotlight: Anastasia Sokolov
Artist Q&A

We recently caught up with artist Anastasia Sokolov to discuss her love of soft pastels, her creative process, and the materials she uses to create her beautifully atmospheric still lives and portraits.

Read the full feature to discover her favourite pastel techniques, sources of inspiration, and advice for artists looking to explore this versatile medium.

Feeling inspired? We stock a wide range of soft pastels and pastel accessories, perfect whether you're just starting out or looking to expand your collection.

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Botanical Painting with Mariella Baldwin
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Botanical Painting with Mariella Baldwin
Artist Q&A

We sat down with Botanical painter, Mariella Baldwin to discuss all things flowers, painting and materials.

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Exhibition Spotlight: Entanglement
Artist Spotlight
Exhibition Spotlight: Entanglement
Artist Spotlight

Image: Entanglement, Emma Rosa and Chloe Farrant on in the Gallery 18 May - 30 May

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Artist Spotlight: Maheen Elahi
Artist Spotlight
Artist Spotlight: Maheen Elahi
Artist Spotlight

Image: Maheen Elahi, Reimagined Realities 19, 2026

Reimagined Realities open March 5 - May 16

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Shoot Your Shot (Properly): How to Photograph Your Work
Summer Exhibition, Guides
Shoot Your Shot (Properly): How to Photograph Your Work
Summer Exhibition, Guides

Illustration of the camera obscura principle from James Ayscough's A short account of the eye and nature of vision (1755 fourth edition)

We are artists, visual people attuned to light, colour, and composition. We photograph beautiful things all the time, and many of us are even influenced by the images we take. So why, when it comes to photographing our own work, is it so hard?

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Summer Exhibition, Guides
Artist Spotlight: Max White
Artist Spotlight
Artist Spotlight: Max White
Artist Spotlight

Image: Forest in Blue and Green

Fresh Air by Max White is in our gallery from 22 April - 2 May.

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Artist Spotlight
How to Write an Artist Statement (Without Losing Your Mind)
Summer Exhibition, Guides
How to Write an Artist Statement (Without Losing Your Mind)
Summer Exhibition, Guides

Image: Leonid Pasternak, The Passion of Creation

Are you afraid of sentences?

Do you break into a cold sweat at the words “artist statement”?

Have you ever opened a blank document, stared into it, and thought, absolutely not?

If you answered “Yes!” Congratulations. You are an artist.

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Summer Exhibition, Guides
On the Surface: What to consider when choosing and preparing your artwork’s support.
Summer Exhibition, Guides
On the Surface: What to consider when choosing and preparing your artwork’s support.
Summer Exhibition, Guides

Often overlooked, the surface is fundamental to how a work is seen and understood. This guide outlines how to choose, prepare, and describe your support so your work is both visually effective and ready for display.

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Summer Exhibition, Guides
From Acrylic to Zinc: An A–Z of Mediums
Summer Exhibition, Guides
From Acrylic to Zinc: An A–Z of Mediums
Summer Exhibition, Guides

We wanted to test our knowledge of mediums with this A-Z guide.

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Summer Exhibition, Guides
Describing Your Work: The Medium Line
Summer Exhibition, Guides
Describing Your Work: The Medium Line
Summer Exhibition, Guides

Not sure what to write in the “medium” box? The medium line is often overlooked, but it’s one of the first things we read. This guide outlines how to describe your materials with clarity, precision, and confidence.

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Summer Exhibition, Guides
Printmaking: A short guide for artists submitting to our Summer Exhibition
Summer Exhibition, Guides
Printmaking: A short guide for artists submitting to our Summer Exhibition
Summer Exhibition, Guides

Printmaking is one of the most exciting and varied areas of contemporary art and it takes many different forms.

For our Summer Exhibition, we’re focusing on original printmaking: works created through a hands-on process, where the image is transferred from a surface the artist has physically worked into.

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Summer Exhibition, Guides
Artist Spotlight: Justin
Artist Spotlight, Upcoming Exhibition
Artist Spotlight: Justin
Artist Spotlight, Upcoming Exhibition

Into the Deep is in our gallery from 30 March - 18 April. We sat down with the artist, Justin, to talk about his favourite art materials, his creative process, and the inspiration behind the exhibition. In this new body of work, Justin moves into landscapes and abstraction, while still retaining subtle echoes of the human form.

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Artist Spotlight, Upcoming Exhibition