Tuesday 2nd March – Tuesday 30th March

Timothy Morrison

Having studied at the Royal College of Art in London Timothy Morrison has had his work exhibited extensively in the UK including at the V&A, London. His innovative work, paintings and woodcuts, is about maps, cities, memories and people... and words.

Friday 2nd April – Friday 30th April

Paul Horseman

Talented outdoor photographer and mountaineer Paul Horsman, focuses on the power, beauty and tranquillity of some of the North's stunning landscapes in a fabulous collection of contrasting images, allowing the viewer access to the wild and forgotten vistas he loves. Spectacular colour shots capture the splendour and majesty of Yorkshire and the Lakes from the vantage point of a true explorer.

Saturday 1st May – Thursday 27th May

Malcolm Ludvigsen & Kate Kenney.

Both Kate and Malcolm believe that the best way to capture the spirit of the landscape is by immersing oneself in it so they are carrying on the tradition of Plein Air painting - greatly helped by Kate's car which enables them to go off the beaten track.

Kate “I love the shapes in the landscape - created over time by people working the land. I am attracted to places that aren't affected by the roar of change; places that are quiet and where there is room to breathe.”

Malcolm “I have exhibited in various locations in North Yorkshire including : The Zillah Bell Gallery, Thirsk; The South Street Gallery, Scarborough; The Triton Gallery, Sledmere House and the Ferens Gallery Hull and Sewerby House Bridlington, Open Exhibitions.”

Saturday 29th May to Saturday 3rd July

David Patrick & Pamela Knight

David lives and works in York and creates bold drawings using pastels, charcoal and ink that reflect the built landscape around us.

Pamela Knight - painter and printmaker - produces work inspired by the Wolds. She seeks to evoke mood, light and pattern, observed and absorbed while walking within this landscape

Tuesday 6th July – Tuesday 3rd August

Eclectic

Real & Surreal, Abstract & Modern. An eclectic mix of paintings, photographs, screen prints and sculpture from Pocklington’s finest emerging artists.

Friday 6th August – Tuesday 7th September

Shifting Perspectives

In association with The Down’s Syndrome Association Shifting perspectives brings together the work of an ever expanding group of photographers, all of whom have children or relatives with Down’s syndrome. The exhibition asks us to question the society that we have created and how this is reflected in the narrowness of mainstream representations of those considered beautiful and valuable.

Supported by GlaxoSmithKline
With thanks to the Friends of Pocklington Arts Centre