Artists

Andy Goodwin

Andy mostly works in acrylics and collage, preferring landscapes or seascapes as subjects. His work has been included in group and individual shows in the South West and the West Midlands, being selected for the RWA Open (Bristol)on a number of occasions.

Founder member of the Montpellier Group of Artists who exhibited in the Cotswolds, Andy's work continues to be inspired by English and Welsh landscape and coast, exploring and interpreting colour, shape and structure."

Each piece of work develops from observation of landscape or seascape. Hills, harbours and coast are of particular interest and are significant muses. Changing cloud and light are often components of the works inspiration, showing the permanence and constant change which can influence the final representation of a created world where land, sea and sky surprise us with strength, delicacy and unexpected colour and form.

Instagram: @andyjgoodwin

Christina Bingle

I gained a degree in Fine Art in 1982 but I have been painting all my life. I paint still life and landscape and occasional portraits. I am intrigued by light and colour, and the beautiful complexities of oil paint. Still life happens in my studio, landscapes are painted out in the field. I am a member of the prestigious Cheltenham Group of Artists, and I exhibit in group and solo shows locally and around the country. I have work in private and public collections across the UK.

Instagram: @subtlecolours

Jane Brighton

Jane studied at the Slade School of Fine Art and then at the Institute of Education, London for the post graduate teachers certificate.
She taught art in Uganda in further education and comprehensive schools.

Curiosity about the play of the unconscious in art led her to study art psychotherapy at Goldsmiths London. She runs art psychotherapy workshops and individual sessions. She exhibits widely including Cork Street and Bankside. London and RWA. She is in the catalogue of the national ArtUK/artists.