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The Bow by Andrew Sinclair

The Bow by Andrew Sinclair
FRAMED 1 Emily Unsworth White's 'The Good Neighbours' is a hand-woven textile comprising found hessian and hand dyed linen. Inspired by an old English folk song 'Dance Away' which is traditionally sung in May for Beltaine (the Celtic festival which marks the beginning of Summer), Unsworth White uses natural fibres to represent nature and brings into visual form the interplay between light and dark.

The Good Neighbours by Emily Unsworth White
Title: Three Poses Artist: Greg Genestine-Charlton Medium: oil, acrylic and coloured pencil on paper Size: 42cm x 29cm (unframed)

Three Poses by Greg Genestine-Charlton
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Andrew Sinclair's 'Tree Knoll' is an oil painting of a cluster of trees on the horizon

Tree Knoll by Andrew Sinclair
Title: Two Figures Artist: Greg Genestine-Charlton Medium: colour pencil on paper Size: 42cm x 29cm (unframed)

Two Figures by Greg Genestine-Charlton
Mafalda Figueiredo's 'Unexpected Depths' is an oil painting that depicts a figure on her back with a gaping cavity in her torso. At the top left of the painting there is a flower resembling a lilly.

Unexpected Depths by Mafalda Figueiredo
Title: Voyeur Artist: Greg Genestine-Charlton Medium: colour pencil, ink, oil and acrylic on paper Size: 59cm x 42cm (unframed)

Voyeur by Greg Genestine-Charlton
Andrew Sinclair's 'What Key' is an oil painting depicting a cross-generational group of Scottish folk musicians. Featuring guitars, fiddles and a penny whistle, the painting suggests an informal musical session.

What Key by Andrew Sinclair
Gordy Livingstone 'What Way to Turn Now?' oil on canvas. Painting of abstracted face. Colours include blue, red, green, yellow and shades of white. Artwork comes framed.

What Way to Turn Now? by Gordy Livingstone
Title: Counting the Minutes Artist: Greg Genestine-Charlton Medium: colour pencil and acrylic on paper Size: 59cm x 42cm (unframed). Artwork depicts male nude with abstracted surroundings. Colours comprise pink, purple and orange.

Zeus by Greg Genestine-Charlton