The Bingley Gallery News

This exhibition had been intended to be "Amy Charlesworth New Work", but iwhen the time came, with a few of her lockdown pieces sold  and her natural modesty, it became the Gallery's Autumn show with a much broader range of artists. It will be relatively short,...

 From Tiny Acorns: David Starley, Gavin Edwards, Mike Bentley and Sharon Heap 23 July to 4 October 2020 One of the few positive aspects of the Covid -19 lockdown was the chance to re-connect with the natural environment. Even within West Yorkshire, allegedly England’s...

Not long since the last newsletter, but the situation with the Gallery is changing, so I decided that an update was timely. Not that we’re through with Covid,…. far from it, I’m afraid, but I feel it’s time to start picking up the threads of ordinary life -Whilst...

So much for looking forward to the start of the second year of The Bingley Gallery under my own management. The impact of Covid-19, has so worrying that it’s hard to find any positives. I should, however, first thank all our followers for the support and encouragement...

During the Covid-19 Virus lock down The Bingley Gallery will be closed to visitors. These videos and photographs (room by room, wall by wall) provide a virtual alternative, filmed in March 2020. If any of these artworks interest you, details of individual works and...

'Watercolour’ launched on Wednesday 26 Feb and, despite its title, includes a range of media including pen and wash,...

Thurs 9 January  to Sunday 23 February 2020 Lots of artwork at heavily reduced prices. It’s a combination of a traditional sale with significant reductions on normal selling prices and an ‘Under the Bed’ sale (pioneered by Sheffield’s Crucible Gallery, I think), for...

A new exhibition at the Bingley Gallery celebrates Yorkshire’s moorland uplands. Leeds–based artist Judith Levin’s misty moorland oil paintings capture the beauty of these iconic, yet vulnerable, Yorkshire landscapes with purple heather and soft, misty skies. As...