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Christopher Wood achieves something remarkable. Colours and abstract marks - moments of paint - coalesce into recognisable instances. These are truths that are seen and felt by the artist and then shared. It might be a breathing sea, a cliff revealing ancient reds, or the smell of scurvy grass as the tide recedes - all made more powerful by the poetic language of abstraction. These latest twenty paintings reveal Christopher Wood to be an artist in full power. They are works that endure well beyond the first gaze. They are paintings that timelessly sing an ancient song.

Patricia Shone is one of the finest ceramic artists anywhere and we are pleased to share with you seven new vessels. In this collection, Shone's time-honed skills conjure up woodlands,...

Water and pigment has held a lifetime fascination for Peter Davis, and the sea too. That has always been close. Davis's present studio is by the sea in Shetland, facing...

Drawings have an immediacy and can connect the thinking mind with the tangible world. This is Lizzie Rose's secret. Her world is a connected one - where oak roots join air and sea reaches to meet the sky. These latest thirteen painting include ink drawings, mixed media paintings and plant-based acrylics.

Tansy Lee Moir's latest collection of work explores the tangles of twigs formed by witches’ broom on a single birch tree in Calder Wood not far from her studio. The...