Hayden Galleries first exhibition of 2025
We are thrilled to announce that we will be holding our first exhibition of 2025 on Saturday 8th February from 3 pm.
This showcase is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate and support talented artists and enjoy a vibrant collection of artworks - we can’t wait for you to see them!
What to expect on the day
Owner Tracey Hayden has hand-picked a selection of incredible pieces from emerging and established artists across the UK.
As Hayden Gallery is an artist owned, family run, independent gallery - all the work we showcase are unique pieces that you will not see anywhere else.
"If I wouldn't buy it to hang in my home, I would not exhibit it in our Gallery" - Tracey Hayden
On the day, attendees can expect a first look at these unique pieces. Artists exhibiting include:
Bridget Greenwood a contemporary abstract artist who’s pieces are characterised by muted, earthy tones such as ochre, olive green, pale yellow, and soft pastels. Bridget’s paintings have a minimalistic and modern aesthetic, emphasising shapes and colours rather than detailed depictions of landscapes.
Over the top by Bridget Greenwood, 90cm x 90cm, £1850
Carl Koch a British-South African artist who explores the interplay between colour and texture, taking inspiration from nature. The artworks themselves are made from thousands of individually rolled, cut, dipped and assembled tiles. Many single parts coming together to tell a story, echoing the rhythm of nature like a living structure made from thousands of cells. The elaborate method of their construction gives meaning and value to the finished piece. Each tile is handled with care during the several stages of the making process.
Veil 1 by Carl Koch, 30cm x 56cm, £4320
Paul Treasure known for my expressive oil paintings reflecting the natural world. Characterised by movement, texture and gestural brushwork, my paintings capture the underlying emotion of a place. Paul’s oil paintings have proved incredibly popular with many already being snapped up.
Fusion by Paul Treasure, 22cm x 29cm, £750
Sue Jones is known for her intricate sculptures, which draw inspiration from the natural world. Sue’s work reflects the organic patterns she encounters – from the patterns on the beach that are left by the sea, plant seed heads, ripples of water, texture of tree bark, and shapes of leaves.
Large Slate Resonance by Sue Jones, £4,250
The new exhibition will run until May, so if you aren’t attending on the day there will be plenty of time to pop in and see the fantastic pieces on display.
We look forward to seeing you all on Saturday 8th February 2025 from 3 pm.
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