Exhibitions: The Stag's Head, Lelley, and the Avenues Picture Framing and Gallery

 Exhibitions: The Stag's Head, Lelley, and the Avenues Picture Framing and Gallery

The Stag's Head, Lelley, East Yorkshire, HU12 8SN

My prints feature in the The Hull Print Collective's "Printed by Hand" Exhibition at the Stag's Head, Lelley. It is a great show with many fine prints on display. Mine are illustrated below.

Rievaulx Abbey, screenprint from collagraph

Statue, Burton Constable Hall, linocut

Into the Woods, sugarlift

The Show

The Avenues Picture Framing and Gallery, Chanterlands Avenue,  Hull, HU5 3TP

This is a great new venue for the Hull Print Collective and the opening was very successful. The gallery is on a very busy street in a popular area of Hull.

My prints are shown below.

The Gale, linocut

The Walk, etching on Tetra pak

Age Cannot Wither Her: Pareidolia Online Exhibition

 Age Cannot Wither Her

Age Cannot Wither Her

Collagraph Print, 22cm x 17cm

 Pareidolia Online Exhibition

https://pareidolia.me.uk/crowning-the-empress 

I am pleased to say that my collagraph print  Age Cannot Wither Her is now showing online at the Pareidolia website - see above.

It is a great show with a wide range of artworks. Well worth a visit!

Also showing on INSTAGRAM:

https://www.instagram.com/pareidolia_art_space/  

Previous Pareidolia Online Exhibitions

If you like the show, why not visit their previous exhibitions - here are the links:

- [The Secret Commonwealth](https://pareidolia.me.uk/the-secret-commonwealth)

- [Summer Solstice Exhibition](https://pareidolia.me.uk/summer-solstice-exhibition)
- [Honouring The Longest Night](https://pareidolia.me.uk/honouring-the-longest-night

https://pareidolia.me.uk/

Crowning the Empress Exhibition: Call for Entries

Crowning the Empress Exhibition

Call for Entries

https://pareidolia.me.uk/crowning-the-empress

Crowning the Empress | Online Art Exhibition

Pareidolia Art Space invites you to submit your works to our upcoming online art exhibition dedicated

to the theme of “Crowning the Empress.”    As autumn unfolds, bringing a season of harvest and 

reflection, we invite artists to explore themes of triumph, abundance, and nurturing energy through

the lens of the Empress archetype. Defined by Carl Jung, the Empress represents the Great 

Mother—a central figure in the collective unconscious embodying nurturing and creative forces.

She reflects attributes of fertility, abundance, and unconditional love, connecting us to the cyclical

nature of life. The Empress encourages us to embrace our own creative potential and find balance

by nurturing both ourselves and others. As we gather the fruits of our labour and prepare for the

quieter days of winter, we reflect on the empowerment and fulfilment that the Empress signifies.

The archetype of the Empress is celebrated across various traditions through goddesses such as 

   Demeter,     Pomona, Amaterasu, Bharat Mata, Tara, Pachamama, Živa, Laima, Rūpė  and many

 other.

•⁠  ⁠How does the Empress’s triumph manifest in your work?

•⁠  ⁠How do the vibrant, transformative energies of autumn align with the realisation of your inner

 power and abundance?

We welcome works that celebrate the richness of the season, the completion of cycles, and the

preparation for introspection on creative achievements. Whether through visual art, digital media, photography, or mixed media, we seek pieces that resonate with the themes of empowerment, harvest, and the nurturing spirit of the Empress. All are welcome to participate—gender is not a factor in celebrating this archetype!

Join us in honouring the majesty and abundance of this time, as we celebrate the

 “Crowning the Empress.”

 https://pareidolia.me.uk/online-art-exhibitions