Nia Dance

The Nia technique offers a hugely enjoyable way to gain total body fitness through expressive dance fused with the power of martial arts. Nia’s stimulating choreography is adaptable to all – men, women, all ages, abilities and fitness levels.

NC Andrew Adams

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Nigel Adams' paintings might be described as 'landscapes of the mind'. The artist does not seek to represent a particular location but instead tries to convey the feelings and impressions that nature and different natural habitats invoke. Using brush and palette knife with acrylic paint, Adams explores ways of suggesting different surfaces, textures and atmospheres.

Kerry Day

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Kerry’s current body of work is about the plants with which she shares her home and studio. Their architectural shapes and contours seem to translate beautifully to printmaking. The wide range of leaf colour and pattern in these cacti, succulents and leafy plants seems to positively invite layers of texture and tone within the forms. The prints are accomplished using a mixture of reduction lino print and mono print (using the rollers like paint brushes) to produce variable edition prints.

Martha Lightfoot

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Stroud-based maker Martha Lightfoot is an artist, writer and creator of “things”. She illustrates children's books, teaches art workshops and clubs and can often be located in her studio making paper-cut dioramas. Martha draws things that make her smile, often chronicling a moment she might forget lest she gets it down on paper. Martha has a joyful yet mindful approach to drawing and her output is prolific – she draws every day, often helping to remind herself to locate the positive in every situation and find the good things which are present throughout each day.

Nia Dance

The Nia technique offers a hugely enjoyable way to gain total body fitness through expressive dance fused with the power of martial arts. Nia’s stimulating choreography is adaptable to all – men, women, all ages, abilities and fitness levels.