The Lincolnshire Artists Society will be hosting the following pop-up residencies during their 2026 annual show at the Usher Gallery, Lincoln.
Come along to the exhibition a meet some of our artists…
Lisa Tank
Saturday 21st November 2026
Gelli Plate Printing and Collage making demonstration. This demonstration introduces the playful process of Gelli plate printing and collage art. Using acrylic paint, a brayer, stencils, found textures and prepared papers, the session will show how simple printmaking techniques can create rich, layered papers that can be cut, torn and arranged into expressive mixed-media collages, cards and concertina books.
David Phillips
Saturday 28th November 2026
David’s work is mainly figurative with elements of abstraction, at the moment he is mainly producing portraiture work which is influenced by German expressionism, artist Grant wood, Edward hopper and British artist Stanley Spencer. On the day I will be working on sketches from a mirror.
Sharon Sycamore-Batty
Saturday 5th December 2026
Sharron’s pop-up residency will focus on current pieces she has been developing. She will be blending mixed-media with collage papers to create imaginative compositions.
Come along and see her in action, flick through sketchbooks and feel free to ask any questions you may have about her creative process.
Sally Kheng
Saturday 19th December 2026
Sally will be working from her sketchbooks using the contents as inspiration to create a series of new watercolour ink paintings. Starting with black acrylic ink line work drawn with an angled stick then mixing a limited palette to use across several pieces creating a tonal story of semi abstracted landscapes and seascapes in a loose style. She hopes to achieve around six finished paintings during her demonstration.
Janice Kok
Saturday 30th January 2027
Janice will be painting a still life using mixed media. She will be happy too chat with visitors.
Rachel Rogers
Saturday 6th February 2027
Experience a live mixed media demonstration inspired by dramatic coastal landscapes. Watch expressive techniques unfold, ask questions, and enjoy a small opportunity to participate within the gallery’s guidelines.