8 – 21 September 2025
10.00am – 4.00pm
Gallery at St Martins
Ellie Benton’s solo show features new oil paintings that refract memory and imagination like a shattered pane of glass pieced back together – each crack letting more light shine through than before. Uplifting and bursting with hope, this exhibition offers a bright reminder of resilience in uncertain times.
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Trinity Church Hall, Garmston St, Lincoln LN2 1HZ
(St Martins Square, Lincoln)
Please find below information to help you and us with the smooth running of delivery, and collection.
Plus a list of which artists are exhibiting in which galleries that may help with the sharing of carriage of work.
Hammond House Gallery
33 Aswell Street
Louth LN11 9AB
Delivery date for work:
Saturday 27th September
10am – 1pm
Collection date for work:
Saturday 1st November 10am – 1pm
You will be able to pull up outside the gallery if you are just dropping work off. The nearest car park to the Gallery is Kidgate LN11 9BT located just behind the gallery.
Spout Yard Gallery
Spout Yard Park
Ludgate
Louth LN11 0NW
Delivery date for work:
Wednesday 1st October 10am – 1pm
Collection date for work
Saturday 1st November 10am – 1pm
Nearest car parks Co-op car park Northgate LN11 0LT & Broadbank car park LN11 0EQ
Riverhead (Theatre) Gallery
Victoria Road
Louth LN11 0BX
Delivery Date for work
Wednesday 1st October 10am – 1pm
Collection date for work:
Saturday 1st November 10am -1pm
Free car parking available here
Please note: All galleries will require a signature from the person delivering and collecting work.
The launch date for the exhibition will be Saturday 4th October at Riverhead Theatre 12.30 until 2pm
M A Addison
Alan Abbey
Laura Andrew
Ellie Benton
Phil Bowman
Julian Chapman
Hobden
Glynne James
Angela Lindsley
Geoffrey Mark Matthews
Robert Machan
Ana Ortiz
Rachel Porter
Paul Miller
Beverley Nel
Rachel Rogers
Lisa Tank
Anne Wood
Kevin Wallhead
Bob Armstrong
John Hanley
Medina Hammad
Anne Harris
Pete Johnston
David C. Morris
Wendy Quinnell
Clive Redshaw
Jan Stead
Tracey Smith
Andrew Taylor
B Trotter
Rob Vashak
Karen Devereux
Chris Goddard
Denise Hawthorne
Martin Moyers
Grace Squires
Sally Kheng
If you have an exhibition that you wish to publicise we can now advertise it on the new LAS website.
Just send an image (.jpg – 1200px wide) and some text to Chris at: admin@lincolnshireartistssociety.org
PLEASE NOTE:
You might have noticed that some members have their own profile pages linked from the Members’ List. This is available to all members.
A few members pages are already complete, see the members’ list.
If you wish to have your own page, here are the submission details:
We are sad to bring you the news of the recent death of Gail Tointon.
Gail was a long time member of the Lincolnshire Artist Society
and well known for her portraiture, still life and landscape painting.
She will be missed by her many friends in the Society and the Nadin Group.
Our thoughts and sincere condolences go to her family and friends at this sad time.
The funeral was at 10am on 9th June at Alford Crematorium.
Click image for slide show…
We are sad to bring you the news of the recent death of Gillian Ross Kelsey after a short illness.
Gillian was a long time member of the Lincolnshire Artist Society and served as Chair and Vice President. Born in Grimsby, Lincolnshire, Gillian studied at Camberwell Art School and later obtained an M.A. at Nottingham Trent University.
In her own words…
“I have been through many stages in the many years of my painting career, following my own route from figurative works towards abstract minimalism, where I continued to explore colour, shape and texture, styles and ideas.
I like to feel directly involved in the use of paint, using brushes and rollers in these paintings. I believe in allowing the paintings ‘freedom to paint themselves’ and ‘elicit a sense of surprise in me’ as they express themselves. I take it as far as I can and feel that expresses my way forward.”
My most recent exhibition ‘Are we there yet?’ sees landscape as a further starting point for creating something totally new in my studio, this gives further ideas for complex combinations of colour, light and hue. Materials and surfaces combine to interplay concentrating even more on the abstract elements of the paintings.
These compositions offer a glimpse of what I remember of those childhood memories with my parents and then with my own children when travelling to the seaside.
Gillian Ross Kelsey
In January 2025 we have accepted 17 new Members into our Society.
We extend a warm welcome to them and you will see a selected piece of their art in our Easter Exhibition at Doddington Hall & Gardens.
Helen Clarke
Joan Currie
Ann Evans
Su France
Richard Glet
John Hanley
Lucy McElroy
Anna Ortiz
Rachel Porter
