Exhibitions

Exhibitions


The Society has in the past held annual exhibitions each year at the Geest Gallery in Ayscoughfee Hall, Spalding also regularly at  Spalding Library and Spingfields.


We may also have other exhibitions at other venues during the year and we are pioneering virtual exhibitions to run along side some of our establised exhibitions including exhibitions showing members artwork submitted for society competitions and events.

See the link below.

2024 Exhibition Dates


Springfields - Spalding.

 April 13th -14th


Spalding Library.

May 3rd - 24th.

September 6th - 30th.

November 15th- December 16th.



Art in the Garden 2021

 In 2021 members of Spalding Arts & Crafts Society were invited to exhibit their paintings as a display at Springfields Festival Gardens. It was a very popular event with the visitors to Springfield and a similar exhibition is being planned for 2023/24.


Re - visit our April 2023 Spring Art in the Garden

Spingfields Festival Gardens

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Re - visit our May 2023

Spalding Library Exhibition

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Re - visit our July 2023

Crowland Abbey Exhibition

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Re - visit our Sept 2023

Spalding Library Exhibition

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Re - visit our Nov -Dec  2023

Spalding Library Exhibition

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Please Note:-Previous exhibitions can also be accessed by  going to the Activities Drop-down at the top any page. 

We also have an online gallery of members' paintings. Any member wishing to have a page in the gallery should send a good photo of one of their paintings plus the title and medium, and a few details about themselves to Stuart email slmartin131@gmail.com

Click Here For   Members Gallery


Members can also have details of their own exhibitions included on this page. Email Stuart email slmartin131@gmail.com with your details



Presenting Exhibits


A few pointers on preparing your paintings for exhibition . . . .


When exhibiting paintings, the way they are presented is important, so please make sure it is framed to a high standard. When busy it is easy to make a mistake, such as leaving off the fixings or card on the back. For paintings behind glass, use clean mounts, and seal with good quality tape on the back. Also dust over the glass andcheck the tape if the work has been hanging elsewhere. Use double mounts for pastels, and remember to paint edges on a box canvas. Work is devalued if not presented properly, so a little attention to detail can result in a sale - hopefully!