As part of Thread 2019, the Riverside Café Gallery is looking forward to welcoming textile fibre artist Rebecca Bruton as she brings her exhibition Nature in Stitch to the Maltings later this month. Before the exhibition opens on May 25th, we […]

Open now in the Riverside Café Gallery, we are delighted to welcome Farnham artist Denise Jaques with her collection of contemporary mixed media mosaics. Fascinated with the journey of experimentation and excited by the unknown destination, Denise’s work has a strong sense […]

We are very pleased to welcome local artist Kim Cody to the Riverside Cafe Gallery with an exhibition of her latest abstract works concerned with LINE, LIGHT and COLOUR. Kim’s paintings use lines, shapes, tones, textures and colours to capture an emotional rather than figurative […]

This month we welcome local artist Rachel Hutchins to the Riverside Cafe Gallery with her exhibition Farnham in Colour, a collection of digital illustrations which celebrate the architecture and history of the town through it’s recognisable landmarks. We caught up with Rachel […]

In light of recent conversations about the unravel exhibitor application process, we want to share this post to ensure that we are as open and transparent about the process of selecting work for the craft festivals and to say a […]

As the Riverside Café Gallery welcomes its new exhibition, ‘Be Still…’ we caught up with the artist Esther Pritchard to find out more about her practice and motivations. Esther is a self-taught seascape painter from Surrey, producing oil paintings that reflect the changing […]

A new exhibition has recently opened in the Riverside Café Gallery which brings together 5 print makers from Surrey and Hampshire explores the theme of Remembrance. Running through November,   Lest We Forget, is an exhibition curated to mark the centenary of the […]

If you visited festival of crafts over the last weekend, you will have seen the fantastic installation in the back stairwell of the Maltings. ‘Perception’, the unique sculpture by Oliver Olsen is still in the building, so why not take […]