Exhibitions

River Lune - autumn

Capturing The Northern Landscape – Milan Ivanic

Milan Ivanic grew up in the village of Sebuzin, where the river Elbe travels north into the mountains which divide Czechoslovakia (as it was at that time) from Germany. He came to England in1970 and has lived in Lancaster since 1986.

The group of paintings in this online exhibition are a selection from a larger body of work Milan has undertaken through the changing seasons of 2022. The paintings in this series are painted in acrylic paint, mainly on paper.

The paintings have developed from drawings made within a thirty-five mile radius of the city of Lancaster. Lancaster is close to the Forest of Bowland, Morecambe Bay, the Lune Valley and within easy reach of South Cumbria and North Yorkshire. All of these varied landscapes are readily accessible and provide a constant source of material for drawing and painting.

Please Click The Read More Button To See The Exhibition

The Artist In his Environment

09-05-22 to 25-05-22

Landscape With Sheep. Oil on canvas- based on an incident witnessed between Levens and Brigsteer.

Nature – A Closer Look

Milan Ivanic. Lancaster City. Acrylic on canvas.

Autumn

23-10-21 to 30-11-21

Vacation Landscapes

31-07-21 to 16-10-21

The varied landscape of the British Isles.

Norman Adams, Watercolours Four Distinctive Landscapes

15-05-21 to 24-07-21

Norman Adams 1927 - 2005

Autumn / Winter Exhibitions 2020/21 Various Artists

03-10-20 to 28-02-21

Autumn / Winter Exhibitions 2020/ 2021 - Various Artists. As the gallery is currently closed we have put together in this online exhibition examples of work which visitors would be able to see in the gallery. Art work by contemporary artists from the Craven area of North Yorkshire is often featured, including here painters Jacquie Denby and Frank Gordon and hand built earthernware ceramics by Anna Lambert. Lancashire based potter James Hake and work by painters Milan Ivanic and Maureen Grealy.

Journeys Near And Far

12-02-20 to 08-09-20

While the gallery at the Town Hall is currently closed to visitors, we have put together an online exhibition of the work of four artists: Katharine Holmes, Brian Hindmarch, Christine Leadbetter and Milan Ivanic. In the forthcoming weeks images and information about their work will be sent out in our newsletters. While online images cannot reproduce an actual visit to a gallery if you are interested in discussing a particular artwork please do telephone mobile: 07799797961 or email: [email protected] The title of the exhibition is one which captures an aspect of the present global situation.

Milan Ivanič – From the Elbe to the Lune

09-11-19 to 21-12-19

An Exhibition of Drawings Paintings and Sketchbooks. Milan Ivanič is from the former Czechoslovakia. He studied at the Hollar School of Art and the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, where he met Roz, and came to England with her in 1970. He lived and worked in Devon, Sussex, London, and Stockton (California), before settling in the North West of England in 1986.

O Hanami – A Celebration of Transient Beauty

13-07-19 to 17-08-19

The Printed Image

20-04-19 to 01-06-19

This joint exhibition brings together the work of two printmakers, a father and daughter. Kenneth Craddock (1911 - 1989) and Adrienne Craddock. Kenneth's wood engravings and Adrienne's monoprints.

Broad Horizons – Ceramic Exhibition – Work by James Hake & Edward Hughes

20-10-18 to 22-12-18

Centrepiece – Winter 2021 / 22

Show all