Gallery

Chris Halliwell

Chris Halliwell’s art is eclectic and diverse. He works in a range of medium and styles from large, minimal abstract paintings to photo realism. He uses a wide variety of materials from oil paint to sand and soil, even crumbling masonry and found objects. He has exhibited his work in the UK, USA, Europe and even as far as New Zealand and Australia. He has won a number of awards, including the People’s Choice Award Winner at the Old Courts, Wigan and first runner up at Liverpool Art Fair. He has completed commissions in oil paints, pastels, watercolours, chalk, charcoal, and pencil. His portfolio includes illustration, landscapes, historical scenes, portraits, photography, sculpture and
photoshop work.
For this series of paintings (Sunsets and Nocturnes), Chris has found inspiration from his travels in the Uk, Europe and around the world and in the works of Atkinson Grimshaw, Whistler, Turner and even Wigan’s own Theodore Major. From the romance of Turner’s sunsets and the misty nocturnes of Whistler to the atmospheric, moonlit landscapes of Atkinson Grimshaw and the gritty Northern realism of Theodore Major, his use of muted colours and tonal harmonies, together with controlled spontaneity, expressive gestural paint application and softened, textural indistinct forms merge to create these ethereal, atmospheric landscapes

Tammy Walters

Tammy Walters is a professional artist based in Halsall, Lancashire, whose expressive work is deeply inspired by the animals, birds and landscapes that surround her. After more than 10 years living and working overseas, Tammy returned home and established her local studio in 2016. Her latest collection explores the changing countryside around her, drawing on local folklore, stories and memories woven into the landscape. Combining energetic mark-making, vibrant colour and imagination, Tammy’s work celebrates the character, movement and spirit of the place she calls home.

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Paula Cutler

Paula’s love of photographic composition & imagery came from her career in fashion & advertising, working both in front of & behind the camera, learning
how to create a narrative within the picture.
Preferring an opportunistic approach to her work, she captures ‘real life moments’ which she hopes will evoke an emotional feeling from the viewer.
Paula’s move from the North West to the coast of Anglesey has greatly influenced her love of seascapes.

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Fiona Williamson

Four years ago, Fiona, a self taught artist, started drawing pets for family and friends shortly after the death of her father. She then went on to take commissions. More recently she has extended her work to include the beautiful wildlife that surrounds us and has successfully sold a number of drawings – some having travelled to the USA and Australia. She has successfully shown her work in local exhibitions and most recently had one of her drawings,

‘Obsidian dream’ short listed for the SAA/Cass Artist of the Year 2026.

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