Malmesbury Textile Group Annual exhibition

Janet Casselden, Gloria Pugh, Heather Martin, Fiona E Vann, Sarah Bond, Rachel Hatchard, Patricia Bell, Susan Sutton, Ruth Vaughan, Janice Botterill, Mary Clarke, Katie Griffin, Ursula Ackling, Francesca Caton and Margaret Laurence

Father Elias Polomski

As an artist and priest, he draws on the ancient and perennial wisdom of mysticism, be it Buddhist, Egyptian, Sufi or Christian, and his work celebrates the unity of all religions.

Mike Hipwell and Darren Rumley

Waterpower is a sound installation specifically designed for the courtyard of the Caerbladon Gallery by the Malmesbury sound artist, Mike Hipwell and featuring a water sculpture by Stroud based Darren Rumley

For Refugee Week 2024, Caerbladon selected seven exceptional artist projects which capture the human cost of the global refugee crisis

Oil paintings taken from the experience of walking; observing clumps of trees or wider horizons on the Ridgeway and in other landscapes the artist encounters

An exhibition of Indonesian street art by disabled artists who visited Malmesbury on 7 November as part of a UK-Indonesian exchange

Watch out for The Caravan Gallery residency as part of Pride of Place Malmesbury programme

Through his art, Javi uses his creativity as a medium for storytelling, exploring visual definitions of beauty.

Jason Gardner

For over 15 years, throughout 16 countries, photographer Jason Gardner has visually documented the ritual and festival of Carnival, focusing on traditional, folkloric, and community celebrations.

Locally produced food and drink to taste and buy, cookery demonstrations, street entertainment and a barbecue in Abbey Manor House Garden

How artists have represented the town, capturing its people and places, from the 1940s to the present day. Four venues - Malmesbury Library, the Abbey, Rausing Building and Caerbladon

The Forward Family

Celebrating the artistic legacy of a family living and working in Malmesbury since 1950, including work by Colin, Sylvia, Tristan and Vieve Forward

Fine art photography exploring themes of identity, emotion, and mental health

Gill Hackett and Melissa Yates

In the Flow brings together two exceptional artists working in different media, who share an intuitive approach to their creative endeavours.

New work by Rachel Heard

Paintings by Paul Deacon

Looking back on the achievements of 2022

In Living Memory

at John Bowen Gallery, Town Hall, Malmesbury

Malmesbury artists in the post-war years

Alex Boyd Jones

Alex Boyd Jones’s drawing explores sense of ‘place’; whether in woodlands, valleys and hills, buildings, structures and paths

Judith Beeby

Judith Beeby offers an interpretation of nature using the luminosity and beauty of watercolour which allows the viewer to get lost in an image as if in a dream

Our Summer show featuring works by 44 artists from around Wiltshire and the South Cotswolds

More Than a Number

In partnership with WOMAD 2022, Malmesbury Library and The Abbey, we present 12 contemporary photographers from ten African Countries

Heart of Glass

Mary Quarmby and Lou Ropner

We present two Wiltshire-based artists who are truly passionate about glass. Its colour, vibrancy and as the basis of their creative work.

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For Refugee Week 2022, we feature Cesar Dezfuli’s project Passengers, which traces the fortunes of 118 young men who in 2016 were rescued off the coast of Libya fleeing conflict and seeking to establish new lives in Europe.

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“By immersing myself in nature I am often inspired. I walk and explore the countryside and through drawing and painting I examine my understanding of our place in the world we live in. I often get lost and I continue to search”

Sandra Chin

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Photographic portraits by Leonora Saunders exploring different meanings of home based work for women in Britain from the early 19th century to the present day

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As We See It features two very different artist perspectives on the historic town of Malmesbury.

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