Seagull Gallery

Seagull Gallery Having been established in Filey for over 30 years, we continue to support designed and made in UK

Great news for all Alex Ash fans, we have received more new work this week.Having studied at Chelsea College of Art and ...
19/07/2026

Great news for all Alex Ash fans, we have received more new work this week.

Having studied at Chelsea College of Art and then spending ten years working as a designer, art consultant and art teacher, Alex has combined her skills and expert knowledge to pursue her passion working full time as an artist.

Inspired by the tranquil sea and sun of her childhood home in Dubai and the moody, dramatic seas of North Yorkshire where she was born and now lives, Alex creates abstract seascapes.

Alex works with a range of media, predominantly watercolour, acrylic, resin and 24 carat gold leaf, coating each work with an acrylic pouring, giving a beautiful smooth finish.

https://seagullgalleryandframing.co.uk/collections/alex-ash

We are delighted to have received a delivery of new, original work by Dawn Blatherwick this week.Dawn is a Yorkshire-bas...
12/07/2026

We are delighted to have received a delivery of new, original work by Dawn Blatherwick this week.

Dawn is a Yorkshire-based artist who works primarily in oil and gouache.

Her love of painting began in childhood, and although she studied printmaking at university, she stepped away from art to raise a family. Many years later, she rediscovered her passion for painting and picked up the brush once again.

Dawn's appearances on Sky’s Landscape Artist of the Year—first as a wildcard contestant and later within the competition pods—gave her the affirmation she needed to pursue life as a professional artist.

Dawn’s vibrant use of gouache captures her lifelong connection to the Yorkshire coastline. As a child, mother, and now grandmother, she has returned to these coastal places time and again, weaving nostalgia and warmth into her work—qualities that resonate universally with her audience.

https://seagullgalleryandframing.co.uk/collections/dawn-blatherwick

As responsible members of the Filey community, it is our aim to exhibit and supply beautifully designed and well made ar...
05/07/2026

As responsible members of the Filey community, it is our aim to exhibit and supply beautifully designed and well made artwork, but we don't want this to be at the expense of the earth or the people who live on it.

The works for sale in the gallery are luxury items, and there is really no justification for damaging natural environments or exploiting workers in their creation.

All three of our primary supply partners hold FSC™ (Forest Stewardship Council) Chain of Custody certifications, meaning that we can offer you the added reassurance and peace of mind about the source of the timber in our products.

Dealing with FSC™ certified suppliers gives you the assurance that our suppliers have robust internal processes and ensures a complete chain of custody throughout the supply chain. Both ourselves and our customers are becoming more focused on sustainability and green credentials, and we are well placed to supply the increasing demand for these products.

As framers, our main inputs are wood sourced material such as moulding, mountboard and rear board, and glass, which is an energy intensive product to manufacture. In recognition of our obligation to preserve the planet for future generations and offset our carbon footprint, not only do we use an 'all green' energy tariff within the gallery, but since the beginning of 2021 we have planted one tree for every length of moulding purchased, through the work of 'Just One Tree', a total of 2875 trees so far.

In addition to using sustainably sourced materials and carbon offsetting, we also offer options such as MDF-free and plastics free framing, removing the use of nylon cord for example, to further reduce the legacy impact of our activities.

This approach to sustainability has seen us win the Scarborough Business Award for Sustainability and has helped us secure framing work for other environmentally minded organisations, including Greenpeace.

As part of our ongoing support for Filey Art Society, we exhibit the work of one of their members each month.For July th...
04/07/2026

As part of our ongoing support for Filey Art Society, we exhibit the work of one of their members each month.

For July they have chosen the work of Elaine Peacock.

When Elaine retired from full time employment, her daughter decided she needed a hobby! Elaine would often talk about art and painting, so her daughter treated her to a few watercolour painting classes. Elaine carried on with tuition in using acrylics and now enjoys using both.

She joined Filey Art Society and this gave her the chance to improve her technique, Elaine enjoy the company of like minded people who are happy to share their knowledge.

https://seagullgalleryandframing.co.uk/collections/filey-art-society

Born in Yorkshire, Becky James divides her time between Filey and Bristol. She mainly works in ink but also watercolour ...
30/06/2026

Born in Yorkshire, Becky James divides her time between Filey and Bristol. She mainly works in ink but also watercolour and acrylic. Her work is of a traditional nature and small scale.

Since 2011 Becky has practiced Falun Dafa, an ancient Buddhist meditation practice that promotes truthfulness, compassion and tolerance. It has helped her art skills greatly. In Spring 2020, Becky created 'Carry Forth Tradition' with a wish to bring some joy to the world and share traditional ways of life.

Her artwork and illustrations have been used in various projects and more recently in the book 'Mapping The Mind: The Art of Sky Running' by John Proctor, wilderness, climbing and running instructor.

https://seagullgalleryandframing.co.uk/collections/becky-james


18/06/2026

NEW

'The Pull of the Moon'
Available from the Seagull Gallery

We are delighted to announce that we have recently received a selection of prints from Kate Lycett's new Cleveland Way c...
17/06/2026

We are delighted to announce that we have recently received a selection of prints from Kate Lycett's new Cleveland Way collection.

Kate grew up in Suffolk where the skies are vast and the land is low and flat. Her grandad was an architect and he taught her the rudiments of technical drawing when she was 9. He made a drawing board and a T square, and showed Kate how to sharpen a pencil with a knife.

Kate ventured north to York were she studied fine art at University (YSJ) and specialised in textile design. She had fun with pots of wax, resin, shiny fabrics and butterfly’s wings. From there she spent a year in Huddersfield where she studied industrial applications and CAD; fewer butterflies, more Loom Sheds!

Kate's first design job was in a sterile studio changing colourways of prints to match company logos and she was never allowed to get my hands dirty. She missed her fingers being permanently stained with Prussian blue, and so started to paint again.

In 1999 Kate moved to Sheffield, and after a while started to sell her work in galleries, and in the art and craft markets there. Kate moved to Hebden Bridge, her current home, in 2005.

Kate's textile design background is always present in the way that she paints, and interprets what is around her. She sees patterns in everything; the hills adorned with houses and washing lines, rows of flower pots and stripes of brightly painted drain pipes. Lines of gold thread trace lines through the landscape, and gold leaf changes the surface of her pictures with the changing light of day.

Each limited edition print is hand finished with gold thread and goldleaf.

There are never people in Kate's pictures but they’re full of life and warmth.

We offer 20% discount on framing Kate's work when purchased from the gallery.

https://seagullgalleryandframing.co.uk/collections/kate-lycett

We are proud to announce that we will once again be holding a charity fundraising auction for the benefit of Filey Lifeb...
21/05/2026

We are proud to announce that we will once again be holding a charity fundraising auction for the benefit of Filey Lifeboat

The work is on display in our window and submission forms for closed bids are available from the Gallery.

Bids can be placed at Seagull Gallery until 4pm on May 23rd.

Bids can then be submitted at the lifeboat station prior to the winning bid being revealed on the Sunday of their Mammoth Tombola fundraising weekend over the weekend of May 22nd/23rd/24th.

Please pop in to the Gallery to place your bids (or drop us an email or Facebook message), and support the fantastic work of the local Lifeboat Station, and all of the volunteers, both crew and fundraising.

Address

12 John Street
Filey
YO149DQ

Opening Hours

Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

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+441723512091

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