Primrose Gallery and Framing

27/05/2026

18/04/2026

As our Art for All children’s exhibition comes to a close, we just want to say how much joy this experience has brought us. From the very first piece hung on the wall to the final day, it’s been full of colour, creativity, and so many proud moments.

The absolute highlight? Seeing the children’s faces light up as they spotted their own artwork on display. The excitement, the confidence, the pure happiness — it’s something we’ll never forget.

Thank you to all the amazing young artists who shared their creativity with us, and to everyone who came along to support them. You’ve made this exhibition truly special.

Our people's choice award winners were:

1st place Taela with Buzz of Spring
2nd place Eserina with Sping Mountain
3rd place Lois with Mater of the eggs
4th place Meadow grey with Spring Blossoms

Until next time… keep creating

All framed art works can be collected from the gallery from today.

02/04/2026

These Artillery Shells, new in from Sam Peacock, are definite standout pieces here at Primrose Gallery

These distinctive pieces transform brass artillery shells into elegant and thought-provoking decorative vessels, reimagined for contemporary home use.

The surface has been carefully painted with oils, and coffee grinds then set on fire, resulting in a rich, layered patina that echoes the tonal depth seen in many of his other works.

These are one-of-a-kind original artworks, thoughtfully crafted and presented—an evocative piece designed to bring character, history, and artistic depth into any interior space.

Find his collection here https://primrosegallery.co.uk/collections/sam-peacock

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31/03/2026

Artist Spotlight: Sam Peacock

Inspired by rural and coastal landscapes, Sam Peacock
reimagines the boundaries of traditional landscape
painting. Working on sheets of steel, he combines
oil-based paints, varnishes, coffee grains, and raw
materials to create richly textured pieces—each palette
drawn from a single, meaningful location.

Over the past two decades, Peacock has refined a
distinctive process, replacing the paintbrush with rollers
and blowtorches to explore the dynamic relationship
between colour, light, and surface. His works shift and
evolve with their environment, offering an
ever-changing visual experience.

From intimate gallery exhibitions to large-scale
installations, his practice continues to push
contemporary art forward. Notably, his recent 8-meter
public installation in central London uses reflected light
across steel to create a living, breathing landscape.

We’re proud to showcase a body of work that
challenges convention and captures the essence of
place in such a powerful way.

Check out some of his work we are lucky enough to represent at https://primrosegallery.co.uk/collections/sam-peacock

31/03/2026

Art for All is now open

We’re delighted to share that our latest exhibition has been hung today and is ready to be viewed. This beautiful collection showcases the creativity of young artists, with each piece thoughtfully framed to present their work at its very best.

Full of imagination, colour, and joy, this exhibition is a celebration of expression in its purest form—proof that art truly is for everyone.

We can’t wait to welcome you in to experience it.

24/03/2026

Today is the last day for our young artist to submit any artwork for our Art for All 2026.

Those that have been submitted already are now off to the workshop to be framed up ready for the exhibition next week.

Its all very exciting and we cant wait for you to all come in and see your framed piece on the gallery wall.

21/03/2026

Emma Saul Ceramics

Emma Saul’s rustic hand-built ceramics celebrate the landscapes they come from, crafted in her small pottery studio using local clays and natural glazes.

Some pieces feature deep, dark blue glazes that evoke the depth of oceans and evening skies, while others include delicate willow details, adding movement and life to each form.

Every piece is one-of-a-kind, full of texture, character, and the “happy accidents” that make her work so unique. More than objects, these ceramics are a tactile connection to the spirit of the land.

Perfect for lovers of art, nature, and meaningful handmade pieces.

Check out her collection that we have at the gallery in store or online at https://primrosegallery.co.uk/collections/emma-saul
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20/03/2026

Artist Spotlight: Emma Saul

Emma Saul is a Northamptonshire-based artist whose experimental paintings and ceramics explore our deep emotional connection to the land. Her work captures the spirit of landscapes — from the pull of the ocean to the quiet calm or nostalgia certain places evoke — and reflects the stories, memories, and ancestral ties that connect us to the earth.

Trained in Creative Arts and Printmaking at Bath Spa University (2002), Emma works instinctively, favoring direct application onto canvas, paper, or wood. She embraces spontaneity and the unexpected, finding beauty in “happy accidents” that cannot be recreated.

In recent years, Emma has developed a small pottery studio alongside her painting practice. Here she creates rustic hand-built ceramics using local clays and natural glazes, celebrating the landscapes they are born from and continually exploring the endless possibilities of this medium.

Her work invites viewers to connect with the essence of place, bridging personal experience and collective memory through colour, texture, and form.
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19/03/2026

Just a friendly reminder that the deadline for children’s artwork submissions for our Art for All 2026 exhibition is coming up soon!

We have loved seeing the creativity, imagination and colour of the pieces that young artists have already submitted. So if your child would like to take part, make sure their artwork is submitted before the deadline, 24th March 2026

Don’t miss the chance to have their work displayed as part of this special exhibition celebrating young creativity.

Work to be submitted before the end of day on the 24th March and will be on display between the 31st march - 11th April 2026.

17/03/2026

Artist Spotlight: Amy Louise

Amy Louise is known for her vibrant animal portraits, instantly recognisable for their bold colours and playful personalities. Her distinctive style first captured collectors’ attention in 2017 with a flamboyant gang of flamingos, inspired by her background in fashion design and their catwalk-like confidence.

Since then, Amy’s characters have evolved into a whole cast of expressive animals, each with their own personality and story. Over the years they’ve taken on lives of their own — appearing in beauty pageants, holidaying in sunglasses and charming collectors across galleries throughout the country.

More recently, Amy’s inspiration has come from family life, particularly her daughter Robyn and son Charlie. This shift has brought a new warmth to her work, with many pieces celebrating family, love and the joyful moments found in everyday life.

Amy hand-embellishes every limited edition print, ensuring each piece has its own unique character — just like the animals she paints.

Check out her collection on our website
https://primrosegallery.co.uk/collections/amy-louise