The December exhibition is a collection of work by the Blackwood Community Art group.

Sian Drobac: Sian works mainly in acrylics producing quality artwork in the subject areas of pets, wild animals, landscapes and portraiture.
Sally Lloyd: Sally has recently become excited by the possibilities of ‘Drypoint’ for portraiture.
Lin West: Lin is reluctant to limit her art to one medium and enjoys experimenting with different techniques to fully explore ways of capturing colour and atmosphere. Lin often uses mixed media to create her pieces.
Howard Thomas: Howard is a frequent world traveller who continually gains a lot of experience and inspiration for his paintings. Seascapes and the natural world feature in a lot of his work and where he enjoys bringing abstraction into the paintings he produces.
Merlith Thomas: Merlith’s work reflect her love of fabric, pattern, colour, beading and stitchery to enhance the final design.
Janice Coslett Casault: A multi-media artist inspired by her love of flora, fauna and landscapes near and far. She enjoys utilising a range of art materials including watercolours, acrylics, pastels and oil-based pencils to create her artwork and will select specific media to suit the subject at hand.
Ellen Jones: Ellen loves painting and working with textiles.
Averil Davies: Averil utilises a range of materials depending on the subject matter of her creations and enjoys watercolours, felt, embroidery and acrylics.
Chris Williams: Chris’s work is inspired by nature and its many colours, shapes and features. More recently Chris enjoys exploring found and discarded objects to create modern pieces of art that have meaning.
Alan Braddon: Alan was able to fulfil his passion as a graphite and charcoal artist.

Patricia Clark: Pat enjoys experimenting with a variety of different mediums, but loves the texture created when using acrylics and a palette knife.
Gerard Clark: Gerard has always enjoyed painting and sketching and where his favourite artistic pursuit is portraiture.
Denise Pagington: A creative experiment became a lasting love for the art of transforming glass through colour, heat and texture.
Jane Young: Jane’s first love in creating art is drawing and she takes particular delight in creating street scenes or landscape which include buildings. Her favourite medium is pen and enjoys combining ink and watercolour to create dramatic effect.