Titled Cultures and Creatures, it features the works of Helen Brabbs and Leslie Holmes and will be on display from Thursday, May 30 until Sunday, June 30.
Sponsored by Steppes Travel, the exhibition offers a unique blend of Helen Brabbs’ paintings, portraying diverse cultures and architectures, and Leslie Holmes’ photographs, showcasing wildlife from around the world.
The artists, who first met at Sheffield University, found common ground in Gloucestershire, where they began sharing their experiences and inspirations.
Both artists draw heavily from their travels, with Holmes capturing the beauty of wildlife on safari and Brabbs reflecting cultural and landscape experiences in her paintings.
The exhibition at the Corinium Museum gallery marks their first collaboration.
Visitors will have a chance to meet the artists at various sessions throughout the exhibition.
These sessions are scheduled for Thursday, June 13 and Wednesday, June 26, from 10.30am to 12.30pm.
Additionally, an official meet the artists session will take place on Saturday, June 15, from 10.30am to 12.30pm.
Helen Brabbs, who has established her own studio in Tetbury, has always been passionate about art.
Her work, primarily in watercolour and acrylic, is inspired by diverse cultures and landscapes.
Brabbs’ art has been displayed at various venues, including The Belfry Golf Club, Baunton Manor, and Jersey Galleries at Osterley Park.
Leslie Holmes, a seasoned photographer, developed her passion for wildlife photography after retiring.
Her work captures not only memories but also offers a glimpse into the world of animals.
Holmes’ photographs have earned accolades in international salons and local competitions.
This exhibition marks her first public display of her photographs.
The exhibition will also feature the work of Alex Holmes, a ceramicist based in Leeds.
Her pottery, influenced by organic forms, adds an additional dimension to the exhibition.
For more information, visit the Corinium Museum website.
