Current & Upcoming Exhibitions
Sarah Jane Brown: Skylark Horizons
15th July - 16th August 2026
Sarah Jane Brown lives on the Pembrokeshire Coast in West Wales. In her mid-30s she studied Fine Art Painting at the West Wales School of the Arts gaining a first class honours degree.
Since graduating, Sarah Jane’s career as a professional artist steadily gained momentum and recognition, and her work now attracts collectors from across the world. Sarah Jane has shown her work in over 100 UK exhibitions, in New York City and Barcelona.
This new body of work brings together landscapes from Pembrokeshire, alongside paintings shaped from 'plein air' studies, made during recent visits to Herefordshire. Although the two places feel quite different, they have started to speak to one another through the work.
“I am always interested in the point where a landscape becomes more than a place. When it begins to hold memory, atmosphere and emotion; and that quiet sense of being in nature and taking a moment to notice things, like the relentless singing of the skylarks.”
The Fourth Collection
20th August - 13th September 2026
The Fourth Collection, features our resident artists, along with soon to be announced additions to the gallery.
During h.Art many of our artists will be at the gallery. Join us for refreshments and scheduled talks on Saturday the 5th & 12th from 10:30-4:30.
Rodney Beecher Roberts: American-Brit Six Decades of Abstract Art
16th September - 18th October 2026
After more than sixty years as a practising international abstract artist, Rodney Beecher opens his personal archive for the first time. This retrospective brings together previously unseen works from his years in America alongside paintings from his UK studio, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of an extraordinary artistic journey.
Angela Conner: A Life in Art
21st October - 15th November 2026
Best known for her monumental kinetic sculptures, local artist Angela Conner presents a remarkable and rarely seen early chapter of her career alongside a selection of later works.
During her time as a young artist at the United Nations in New York, Conner produced portraits and sketches of world leaders and delegates, including Charles de Gaulle and Nikita Khrushchev, as well as atmospheric dawn paintings of the East River viewed from the UN rooftop.
Also on display are her acclaimed royal busts of Queen Elizabeth II and King Charles III, both of whom sat for her, together with a selection of her elegant equestrian sculptures.
The Fifth Collection
19th November - 3rd January 2027
Rounding out the year, The Fifth Collection celebrates the diverse talents of our resident artists, bringing together painting, sculpture, ceramics and drawing in a vibrant showcase of contemporary artwork.
Spanning a wide range of styles, subjects and techniques, the exhibition highlights the creativity, individuality and craftsmanship that define our artistic community.
Beecher’s will be closed for a gallery refresh from 4th January - 17th January 2027
JOHN BULMER: The North
20th January - 28th February 2027
Renowned local photographer, John Bulmer has documented Britain with a distinctive photojournalistic eye since the early 1950s.
This exhibition showcases a compelling selection of black-and-white and pioneering colour photographs from his acclaimed collection, The North.
Capturing the people, places and industries of Northern England with honesty, warmth and remarkable visual storytelling, Bulmer's images offer a powerful record of a changing landscape and an enduring portrait of post-war Britain.
Past Exhibitions
The Third Collection
28th May - 12th July 2026
The Third Collection, introduces several exciting new artists to the gallery.
Lynne Riding will be exhibiting a beautiful selection of paintings, drawings, and prints, while 15 year-old Laurence Riley presents striking wildlife photography that captures the natural world in extraordinary detail. Annette Elizabeth Sykes brings a series of mixed-media works that blur the line between painting and richly textured collage.
We are also delighted to showcase textile pieces by Chris Miller, alongside new paintings from Humphrey Stanley and Mike Skidmore.
HCA Graduate Students Join The Third Collection
29th June - 12th July 2026
From the 30th June we will be showcasing the artwork of 2 recent graduates from the Hereford College of Art next to our current artists as part of The Third Collection.
Photographs by Gareth Williams show the isolation and rural roads of Herefordshire while a series of collages by Emily Hedges explores abstract expression of Herefordshires orchards.
29th April - 24th May 2026
Beecher’s Gallery is proud to present Drawing Awareness, an exhibition by acclaimed British hyperrealist artist Kelvin Okafor. This extraordinary body of work explores themes of acceptance, inclusion, and the lived experiences of individuals with visible skin differences.
In addition to his original Drawing Awareness portraits, Kelvin will be unveiling a deeply personal portrait of Prince never before exhibited. Kelvin writes, “In his song, I Would Die For You, Prince speaks of being neither woman nor man, but something beyond human understanding. These words struck me profoundly during a time when I had begun to walk a more spiritual path. I came to interpret this as a reflection of the inner essence we all possess, something intangible, without gender or physical form, yet deeply present within us.”
At the heart of the exhibition lies a clear mission: to foster empathy, educate audiences, and inspire greater unity. Kelvin’s portraits reject filtered ideals and glossy perfection, instead presenting the human face in its most honest and authentic form—marked by lived experience and enriched by individuality.
Themes of acceptance and inclusion are woven throughout the exhibition, not only through the artworks themselves but also through accompanying personal narratives. Each sitter shares their story, challenging societal perceptions and confronting narrow beauty standards. In doing so, Drawing Awareness becomes more than an exhibition—it is a movement advocating for compassion, representation, and meaningful connection in an image-driven world.
4th March - 26th April 2026
The Second Collection spans a range of mediums, from cold-wax cast bronzes to an eclectic selection of paintings in diverse styles. In addition to featuring new works from our regular stable of artists, we will be introducing four new artists to the gallery: Diego Sainz-Garcia, Humphrey Stanley, Mike Skidmore, and sculptor Patricia Northcroft.
Together these established and emerging artist explore the themes of nature, colour and emotion in diverse and richly distinctive ways.
28th January - 1st March 2026
Having spent numerous hours as a child in the Natural History Museum and Galleries of London pjcox remembers being encouraged by an aunt into believing that life as an artist was possible. Completely self taught, their early illustrative work was accurate and precise depictions of nature that evolved over the decades to structured, abstract watercolours, to a creative expression of the human experience through the explosive use of colour on a static surface.
One usually thinks of two dimensional paintings as non-kinetic or inert, but, pjcox manages to imbue the surface of each painting with movement and motility. It is impossible to see their paintings in the same way twice.
30th November 2025 - 25th January 2026
The First Collection , is Beecher’s inaugural exhibition introducing a curated roster of talented artists across generations and disciplines.
The collection includes various modes of expression, from meticulous figurative works that capture the nuances of the human experience to bold, gestural abstractions that explore the limits of colour and form. Visitors will encounter a wide breadth of mediums, including traditional oil painting, sculpture, and non-figurative mixed-media.
Unbound by a single thematic constraint, the exhibition celebrates the sheer versatility of the creative process. It invites viewers to find unexpected connections between contrasting styles and to appreciate the unique perspectives of artists at different stages of their careers.