Celebrating young local artists, this exhibition features the work produced during Caerbladon’s Summer Workshop programme led by Mareyam Smith. The techniques used are inspired by the Victorian doll’s house created by Mareyam.

A collection of drawings in response to my sensory experience of the living world. I am interested in what Nature can teach us about our individual and collective lives

An exhibition of work inspired by rivers in the Malmesbury area, by Mike Hipwell, Sandra Chin, Miranda Carter, Rachel Heard, Dale Topsom and Richard Harris.

Patricia Bell, Sarah Bond, Janice Botterill, Maggie Bowden, Rachel Hatchard, Janet Casselden, Sue De Barro, Liz Hicks, Heather Martin, Gloria Pugh, Debbie Shipp, Susan Sutton, Ruth Vaughan and Ghissly Vincenti.

A retrospective of work by Sylvia Forward, a highly original artist and longstanding Malmesbury resident.

Remembering Mary Hill (1926 - 2024) includes a selection of Mary’s own work, mainly in painting and photography, and also work by other artists that she collected to display at home, many of whom were close friends.

Being endlessly fascinated by all the possibilities and the processes of transforming clay into something more permanent, Emily Clarke makes wheel thrown stoneware pots, sometimes with humorous and eccentric designs.

This weekend event celebrates the quality of artists and makers living and working in the Malmesbury area. It is an opportunity to meet the artists in their studios, homes and pop-up spaces, and maybe pick up an original piece to take home. Buying artwork direct from the artists and makers is an enjoyable experience, you’ll be supporting local creativity while acquiring something special and unique that you will cherish in years to come. We recommend you follow the numbered routes on the maps to get the most from your visit.

For Art Month 2025, Caerbladon invited local young people to submit artwork for a specially curated professional exhibition of seven young people’s art at the John Bowen Gallery, Malmesbury Town Hall,  from 13 - 24 September. The artwork was selected from submissions by local young people 13 - 18 years old, and works by Chris Hills, Jess Waddell, Iona Carter, Lizzie Marriage, Rufus Lawton and Ellie Priest are on display.

Less than perfect, intuitive inky drawings, collages, paintings, photographs, journals, mixed media assemblages, figurative totems, boxes and bundles of memorial pieces. 

This small collection brings together paintings inspired by the changing light and quiet richness of Malmesbury's meadowlands. All are connected by an enduring fascination with landscape, memory, and the rhythm of natural cycles.

How artists have represented the iconic South Porch of Malmesbury Abbey over the last 150 years

Majid Adin

The exhibition draws together a range of the artist’s work, reflecting different media and stories, from the time spent in the ‘Jungle’ to confronting his demons and the search for peace and wellbeing in painting, photography and illustration.

Caerbladon, in partnership with Fruitful Malmesbury, has created a temporary garden in Birdcage Walk for the Summer months as a place of peaceful contemplation, sociability, sanctuary and immersion in nature. The project is part of the Pride of Place Malmesbury Festival 2025.

For 'Meadow Study’ Anna works with her honeybees to create a botanical photo study of the local meadows they visit. Her local case study is a reflection on the state of the meadow habitats countrywide. Part of Pride of Place Malmesbury’s Sanctuary Garden in Birdcage Walk

Miranda Carter

25 April - 31 May 2025

Atmospheric paintings inspired by the feeling of being in expansive landscapes.

Carolyn Black, Lucy Carolan, Alison Goodall, Gill Hackett

This exhibition brings together four artists whose working processes involve ideas and materials drawn from their immediate landscape and further afield.  

Orcadia

Jane Harforth

These new paintings, along with a yearning for solitude, are what the artist saw on her visits to Orkney. The exhibition also includes a range of other paintings made in the last few years, including those inspired by local landscapes

Light in Nature

 Dasha Aksyuta

Jacqueline Hammond

Alexandra Hudd

Matt Underwood

Malmesbury Textile Group Annual exhibition

Janet Casselden, Gloria Pugh, Heather Martin, Fiona E Vann, Sarah Bond, Rachel Hatchard, Patricia Bell, Susan Sutton, Ruth Vaughan, Janice Botterill, Mary Clarke, Katie Griffin, Ursula Ackling, Francesca Caton and Margaret Laurence

Father Elias Polomski

As an artist and priest, he draws on the ancient and perennial wisdom of mysticism, be it Buddhist, Egyptian, Sufi or Christian, and his work celebrates the unity of all religions.

Mike Hipwell and Darren Rumley

Waterpower is a sound installation specifically designed for the courtyard of the Caerbladon Gallery by the Malmesbury sound artist, Mike Hipwell and featuring a water sculpture by Stroud based Darren Rumley

For Refugee Week 2024, Caerbladon selected seven exceptional artist projects which capture the human cost of the global refugee crisis

Sarah Kirby, Matt Underwood, Kate Robinson, Phillip Kingsbury, Kathy Hutton and Robin Tanner

Oil paintings taken from the experience of walking; observing clumps of trees or wider horizons on the Ridgeway and in other landscapes the artist encounters

An exhibition of Indonesian street art by disabled artists who visited Malmesbury on 7 November as part of a UK-Indonesian exchange

Watch out for The Caravan Gallery residency as part of Pride of Place Malmesbury programme

Through his art, Javi uses his creativity as a medium for storytelling, exploring visual definitions of beauty.