Tag: art in lincoln
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Detox: Cleanse the Soul
13 to 25 January 2026 An exhibition from the 9 Indigo Crow artists As the glitter settles on another festive season, the gallery opens the year with Detox. A refreshing, restorative exhibition created by the nine artists who run Indigo Crow Gallery. After weeks of excess, bustle and celebration, this show offers a moment to…
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Exposed: Caroline Brown
27 January to 1 February 2026 at Indigo Crow Gallery Light, colour, and the quiet drama of everyday forms come together in this debut solo exhibition by Lincoln-based acrylic and mixed-media painter Caroline Brown. Growing up amid the vibrant cultural energy of South London in the 1960s and ’70s, Caroline emerged from “a time where music,…
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Let It Crow Exhibition & Christmas Party
Exhibition 2nd to 21st December 2025 As 2025 draws to a close, we are delighted to invite you to our end of year show – Let It Crow – a joyful showcase marking a special milestone for our gallery. We first opened our doors in April 2024, and while we have already shared many wonderful…
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Indigo Crow Autumn Update
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The Flow of the Figurative Form: Cathy Servonat-Blanc
18th to 30th November 2025 Alchemy in Line and Form: There is a quiet magic in watching form emerge from the page – the delicate transformation of observation into substance. In her latest exhibition, The Flow of the Figurative Form, Cathy Servonat-Blanc invites viewers to experience this alchemy firsthand. Her work, rooted in the figurative…
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Perspectives
An exhibition of artwork by Rachel Rogers and Paul Miller 4th to 16th November at Indigo Crow Gallery Two Visions of Landscape Perspectives brings together two artists whose work, while distinct in language and method, shares a deep reverence for the landscape and its power to move, inspire and transform. Through abstraction, texture, and colour,…
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Folk & Wild Exhibition
29 July to 3 August The ‘Folk’ Lauren Brine is a painter and illustrator from Lincoln. Her ‘silhouette-meets-sgraffito’ style captures character through bold forms, with subtle detail for those who venture closer … Illustrative, with feet firmly in the folk art tradition. Sometimes fanciful, often humorous, always unique. With striking silhouettes, a carefully limited colour…