Showcasing Lincolnshire Artists Since 1906

The aims of the society are to promote among Members the highest standards of achievement in the arts, promote awareness of their work and to enable Members to exhibit and sell their works.

Painting by Carly Gilliatt

ART IN THE BARN

EVENT DETAIL

Start Date: Saturday May 13, 2023

End Date: Monday May 29, 2023

Time: 10am-4pm daily

Free entry

An exhibition by The Lincolnshire Artists’ Society

Founded in 1906, the well respected Lincolnshire Artistsʼ Society makes a welcome return to Doddington Hall & Gardens.

The exhibition, ‘Art in the Barn’, which features artists from across the county, is an opportunity to experience a wide range of work from some of Lincolnshire’s most talented artists. Featuring paintings and sculptural art by members with many artworks for sale.

EXHIBITION NEWS:

The selection process is beginning for artwork to be featured in the forthcoming Doddington Show. Members will shortly receive an email asking for images of artwork to be considered.

Key Selection Dates:

The deadline for submitting work is set for March 3rd The Selection date is March 10th and you will be notified as soon as possible after this date.

Exhibition Key Dates:

Tuesday May 9th Deliver selected work to Doddington Hall between 10 am – 1 pm.

Friday May 12th Preview Evening 6 – 8 pm at Stables Gallery, Doddington Hall. Bring family and art loving friends!

Saturday May 13th Exhibition opens. 10 am to 4 pm daily

Bank Holiday Monday May 29th Exhibition closes at 4 pm. Collect unsold work 4 – 6 pm.

Tuesday May 30th Collect unsold work 10 am – 1 pm.

A stewarding rota will be organised.

2023 Exhibition at Doddington Hall & Gardens

We are happy to announce the dates of the forthcoming Lincolnshire Artists' Society Show in the Stables Gallery. The show runs from Saturday 13th May, 10am - 4pm daily until (and including) Bank Holiday Monday 29th May.

Doddington Hall & Gardens have extended our Shows to each year in their Stables Gallery. These annual Shows will take place early in the year around Easter or mid-May.

The Usher Gallery...

We hope to return in 2024 for our LAS Show...more details will follow.

The closure of Sam Scorer Gallery.

The new owners took over in September 2022. Thanks are due to the Scorer family who allowed the use of the building for Artists to show their work for over 20 years. The Lincolnshire Artists' Society has had a long association with the Gallery for our Exhibitions.

The 2022 Summer Show in the Usher Gallery has ended.

To view some photographs, visit the Featured Artist page.

The Exhibition held in Sam Scorer Gallery in June 2022

Our Exhibition venues and dates are:

Sam Scorer Gallery, Lincoln

14 June to 26 June

Usher Gallery, Lincoln

2 July to 3 September

Below are images from some of our 2021 Shows

Below are some of the pieces of art from the Show...

'VISTA' SHOW - SUMMER 2021

Our Summer Show has now ended but these images will remain on the website for a while for you to view.

Our LAS Chair has a message of thanks...

Dear Members,

Many thanks to all who showed in the exhibition 'Vista' in Sam Scorer Gallery. The exhibition was very well received and 8 works were sold. The Oyler/Hayward prize of £200 went to Martin Moyes for his painting 'After the Rain ( Somersby House Farm)

Best wishes.

Phil Bowman

I would also like to add my thanks....

To all who took part in curating and setting up the show (and taking it down), and the members and volunteers who manned the Show daily so it could be enjoyed by the visitors. Thank you.

And....many thanks to all the visitors who came to enjoy it.

Good wishes,

Anne Wood

Social Media & Publicity.

'After the rain' - Martin Moyers

Sam Scorer Gallery, Lincoln

'Vista' - a Show featuring LAS members.

Opened on Bank Holiday Monday 30 August and continued until Sunday 12 September.

Below are some images of artwork in the exhibition...

We hope you enjoyed the Show.

NEWS.....

Dear Members,

You will no doubt have heard the good news regarding the Usher Gallery. Its future has been secured as a functioning art gallery.

Special thanks must be passed onto the Usher Trust for its tireless work behind the scenes. In particular Chair of UGT Ian Walter and Lord Patrick Cormack.

We cannot forget the passion and hard work unleashed by members of S.L.U.G.

Last but by no means least, both the City and County Councils for finding common ground to ensure the James Usher legacy continues to enrich the cultural heritage of the City.

As regards the Lincolnshire Artists' Society, I am sure we will continue to have a presence in the Usher's exhibition calendar.

Phil Bowman

Chair

Lincolnshire Artists' Society