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2025 | September Newsletter

2025 | September Newsletter

It’s time to welcome September and the exciting art events that come with the new season!

Our website is in the process of being refreshed with a new COLLECT section. In COLLECT Rabley Gallery will offer capsule collections by each artist with works that are available to buy online

A special new monthly feature is our curated collections.  ‘SEPTEMBER 25′  will be on the Rabley walls, available to view by appointment and online.

NEWS ‘OUT & ABOUT’ links you to the galleries and museums across the country with exciting exhibitions, talks and events featuring Rabley Gallery artists: Katherine Jones will be in conversation with Jo Baring at Gainsborough’s House in Suffolk on 27 September; Paul Furneaux is exhibiting at Drum Castle in Scotland and Sarah Gillespie is part of WILD, at RAMM in Exeter. this is an insight into our global relationship to repairing our connections with nature. 

We hope you will enjoy some great art and trips!

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COLLECT

Curated Collection – September 25

 

Our new curated collection for September brings together a selection of twelve works by Katherine Jones RA, Molly Martin and Natasha Michaels – in an imagined encounter an ancestor is revisited,  there is a hum at night, and a dreamscape to be found!

These works are exhibited on the wall throughout September and available online: HERE

Katherine Jones RA
Katherine Jones’ recent paintings and prints expand on the motifs of flowers with repeated echoes of stamens and petals, sometimes within the same image. There is a tangible shift within each delicate surface, reflecting the painterly qualities of luminous light and colour.
 
Molly Martin
In ‘Red Bed’ swaddled, squashed figures nestle and are surrounded by  ambiguous dream-like faces.
Martin has a particular preoccupation with ‘The Bed’ that is a reoccurring theme for inspiration  where memory and conscious thought combine like sequins in a kaleidoscope, and we are taken on new journeys through the dreamland.
 
Natasha Michaels
Natasha Michaels’ monoptypes seem to arrive at the intersection of history and the present, casting a disorienting glance at the past, while fixing an uneasy, almost accusatory stare on the present. Drawing on the rich, formal language of Renaissance and 19th-century portraiture, Michaels works with a palpable ambivalence—both celebrating and upending these traditional forms.
Molly Martin, Red Bed, 2023, Diptych, Oil on Panel, 30 x 60 x 3cm
Molly Martin, Red Bed

Oil on panel, 30 x 60cm

Painting by Katherine Jones RA of flower in ochre and earth tones
Katherine Jones RA, A Hum at Night

Oil and acrylic on panel, 24 x 32cm (detail)
Natasha Michaels, Understudy VII – Sailor

Monotype, 30 x 20cm

Out and About

DRUM Castle - North by North East
EXHIBITION
 
North By North East
Paul Furneaux
Ends 2 November 2025
 
Paul Furneaux RSA creates layered, abstract works that echo the colours, shapes and textures of both Scottish and Japanese landscapes. His approach was shaped by four formative years spent living and studying in Japan. Curated and presented by Drum Castle.
 
Exhibition location: Drum Castle, Drumoak, AB31 5EY
 
EXHIBITION & COMMISSION
 
WILD
Ends 4 January 2026
 
Sarah Gillespie has closely observed a tiger moth specimen in RAMM’s collection, her four large-scale drawings highlight this moths recent, rapid population decline. These drawings are a RAMM commission. WILD explores our relationship with the natural world and looks at how people across the globe are creating, rebuilding and repairing connections with nature.  
 
Exhibition location: RAMM, Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery, Exeter, EX4 3RX
 
EXHIBITION
 
EVERGREEN
Eileen Cooper RA
Ends 9 Feb 2026
 
Evergreen explores landscape as a place for shelter, both welcoming and revitalising through a selection of paintings and drawings personally significant to the artist. Earth, sea and sky are experienced from the ground up. The figures are literally immersed in their world.
 
Location: Academicians’ Room, Keeper’s House, The Royal Academy of Arts, London, W1J 0BD
 
TALK & EXHIBITION
 
Talk: Katherine Jones RA in conversation with Jo Baring, Director of the Ingram Collection. 27 September,  6:00 pm – 7:00pm
 
Exhibition: Fine Ladies and Gentle Men’ Curated and Presented by Gainsborough’s House Museum. Ends – 19 October 2025
 
Katherine Jones first solo museum exhibition brings together complex narratives based on literary influences and natural forms.
 
Exhibition location: Gainsborough’s House, 46 Gainsborough Street, Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 2EU
 
EXHIBITION
 
Sanctuary,
Ian Chamberlain – Tom Hammick – Katherine Jones
10 Oct – 25 Nov
 
Glasgow Print Studio presents Sanctuary, a three-person exhibition in original print, painting and drawing. Sanctuary suggests refuge or safety from persecution or other danger, while also acting as a corollary for ideas of protection, shelter, harbour or asylum.
 
Exhibition location: First Floor Gallery, Glasgow Print Studio, Trongate 103, Glasgow G1 5HD
 
RABLEY GALLERY
VIEWING
 
By Appointment
View works for sale by Rabley Gallery Artists.
 
London: The Printworks, Stockwell SW9
Wiltshire: Rabley Drawing Centre, SN8 2LW
 
Image: Prudence Ainslie, IRORI – SHINRIN (sunken hearth – forest), 2022 (detail)
Japanese Woodblock, 32 x 26 cm, Edition10
 

This post displays content from Rabley Gallery’s September Newsletter email sent on Sunday 14 September 2025. If you would like to be kept in the loop – to receive news about artists, exhibitions and new works, please join our mailing list by clicking the link below.

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