Gallerina

17/10/2026

Stunning new Paintings by Paul Denham have just been added to our website...Pictured is 'Setting Sun' Oil on Board
116.5cm x 68.5 cm

https://www.gallerina.co.uk/paul-denham

16/10/2026

We are introducing a new artist to the gallery at our Autumn exhibition on the 24th October (From 12 noon)
We are so excited to get them hung & looking amazing x

15/10/2026

Our Autumn exhibition takes place on 24th October from 12 noon.
This exhibition will also mark 10 years since we moved from Duke Street. 28 years in business in total!!
Autumn is the season when the gallery shines, we do hope you can join us & help us celebrate 🍁 🍂

10/10/2026

Our Autumn exhibition this year coincides with our 10 year anniversary in this building, we will be celebrating on Saturday 24th October from 12 noon. Everyone is welcome to join us!!

10/09/2026

We are having an Autumn Exhibition Saturday 24th October, this date also celebrates 10 years in our 'new' building!!! We can't believe it, those 10 years have gone by so quickly! We would love it if you joined us to celebrate! Everyone welcome x

27/08/2026

Catch our last week of the exhibition.
The last day is Sunday 30th August, if you haven’t had chance to come along yet try and get to see it, it is well worth a visit.
With Bronzes by David Cemmick and photography by Peter Haygarth

22/08/2026

01/08/2026

A little while ago Freeman Johnson Solicitors asked if they could use the gallery as their venue for a networking event, we were more than happy to say yes and we have to say that the evening went really well and was enjoyed by everyone who came along.

They arranged for tasty nibbles from The Deli House Darlington ....Drinks were served and lovely photographs were taken by Geoff Perry.
It was really lovely to see some of the local businesses come together in the gallery, everyone was full of enthusiasm for our town and it was such a positive atmosphere.

01/08/2026

‘Crag’ Haystacks. By Graham Vasey

‘On a murky day in late April, clouds hung heavily across the fells above Buttermere. As we set off on our day’s objective, the small but rocky fell of Haystacks, still clear of the weather. But no sooner had we started to climb the rain came in, blotting out the views and soaking through our boots! On trips like this I usually travel light, choosing more compact camera gear. With me on this occasion I’d brought my little Rolliecord which though small shoots 6x6cm negative on 120 film with pin sharp lens.
Thankfully the incessant damp didn’t reach my camera and as we descended towards the Warnscale bothy the cloud lifted, revealing the vast expanse of striddle Crag and Fleetwith Pike rising beyond….A view too good to resist!!’

18/07/2026

‘Silent Protest’
Standing tall, human-like but not, the Silverback clutches what is left of his forest. A golden branch, cut down and discarded by man, for greed with no thought for the future. In silent protest he makes his stand.
Bronze sculpture by David Cemmick
(Studio photograph of David taken by Tracy Kidd Photography)