OBS Gallery

OBS Gallery OBS Gallery is a contemporary art gallery in Tonbridge, Kent. We hold 2 exhibitions a year, one from Jan - Feb and one from Sept-Nov.

There are free activity trails for children, accompanying events and entry.

LAST HOUR to see the show! Come visit 12-4pm this Sunday.Free Entry & Gallery TrailsModern Relics, by Matthew Lintott17 ...
08/03/2026

LAST HOUR to see the show!
Come visit 12-4pm this Sunday.

Free Entry & Gallery Trails

Modern Relics, by Matthew Lintott
17 January – 8 March.

📸

Contact [email protected] to arrange weekday visits for schools and specialist groups, with guided tour from our gallery educator, or self-guided.

Modern Relics is a solo exhibition by printmaker Matthew Lintott on tour this year.

The show explores how perceptions of deep time and space can affect our relationship with the land. Through woodcut relief printmaking, sculpture, and audio, Matthew draws on myths and geology to unearth the past, the wild, and the remote, taking us back to ancient landscape and materials.

Inspired by traditional Japanese woodblock techniques, Matthew prints predominantly by hand, without the use of a printing press. Working with geological material, including the fossilised remains of a 200 million year old squid, he produces his own printing ink, reanimating the ancient material into a new form.

On Tour from:

LAST HOUR to see the show! Come visit until 4pm today Free Entry & Gallery TrailsModern Relics, by Matthew Lintott17 Jan...
08/03/2026

LAST HOUR to see the show!
Come visit until 4pm today

Free Entry & Gallery Trails

Modern Relics, by Matthew Lintott
17 January – 8 March.

📸

Contact [email protected] to arrange weekday visits for schools and specialist groups, with guided tour from our gallery educator, or self-guided.

Modern Relics is a solo exhibition by printmaker Matthew Lintott on tour this year.

The show explores how perceptions of deep time and space can affect our relationship with the land. Through woodcut relief printmaking, sculpture, and audio, Matthew draws on myths and geology to unearth the past, the wild, and the remote, taking us back to ancient landscape and materials.

Inspired by traditional Japanese woodblock techniques, Matthew prints predominantly by hand, without the use of a printing press. Working with geological material, including the fossilised remains of a 200 million year old squid, he produces his own printing ink, reanimating the ancient material into a new form.

On Tour from:

LAST DAY to see the show ~ All Welcome! Come visit 12-4pm this Sunday.Free Entry & Gallery TrailsModern Relics, by Matth...
07/03/2026

LAST DAY to see the show ~ All Welcome!
Come visit 12-4pm this Sunday.

Free Entry & Gallery Trails

Modern Relics, by Matthew Lintott
17 January – 8 March.

📸

Contact [email protected] to arrange weekday visits for schools and specialist groups, with guided tour from our gallery educator, or self-guided.

Modern Relics is a solo exhibition by printmaker Matthew Lintott on tour this year.

The show explores how perceptions of deep time and space can affect our relationship with the land. Through woodcut relief printmaking, sculpture, and audio, Matthew draws on myths and geology to unearth the past, the wild, and the remote, taking us back to ancient landscape and materials.

Inspired by traditional Japanese woodblock techniques, Matthew prints predominantly by hand, without the use of a printing press. Working with geological material, including the fossilised remains of a 200 million year old squid, he produces his own printing ink, reanimating the ancient material into a new form.

On Tour from:

Final Weekend of the show! Come visit 12-4pm this Saturday & Sunday.Free Entry & Gallery TrailsModern Relics, by Matthew...
06/03/2026

Final Weekend of the show!
Come visit 12-4pm this Saturday & Sunday.

Free Entry & Gallery Trails

Modern Relics, by Matthew Lintott
17 January – 8 March.

📸

Contact [email protected] to arrange weekday visits for schools and specialist groups, with guided tour from our gallery educator, or self-guided.

Modern Relics is a solo exhibition by printmaker Matthew Lintott on tour this year.

The show explores how perceptions of deep time and space can affect our relationship with the land. Through woodcut relief printmaking, sculpture, and audio, Matthew draws on myths and geology to unearth the past, the wild, and the remote, taking us back to ancient landscape and materials.

Inspired by traditional Japanese woodblock techniques, Matthew prints predominantly by hand, without the use of a printing press. Working with geological material, including the fossilised remains of a 200 million year old squid, he produces his own printing ink, reanimating the ancient material into a new form.

On Tour from:

Final Weekend of the show! Come visit 12-4pm this Saturday & Sunday.Free Entry & Gallery TrailsModern Relics, by Matthew...
06/03/2026

Final Weekend of the show!
Come visit 12-4pm this Saturday & Sunday.

Free Entry & Gallery Trails

Modern Relics, by Matthew Lintott
17 January – 8 March.

Contact [email protected] to arrange weekday visits for schools and specialist groups, with guided tour from our gallery educator, or self-guided.

Modern Relics is a solo exhibition by printmaker Matthew Lintott on tour this year.

The show explores how perceptions of deep time and space can affect our relationship with the land. Through woodcut relief printmaking, sculpture, and audio, Matthew draws on myths and geology to unearth the past, the wild, and the remote, taking us back to ancient landscape and materials.

Inspired by traditional Japanese woodblock techniques, Matthew prints predominantly by hand, without the use of a printing press. Working with geological material, including the fossilised remains of a 200 million year old squid, he produces his own printing ink, reanimating the ancient material into a new form.

On Tour from:

Come see the show! Free & Open to the Public, at weekends. TODAY until 4pm. Family ‘Drop-In’ Workshop, TODAY 12-4pm, i...
01/03/2026

Come see the show! Free & Open to the Public, at weekends. TODAY until 4pm.

Family ‘Drop-In’ Workshop, TODAY 12-4pm, in Big School.
Join our gallery educator, artist Caroline Bugby… experiment with simple printmaking techniques.

Modern Relics, by Matthew Lintott
17 January – 8 March.

Contact [email protected] to arrange weekday visits for schools and specialist groups, with guided tour from our gallery educator, or self-guided.

Modern Relics is a solo exhibition by printmaker Matthew Lintott on tour this year.

The show explores how perceptions of deep time and space can affect our relationship with the land. Through woodcut relief printmaking, sculpture, and audio, Matthew draws on myths and geology to unearth the past, the wild, and the remote, taking us back to ancient landscape and materials.

Inspired by traditional Japanese woodblock techniques, Matthew prints predominantly by hand, without the use of a printing press. Working with geological material, including the fossilised remains of a 200 million year old squid, he produces his own printing ink, reanimating the ancient material into a new form.

On Tour from:

Come see the show! Free & Open to the Public, at weekends. From 1-5pm TODAY & 12-5pm on Sunday. Modern Relics, by Mat...
28/02/2026

Come see the show! Free & Open to the Public, at weekends. From 1-5pm TODAY & 12-5pm on Sunday.

Modern Relics, by Matthew Lintott
17 January – 8 March.

Family ‘Drop-In’ Workshop THIS SUNDAY, 12-4pm, in Big School.
Join our gallery educator, artist Caroline Bugby… experiment with simple printmaking techniques.

Contact [email protected] to arrange weekday visits for schools and specialist groups, with guided tour from our gallery educator, or self-guided.

Modern Relics is a solo exhibition by printmaker Matthew Lintott on tour this year.

The show explores how perceptions of deep time and space can affect our relationship with the land. Through woodcut relief printmaking, sculpture, and audio, Matthew draws on myths and geology to unearth the past, the wild, and the remote, taking us back to ancient landscape and materials.

Inspired by traditional Japanese woodblock techniques, Matthew prints predominantly by hand, without the use of a printing press. Working with geological material, including the fossilised remains of a 200 million year old squid, he produces his own printing ink, reanimating the ancient material into a new form.

On Tour from:

Come see the show! Free & Open to the Public, at weekends. Check opening times before travel*. This weekend we will be ...
14/02/2026

Come see the show! Free & Open to the Public, at weekends. Check opening times before travel*. This weekend we will be open from 1-5pm this Saturday & Sunday.

Modern Relics, by Matthew Lintott
17 January – 8 March.

Family ‘Drop-In’ Workshop, 12-16:00, in Big School, Sunday 1 March

*Check schedule: www.emftheatre.com / Whats On

Contact [email protected] to arrange weekday visits for schools and specialist groups, with guided tour from our gallery educator, or self-guided.

Modern Relics is a solo exhibition by printmaker Matthew Lintott on tour this year.

The show explores how perceptions of deep time and space can affect our relationship with the land. Through woodcut relief printmaking, sculpture, and audio, Matthew draws on myths and geology to unearth the past, the wild, and the remote, taking us back to ancient landscape and materials.

Inspired by traditional Japanese woodblock techniques, Matthew prints predominantly by hand, without the use of a printing press. Working with geological material, including the fossilised remains of a 200 million year old squid, he produces his own printing ink, reanimating the ancient material into a new form.

On Tour from:

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Tonbridge School
Tonbridge
TN91JP

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Saturday 12pm - 4pm
Sunday 12pm - 4pm

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