Isabelle Carr
‘Flint’ a show of painting and sculpture.
24th January - 28th February 2026
Our winter artist-in-residence is Isabelle Carr.
In Dorset where Isabelle grew up, ‘flint’ is commonly found in the fields, surfacing and resettling with the cycles of the land. This new body of work explores the stone as both substance and structure, drawing parallels between flint’s cellular formations and contemporary systems of circulation, conduits, pathways, and channels that similarly guide movement.
Rebecca Sammon
13th - 4th April 2026
Rebecca Sammon is working on an exciting solo running show in March 2026.
More details soon…
Chelsea Vivash
9th April - 2nd May 2026
Chelsea Vivash will be exhibiting a collection of bespoke marquetry pieces in the gallery through April 2026. More details coming soon…
James D Wilson
12th June - 11th July
Artist James D Wilson will be returning to This House in June for an exciting showcase of new paintings which continue his work exploring the relationship between abstraction and memory. More details soon…
Artist-in-Residence
1st -29th August
In August we will present an exhibition of work by an artist made during residency at the cottage. Details to be announced soon…
Louise Boulter
21st October - 1st November
Illustrator Louise Boulter will be showing a collection of paintings showcasing her on-going exploration of theatre, circus and pantomime, featuring a cast of mystical characters and motifs.
More details soon…
Past exhibitions…
‘trinket’
3rd - 24th December
A curious collection of vintage and artist-made objects to treasure.
This House has curated this playful collection of trinkets, artefacts and curiosities which will be available in the Gallery this December. Join us in celebrating a more thoughtful approach to the season.
David Phillips
5th - 29th November 2025
‘Going Somewhere Else’
For David Phillips visiting other places is an important catalyst for the propagation of new work. What will happen is always unknown and often surprising. From depictions of a small town in Michigan to recollections of our own Stroud hills, this exhibition offers a glimpse into the singular visions of a fascinating artist.
