Abstracted mages of the local landscape are on show in Arundells Gift Gallery, 59 Cathedral Close, Salisbury SP1 2EN as part of Salisbury Art Trail 2026 (CLOSED ON WEDNESDAYS)
Salisbury Cathedral’s summer contemporary art exhibition brings together six artists who explore water as a symbol and an influence that shapes our world. Participating artists are Ro Robertson, Lubaina Himid RA, William Pye, Ryan Mosley, Joy Hillyer, Kate McMillan, Phoebe Boswell
Exhibition is open to the public when the cathedral is open to visitors (normally 9.30-17.00 Mon-Sat, 12.30-16.00 Sunday, but please check website before coming. www.salisburycathedral.org.uk)
Footprint (Water Meadows, Second Series IV, 2024, acrylic on canvas)
The (very) Local Landscape : abstracted images of the Wiltshire landscape local to the artist’s home in the Chalke Valley are on view at Yew Tree Cottage, Whitsbury Road, Odstock, Salisbury SP5 4JE
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11-3pm (except Mondays)
Open call to artists in the locality of Messums West to present work that speaks of connection to the landscape and sense of awareness within nature. Four artists were selected for solo shows during February.
Venue: Messums West, Place Farm, Court Street, Tisbury SP3 6LW
https://www.messums.org +44 (0)1747 445042
A solo exhibition combining abstracted images of Wiltshire and human impact on its landscape with more experimental work where the landscape is less certain and the interventions often dramatic. The Resistance paintings have their roots in the conflict in Ukraine
Fisherton Mill Gallery, 108 Fisherton Street, Salisbury, Wiltshire SP2 7QY Tel:01722 415121
A solo show of Abstracted images of Wiltshire from the (very) local landscape of the artist’s studio
The Barnes Bookshop, London SW13 0DQ
Solo show at Waterstone’s Bookstore Salisbury. participating in Salisbury Art Trail 2022
Painting selected: ‘Sundered’ from The (Very) Local Landscape Series
Annual event at Salisbury Art Centre showcasing the work of artists from Wiltshire and surrounding counties. Hillyer’s paintings Ebble Rivered 8 & Ebble Rivered 11 take their inspiration from one of salisbury’s five rivers.
Salisbury Art Centre is normally open 10am - 3pm Tues -Sat but please check before visiting 01722 320117/ https://www.wiltshirecreative.co.uk
The river is within us, the sea is all about us’ T S Eliot
Paintings in mixed media by Joy Hillyer and three other artists which explore ideas of fluidity and transition; the essence of water and its resonances in the environment. Hillyer’s paintings have their origin in the Ebble, one of Salisbury’s chalk rivers.
The exhibition is free (10am - 4pm daily) but you must book your visit: please contact Sarum College on hospitality@sarum.ac.uk /01722424800
CURRENTLY POSTPONED DUE TO COVID RESTRICTIONS: PLEASE WATCH THIS SPACE
Annual event at Salisbury Arts Centre showcasing work of artists from Wiltshire and surrounding counties. Hillyer’s painting, Ebble Rivered I takes its inspiration from one of Salisbury’s five rivers.
Salisbury Art Centre is normally open 10am - 3pm Mon-Sat but please check before visiting 01722 320117 / info@wiltshirecreative.co.uk/ https://www.wiltshirecreative.co.uk
Joy Hillyer is exhibiting paintings inspired by living near the Thames in Central London at Celebrate Voice, The Lockdown Shows: Unlocked at Durnford Manor, Salisbury.
Doors open 5.30. Admission by ticket only: www.celebratevoice.co.uk
A series of Joy Hillyer’s paintings that take their inspiration from glimpses of the Alpine landscape, capturing the revelation of colour and light outside the refuge while leaving an ambiguity about the darkness of the shelter. The exhibition includes other images from the Alps and a triptych of the American Desert
The exhibition is free (10am - 4pm daily) but you must book your visit: please contact Sarum College on hospitality@sarum.ac.uk /01722424800
https://www.sarum.ac.uk/joy-hillyer-art-exhibition-mountain-refuge
‘The river is within us, the sea is all about us’ T S Eliot
Paintings in mixed media by Joy Hillyer and three other artists which explore ideas of fluidity and transition; the essence of water and its resonances in the environment. Hillyer’s paintings have their origin in the Ebble, one of Salisbury’s chalk rivers.
Sarum College, 19 The Close, Salisbury SP1 2EE. Part of Salisbury Art Trail 2020
An exhibition of Joy Hillyer’s paintings exploring ways of experiencing the landscape will be on view whenever Sarum College is open to the public (normally 9-5 Mon-Sat, 10-4 Sun). Please check the website before visiting (sarum.ac.uk)
PRIVATE VIEW Thursday 19th September 6 - 8pm
PRIVATE VIEW TUESDAY 25 September 6-8pm
MORLEY COLLEGE FINE ART MENTORING: Group show of 12 practising and emerging artists
159 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 7DG
ARTISTS' TALKS Sunday 2-4pm
OPEN STUDIO at 3 Little Cloister, Westminster Abbey showing a range of work, including some early work, paintings relating to the American desert and the Swiss Alps, Abstract paintings referencing Covent Garden Flower Market and the Thames Steps Series. The studio features new abstract work (the Mountain Refuge Series) to be shown at Espacio Gallery September 25 - 30th
Inclusion of painting, Out of the Sacred Space 2, in Limited Edition book Where is God in our 21st century world? published to accompany Chaiya Art Awards 2018
An exhibition of Joy Hillyer's paintings at Winchester Cathedral curated by Sophie Hacker can be viewed whenever the Cathedral is open to the public (please check website: winchester-cathedral.org.uk)
Edge I (a painting in Acrylic & oil on panel) is on show at this group exhibition of drawing, painting and sculpture at Morley Gallery
An exhibition of Joy Hillyer's paintings curated by Steve Wright in Cheyneygates, Westminster Abbey
One of Joy Hillyer's Thames Steps paintings will be on view at the Discerning Eye exhibition at the Mall Galleries, The Mall, London SW1
An exhibition of Joy Hillyer's paintings curated by Steve Wright in Cheyneygates, Westminster Abbey
An exhibition of Joy Hillyer's paintings curated by Steve Wright in Cheyneygates, Westminster Abbey