Jane Wormell

Jane Wormell's breathtakingly detailed depictions of flowers, leaves, and other botanical elements are not only beautiful, but they also capture the essence of nature in a way that is both...

'I am interested in the atmosphere each flower creates, its relationship with the plants around it and the spaces created between.' 'I let my paintings do the talking.' Quotes by...

The gallery will be welcoming 2019 with New Year, New Art, an exhibition of 31 artworks priced up to £5,000 that have not previously been exhibited, including still life, landscape,...

In July 2017 Jonathan Cooper will be holding the gallery’s first joint show with Jane Wormell and Tom Mabon. Both artists are inspired by and capture the changing British seasons,...

Jonathan Cooper began 2017 with an exhibition of new, affordable artworks, priced up to £5,000. The gallery also ran a virtual advent calendar in December 2016, releasing one artwork on...

In honour of the 300th anniversary of the birth of the garden designer Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown, Visit England has declared 2016 the ‘Year of the English Garden’. Jonathan Cooper will be marking this tercentenary with Green and Pleasant Land, an exhibition celebrating the beauty and diversity of the Great British landscape. From the shifting seasons of Tom Mabon’s Black Isle to the verdant abundance of Jane Wormell’s London garden, this exhibition will offer visitors a rich panorama of Britain’s landscape and wildlife through the work of six contemporary painters: Taha Afshar, Roland Corbin, Julia Hawkins, Tom Mabon, Jane Wormell, and John Worthington.

Jonathan Cooper began 2016 with a mixed exhibition of new, affordable artworks. Priced between £450 and £5,000, each painting, drawing, ceramic or sculpture was specially produced for the exhibition.

Park Walk Gallery began 2015 with an exhibition at the London Art Fair .

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