The sea, majestic and humbling, has been inspiring artists from our island nation for centuries. In this exhibition, it is illustrated in its most diverse forms with a variety of media by seven very different artists. Alan Watson's charcoal drawings of waves crashing against stormy headlands are dramatic and powerful, while Ian Rawnsley's oil paintings evoke a sense of mystery in its vast scale. Malcolm Cheape will also be exhibiting his unique textured pieces, alongside Chris Forsey whose quaint fishing villages promise to wash away the day's troubles and inspire memories of peaceful times beside the sea.

New work : Stained Glass artworks framed and lit from within. These gorgeous stained glass pieces show the versatility that can be used in working with glass as an artistic medium. Alec has extensive experience working with glass, including many large scale public artworks. In 1997, following the conclusion of his studies, he took up a position of senior designer with Glass Effects, the largest commercial Glass studio in Dubai, UAE. The projects were predominantly large-scale operations including Dubai' s landmark Wafi window, the largest in the Middle East, and the Burj al Arab-, the world's tallest hotel. Alec is a member of the British society of Master glass painters-BSMGP, the Scottish Glass Society and the Royal Glasgow Institute of Fine Arts (RGI) Please enquire if you would like to know more about these unusual statement pieces.