A new exhibition is set to showcase the wild beauty of Yorkshire.
‘Clare Haley: Light of Yorkshire’ features more than 20 original paintings by contemporary landscape artist Clare Haley – her largest collection to date.
To celebrate the exhibition, Haley will be releasing ten smaller ‘Windows to the Wild’ paintings alongside her main body of work, and will also release her first-ever signed, limited-edition print, entitled ‘Heading North.’
Haley develops her paintings with the help of location photography, imagined places, and research of weather and clouds (Image: Clare Haley)
Haley describes her work as “contemporary northern landscapes which mostly appear timeless, of any era – earthy, wild places to become lost in.”
The exhibition opens at York Fine Arts on Yorkshire Day (Friday, August 1), with a meet-the-artist event to take place on Saturday, August 2 from 1pm to 3pm.
The exhibition will run until August 31, and is open from 10am to 5pm, every day of the week.
More information about Haley and her work is available at https://clarehaley.com/







































