Meet the Maker: Louise Neilson “The Peak Potter is inspired by naturally created patterns, forms, and textures. Specialising in hand building techniques, Louise creates unique ceramic pieces influenced by the landscape of the Peak District.” derbyshireopenarts.co.uk

Derbyshire Open Arts event 25th-27th May at our lovely no 89 (Market Street, Chapel en le Frith SK23 0JD) with guest artist Emma Hoten and café proceeds to the community hub at 89. Ingrid Katarina Karlsson is making new work to show at DOA, here another piece in the Abode series.

Chapel en le Frith is where our group Peak Vision Arts is based. We meet and exhibit through out the year in our lovely community hub No 89, on the high street itself. Come and visit the Capital of the Peak during Derbyshire Open Arts, we would love to see you! ☕️

Our group Peak Vision Arts are in the starting blocks now for our Derbyshire Open Arts event in our home town of Chapel en le Frith. You will find us Saturday 25th, Sunday 26th, Monday 27th Mayat no 89 Market Strert with lots of diverse new work and a café on the premises. ☕️

@peakvisionarts (venue 19) open again today Sunday 10-17 at no 89 Market Street, Chapel-en-le-Frith, SK23 0JD. We have a café on the premises so you can come out of the rain, have a hot cuppa and home made cakes! ☕️

We just recovered from the Derbyshire Open Arts weekend, but a new month brings new challenges! Ingrid Katarina Karlsson is getting ready for Haddon Hall Gatehouse Gallery with PeakDistrictArtisans. Here her latest piece in the Abode series, the crumbling old Ferriser Farmstead in Macclesfield Forest.

Haddon Hall Gatehouse Gallery PeakDistrictArtisans 3-9 June 2024. Ingrid is a narrative artist telling stories through mixed media, landscapes, wildlife, words, places and journeys. Favoured techniques using mono printing in crystalline watercolour, layering, and machine stitching.

Haddon's Gatehouse Gallery is currently hosting an exhibition by PeakDistrictArtisans with nine artists from 17th to 23rd June. Ingrid Katarina Karlsson is known as a narrative artist telling stories through mixed media, subject matter inspired by landscapes, wildlife, words, and places.

Ingrid Katarina Karlsson has finished Abode series, which looks at little buildings in the landscape. This story, in 12 chapters, has meandered through the seasons around the Peak District as well as the north of Sweden. This final one is called Sheep Farm, Chapel en le Frith.

This is the last week of @peakdistrictartisans at @haddonhall Gatehouse Gallery. I will be there tomorrow (and Sunday) bringing some new prints in with me, such as the classic Lud’s Church.

July is here with the Buxton Festival. One of the Fringe venues is Art in The Crescent where Ingrid Katarina Karlsson will be exhibiting with 14 other members from PeakDistrictArtisans. Friday 5th - Sunday 7th 10.00-17.00.

Great Dome Art & Design Fair 2024. 19-21 July, Devonshire Dome, Buxton. Meet the artists: Ingrid Katarina Karlsson is a mixed media narrative artist inspired by the Peak District as well as her Swedish roots. She creates colourful textures developed through mono-printing, collage and stitch.

A hot afternoon setting up in the Royal Devonshire Dome for @peakdistrictartisans Great Dome Art Fair. Preview tonight at 18.00. Lovely to be back here with around fifty exhibitors. 🥳

Artist on holiday means letting go of all the nitty gritty, washing your mind clean of worries, and just being. Ingrid Katarina Karlsson is returning from a wonderful summer stay in northern Sweden, hopefully with renewed energy for an autumn in the studio.

I’m looking forward to the Autumn Art Fair with PeakDistrictArtisans the 9th & 10th November at The Whitworth Centre, Darley Dale, DE4 2EQ, 10.00-16.30. You will find me in the Gallery with new original work, framed and mounted prints, plus brand new cards in the Bird Box series.

Sneak preview! Three pieces just finished in my brand new series Rhythms. These will be on display at our Autumn Art Fair with Peak District Artisans this weekend at the Whitworth Centre Darley Dale DE4 2 EQ. Saturday 9th & Sunday 10th November, 10.00-16.30, free entry. Welcome!

From The Buxton Advertiser: Peak Vision Arts, a collective of five artists inspired by the Peak District, is excited to announce their November Show Saturday, November 16 and Sunday, November 17 at Number 89 Market Street, Chapel-en-le-Frith, SK23 0JD from 10:00 AM to 4:00

Peak Vision Arts, a vibrant collective of five artists inspired by the beauty and spirit of the Peak District, is set to present their November Show! Join them on 16–17 November in Chapel-en-le-Frith for a celebration of local creativity and community 🎨 artsderbyshire.org.uk/whats-on/art-e…

Welcome to Derbyshire Open Arts in Chapel en le Frith, where Peak Vision Arts is showing at no 89 Market Street, SK23 0JD. The café offers lots of home baked goodies!

This original piece “Häradsvägen, Umeå” went to a good home this @derbyshireopenarts weekend. A big thank you to all who came to buy, browse and banter at the @peakvisionarts venue in Chapel en le Frith. We had a great time and our no 89 café was thriving. Thank you! 🙏