Newsletter November 2023

Sue is a contemporary folk artist who tells stories through her art, responding to current events, celebrating rural life and commenting on our society. She makes her own egg tempera paint from egg yolk and often paints on Herringbone weave linen in true folk art tradition.

The exhibition was initially inspired by the Nine Ladies Dancing stone circle at Stanton in Peak. Sue went on to see dancing everywhere, in the mystical wind-blown branches of weeping willow and then in the human interaction with outside and nature and then just in the joyous colours and shapes of nature.

See more about Sue and her work on her artist page.