Exhibition Collections

Browse our specially curated collections from our expert gallery team and past exhibitions.

You can request to view any piece at our gallery in Liverpool or have your favourite shipped straight to your door.

Rooted in Joy

Rooted in Joy celebrates the beauty of contrast within nature, bringing together two distinct yet deeply connected abstract expressionist collections by Jessica Slack: Rooted and Radical Joy. The exhibition can be viewed at INNSiDE by Melia Hotel, Old Hall St, Liverpool L3 9LQ until January 2026.

*Due to the exhibition space located on the Meeting Rooms Floor, it is sometimes closed events. To ensure you can access the exhibition call the dot-art team on 0345 017 6660 or email gallery@dot-art.com when planning your visit.

Abstract Alchemy

In Abstract Alchemy, three dot-art artists Amanda Oliphant, Felice Beilin and Rachel McArdle use processes akin to alchemy to transform recordings, memories and lived experiences of nature in to abstracted depictions of landscapes in constant flux.

Bread & Roses 2025

Returning after the success of 2024, Bread & Roses is an affordable annual exhibition at dot-art Gallery coinciding with Liverpool Art Fair, which we also organise. Spanning across the summer, this exhibition brings together an array of new works from our Artist Members and displays a snapshot of their exciting portfolios.

Neon Nature

The paintings in ‘Neon Nature’ feature dense, vibrant foliage – ferns in shades of electric blue and lime green. I love to get in close and represent the twisting vines and glowing fruits and set these against outrageous backgrounds of saturated colour.  I paint in a highly detailed way, thousands of lines and dashes on top of an expressive free flowing base layer. All the paintings in this exhibition are about observation and understanding. In many cases, instead of standing back and admiring the full landscape, I focus on small areas – the shapes, the colours, texture.

Liverpool Lines

‘Liverpool Lines’ celebrates the timelessness of Liverpool City Region’s architectural landscape; unique in its quality array of architecture throughout the ages. The artworks displayed in this exhibition will bring forth a collection of memories for the audience, with each piece aiming to display a fresh perspective on the rich history and vibrant communities that define Liverpool.

ICONIC WOMEN

The portraits you will see will bring a rush of film names, songs and dates to mind as the women in this exhibition have driven progress through scientific efforts, in the sports industry and changing the views of women in the media and culture. From local legends to the world stage, they each show characteristics of excellence, channelling their talents and strength to rise; a rising tide raises all boats.

The Liverpool Collection 2024

Offering art that is both rooted in history and alive with modern perspectives and practices, highlighting the well-loved and hidden gems alike, this exhibition reveals Liverpool through the eyes of 25 dot-art Artist Members.

Echoes of Emotion

This body of work titled ‘Echoes of Emotion’ is an abstract interpretation of the relationship between landscapes and music for Claire Western. “I spend a lot of time outside walking. I am drawn to timeworn and eroded aspects of the outdoors, rock formations, potholes and rusty gates – all reveal a timeline of colours.”

Natural North

Rolling hillsides and a colder climate; this is the North of England. It holds the Lake District, the moors and the northern coast. The artists in this exhibition explore the far stretches of the ‘Natural North’ and all it’s natural beauty, devoid of the urban and man-made.

Figures in Space

An exhibition showcasing a complementary duo; James and Julie share a reflective temperament on the impact of their body and mind through experiencing nature, solace and changes in environment. Their abstract figures boxed into rooms or distant on vast beaches are obscured, creating opportunity for the viewer to find a character and themselves within these works.

Day & Night

dot-art and Dannielle Campbell present ‘Day & Night,’ an abstract series of contrasting nocturnal and day bright scenes. She uses art as a visual storytelling method, capturing the sense of seascapes and the raw energy in crashing waves and tidal surges. Through a simplified colour palette and texture that builds, she evokes emotions of the deep blue. Campbell centres her art as a process of exploring and understanding our ever-changing world.

Bread & Roses

The metaphor of Bread and Roses is that we all need bread to feed our bodies, but we also need to be nourished by life’s roses: art, music, literature, education, and nature.

As the cost-of-living crisis continues, we wanted to curate a group exhibition that showcases the best of affordable art. This show is dedicated to featuring original works under £200 and limited editions under £100. Owning art does not have to break the bank and quality artworks do not have to have eye watering prices.

This exhibition features a wide array of imagery and styles from over 20 dot-art Artist Members. On display you will find still life, cyanotypes, abstract paintings, lithographs, and charcoal portraits. A show for everyone, ranging from the traditional to the conceptual.

Art In The Ev Residency Exhibition: Ali Barker

Ali Barker’s work expresses music and sound in colour. She works with a fixed palette to represent the colours she perceives through her experiences of the phenomenon of sound-colour synaesthesia – when listening to music, she perceives notes of the musical scale as specific colours. These personal experiences are the inspiration and motivation for Ali’s artistic practice. Starting from her perceptions whilst listening to specific pieces, or working from sound recordings she has analysed, her translational processes develop excerpts into colourful abstract paintings.

The Art of Line

‘The Art of Line’ showcases three dot-art Artist Members working in the illustrative, graphic and design arena of art. Their impressive line work and unique styles come together in ink drawings, prints and graphic patterns. A running theme in the practice of Weatherstone, Goodwin and Harrison is their character creation to tell a story. In the work of Stu Harrison these futurist creatures break dance across the canvas amplifying the movement his line work creates and populating the world of ‘Beastly’, Stu’s artist persona.

Hidden Places

‘The Art of Line’ showcases three dot-art Artist Members working in the illustrative, graphic and design arena of art. Their impressive line work and unique styles come together in ink drawings, prints and graphic patterns. A running theme in the practice of Weatherstone, Goodwin and Harrison is their character creation to tell a story. In the work of Stu Harrison these futurist creatures break dance across the canvas amplifying the movement his line work creates and populating the world of ‘Beastly’, Stu’s artist persona.

The Liverpool Collection 2023

Why do we love Liverpool? Well let us try and count the ways; The football? The Docks? The Victorian Sefton Park Palm House? The sky-scraping Royal Liver Building? Perhaps you are more in tune with the music down Matthew Street? Obsessed with the shops in Liverpool One? A foodie for the worldwide cuisine offered on Bold Street?

Or maybe you love what we show here at dot-art Gallery, the art!

Degrees of Abstraction

Degrees of Abstraction brings together three abstract artists, Hilary Dron, Jessica Slack and John Sharp; each pushing the boundaries of gestures, geometric and natural forms. Abstract art can trick the human eye, as it searches for form and representation, and unlike figurative art, can evoke emotions through colour and shape. This show of large, vibrant paintings closes the door on reality and centres you in the realms of abstraction.

SPACE, LINE & COLOUR 2014-2023

John Petch’s work investigates the relationship between line and space. Challenging how the brain perceives and makes sense of the difference between what is understood and unfamiliar. I began painting in the mid 1960s moving from Op Art to Geometrical Abstraction being inspired by geometric imagery and pattern.

Petch’s paintings invite the viewer to be drawn into a conversation from a simple statement of pattern to the relationship between art and mathematical special awareness.

The Kitchen Table

Paying homage to the classic still life genre of art, the artists in this exhibition The Kitchen Table capture the stillness and beauty of this style. The Kitchen Table features quiet still lives of homely, domestic settings and the peaceful moments found in them. As a central focal point of the home, the kitchen table hosts solo dinners, family meals and conversation over cups of tea. A place of exchange and production of meals, food and memories. Race, Dereli, Ashcroft and Kamalian compose simple scenes focusing on arrangement of objects, colour and form.

Reflections

‘Reflections’ is open to the viewer’s interpretation of the word. Some may envision sky reflected in bodies of water, mirror images or perhaps are drawn to a more personal reading of inward-looking moments of reflection. The artists in this exhibition have interpreted the theme through these various lenses and offer up their diverse artistic approaches through portraiture, landscape and photography to support the viewer’s own contemplation of what ‘Reflections’ mean to them.

Around The World in Black & White

This exhibition from dot-art Artist Members transports us ‘Around the World in Black & White’, stopping off in Spain, Greece, France and many more iconic destinations. Taken from their travels, the artists in this exhibition share with us some of the delights our world has to offer, from civilisations gone before to buzzing cities. 

This group show combines the geometric style of John Petch, the graphic nature of Susan Brown’s lino prints and the loose pen and ink sketches from Steve Bayley. All coming together under the theme of global landmarks and making a monochrome statement. 

Icons

The exhibition ‘Icons’ is a star-studded celebration of the pop culture icons of our time, featuring portraits of influential 20th and 21st Century figures from the worlds of music, film and more.

Juliet’s eye catching, vivacious portraits of pop culture icons are created in her distinctive vivid style, with vibrant acrylic paint and bold, energetic brush marks to capture the very essence, personality and life force of these adored legends.

The Sea

“The sea is as near as we come to another world.” – Anne Stevenson

High tides and rolling waves – take in the wonder of our ‘blue world’ through paintings and photographs in ‘The Sea’. The great beauty of the deep can represent many things; endless possibilities, brewing storms, a calm horizon, or a place of pollution – the artists in this exhibition take on some of these concepts in their artwork.

The Liverpool Collection 2022

The Liverpool Collection is an exhibition packed with artistic perspectives on the beautiful city of Liverpool.

As our bustling and vibrant city returns to pre-pandemic times, so does a sense of normality. But as we know, things are never stable, as demonstrated on the political and economic stage over recent months. We hope Christmas joy and a sense of reflection as we wrap up 2022 will be found for our visitors in our annual Liverpool Collection exhibition, with visual reminders of the beauty and creativity in our own local community.

Other Points of View

Other Points of View is an exhibition by Yorkshire born David Brightmore featuring original large-scale paintings spanning from his daily scenery on passages through Wales and more recent pieces responding to the connectedness of people through the spread of the covid-19 pandemic. David’s bright palette and talent for developing energy and movement make mesmerising paintings.

Flora

Flora, the latest exhibition at dot-art gallery explores the historical and contemporary representation of flora, fauna and the style of still life. Each of the artists in this exhibition interprets through their uniquely developed style the organic curves and soft folds of flowers and leaves that we place in vases or plant in our gardens.

Clare Chinnery adds a contemporary pop of colour with abstracted roses and pansies dripping down the canvas. Andrew Sherriff offers a traditional observational view with his flower studies, having a background in life drawing and working tonally with light and shadow, adding surprising backgrounds of textured swirls. If these two artists are on a scale of style well then Grahame Ashcroft sits in the middle with his shapely compositions of close-up flowerpots and planters, all in zingy bright colours but true to the form of the flower species he analyses.

The Interior

“The Interior” exhibition features two contrasting Liverpool artists; Ali Hunter with her inky and illustrative works on paper and Lorna Morris who creates immense realism in her tranquil paintings.

Both artists, though different in style, do share one thing: their subject matter of “The Interior”. Highlighting sanctuaries, reading nooks and often overlooked spots in our own abodes, these art works celebrate the ordinary and moments of stillness in a room of one’s own.

Trees Through Time & Seasons

This exhibition consists of Hazel Thomson’s fascination with the passing of time and seasons through our natural world. Hazel focuses her lens and hyper-realistic paintings on trees as they adapt to their surroundings; shedding and sprouting leaves, exposing and enveloping branches as winter turns to spring and spring into summer.

Traces Through The Landscape

‘Traces Through The Landscape’ is a solo exhibition by Amanda Oliphant, featuring a new body of work exploring the emotions and ideas the landscape can conjure when walking through it.

The artist says: “The feeling of my footsteps upon a broken path, obstacles I go around, breath-taking vistas that stop me in my tracks, taking my breath away. The noise of crows calling or the beauty of a songbird singing, hidden layers of colour and light, the force of the wind and rain upon my face, and the reassuring warmth of the sun gifting me a feeling of content. All elements that seep into my own consciousness and that remain when I’m back in my studio transferring these experiences through paint – they are a journey of life, they are ‘traces through the landscape’.” – Amanda Oliphant

Find original works in oil and cold wax by Amanda Oliphant highlighting the tones and mood of the Landscape.

Sunrise / Sunset

Seeing in a new season with colour and scenes of sunshine, this new exhibition at dot-art brings together a selection of artworks from dot-art artists as a group show; landscapes, photographic collages and sun filled scenes that tell us spring has sprung.

This exhibition helps us look forward to brighter times with an optimistic air despite recent worldwide events.

Colourful and using nature as a muse, this collection of works can provide some respite and the promise that better days are coming.

After The Rain

After The Rain is an exhibition of works by Nathan Pendlebury on display at INNSiDE hotel by Melia in Liverpool until May 2022.

This exhibition shows a selection of paintings mainly from Nathan’s ‘Waterloo Series’, celebrating landscape in all its forms; suburban, urban, coastal and otherwise. The series was produced from sketches taken around a specific coastal area of sand dunes and lakes in Waterloo, near to the artist’s home in North Liverpool.

On The Brink

On The Brink is an exhibition on climate change and species loss in the UK, featuring 7 dot-art  artists.

Each of the seven exhibiting artists has examined aspects of nature and wildlife affected by climate change and used the visual to give a face to this issue that seems too big to see yet is staring us in the face.

The Earth has always known species loss, from the dinosaurs onwards, but we are now seeing this loss at hugely accelerated rates, due the actions of humans. More and more species find themselves on the brink.

The Liverpool Collection, 2021

Celebrations and portrayals of Liverpool by over 17 dot-art Member artists.

Find original works and limited edition prints in an array of media from collage to watercolour to ceramics, with the common theme of portraying Liverpool in all its glory.

Grasses, Trees, Flowers and Seas

Grasses, Trees, Flowers and Seas invites you to take a closer look at the world’s natural wonders, from the buds of a flower to the crescendo of a crashing wave, come and immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the world through paint. This Collection features artists Hilary Dron and Steve Bayley.

Landscapes of the Imagination

At a time where we could all benefit from a little escapism, dot-art’s new exhibition invites you to walk through a world of imagined landscapes created by artists Carol Miller, Brigitte Watkinson, Natalie Gilmore, and Simon Cooper.

Out of the Darkness

dot-art Gallery opens its doors for the first time in 2021 with new exhibition Out of the Darkness, showcasing works by artists Madeleine Pires and Haylea Archer.

Out of the Darkness explores an expression of life through art, creating an experience that is personal yet part of a collective journey as we transcend the limitations of our thoughts through the medium of paint.

The Liverpool Collection

Showcasing work by dot-art members, The Liverpool Collection is dedicated to celebrating the wonderful city of Liverpool, the wider city region and its fantastic artist community.

View from a Window

Life in lockdown has been an exercise in resilience, patience and strength and while isolation has not been easy, it has been incredible to see the dot-art community adapt and overcome the many obstacles caused by COVID-19. View from a Window showcases a collection from dot-art members who used their time in Lockdown to create works that captured the solace and sorrow of the outside world, through the view from their window.

The Liverpool Quartet

dot-art x Liverpool Biennial

Liverpool Biennial and dot-art have collaborated for the first time to produce a new limited edition by dot-art artist, Fatemah Dashti. This new commission sits within a set of existing Liverpool Biennial editions by Ryan Gander, Frances Disley and Richard Woods, entitled The Liverpool Quartet.

Under £50

Browse and shop a brand new collection of art for just under £50. With affordable pieces from over 20 different artists in a variety of styles, you can find a sentimental yet unique gift for an art lover or simply treat yourself to a brand new piece of art for your home.

Under £100

Browse and shop local art for just under £100. We have specially selected a range of art which we think would make the perfect gift for an art enthusiast.

Under £250

Discover the gift they really want with our carefully selected collection of limited edition and original art for under £250. Indulge your loved ones with a unique piece of art from a local artist.

Winter Wonderland

Browse through some wonderful wintery artwork. Get in the festive mood early and get hunting for that unique Christmas gift, we have what you’re looking for!

Gifts for Dad

dot-art has curated a collection of affordable gifts perfect for the father figure in your life. Browse through this beautiful selection of artwork, from originals to limited edition prints, with something for every price range and find a bespoke gift for someone special.

Gifts for Mum

dot-art has curated a collection of affordable gifts perfect for the mother figure in your life. Browse through this beautiful selection of artwork, from originals to limited edition prints, with something for every price range and find a bespoke gift for someone special.

Gifts for Her

dot-art has curated a collection of affordable gifts perfect for her. Browse through this beautiful selection of artwork, from originals to limited edition prints, with something for every price range and find a bespoke gift for someone special.

Nature Lovers

dot-art has curated a collection of affordable gifts for all you Nature Lovers out there! Browse through this fantastic selection of artwork, from originals to limited edition prints, with something for every price range and find a bespoke gift for someone special.

Gifts for Creative Enthusiasts!

Here at dot-art, we believe that you can always find solace and inspiration in art so we have put together a collection of affordable gifts perfect for budding creatives! Browse through our selection of gift ideas and give this gift of creativity.

Gifts for Football Fans!

dot-art has curated a collection of affordable gifts for our cities biggest Football Fans, whether you’re a Red or a Blue or just a fan of the sport, we have something for you!

Pixel

A widely debated art form, digital art explores the crossover of creativity and technology, with many digital resources emulating traditional fine art tools allowing artists an unlimited platform to express themselves.

This collection comprises of paintings and collage each piece realised by innovative computer technology and the digital emulation of traditional fine art tools.

Expression Through Colour

This collection features work from dot-art exhibition Expression Through Colour at the Anglican Cathedral showcasing artists Nathan Pendlebury & Ali Barker.

Pendlebury & Barker form a vibrant pair; both celebrating the potential of colour, abstraction, movement and music within their bright highly charged compositions.

The Art of Connection

We believe that keeping people connected through art and creativity is important now more than ever. We have put together a collection of work created over the last few months to help lift your spirits and remind you that despite the uncertain situation find ourselves in, we can always find solace and inspiration in art.

The Father’s Day Collection

Father’s Day 2020 is just around the corner, and there may have never been a more important time to show your loved ones just how much you appreciate them. A meaningful gift may not compare to being together with your family this year, but dot-art can help you choose a personal gift to make Father’s Day 2020 as positive and celebratory as it can be.

The Art of Rhythm

Transcending the gap between sound and image, this collection explores the cross-over between music and visual art, presenting works that reflect the texture and rhythm of sound through bold and gestural abstract works.

#LightNightatHome Exhibition

Home is a memory? Space? Feeling? What will home mean when we Emerge from this crisis? Responding to Light Night 2020’s theme of home, our artist members explore what home means to them, and what home will mean to us all in the future. #LightNightatHome

Borderline Exhibition

Exhibition Borderline showcased the work of five North West based artists, each exploring the relationship between geographical boundaries in a variety of artistic styles.

Figurative Art

The human form has been a subject of wonder and symbolism throughout the history of art. Discover a collection of portraiture and figuration which explores aspects of the real world and what it means to be ‘us’. 

Landscapes

A collection of iconic landscape works for every art lover’s budget.

Statement Art

Large-scale, emotive, bold. Browse a collection of art which will make an impact in any room.

Welsh Landscapes

A beautiful collection reflecting the connection between Liverpool and Wales. Discover beautiful Welsh landscapes and the striking topography our neighbouring region provides for us to enjoy and explore.

The Liverpool Collection

We love our city and know you do too, so we’ve curated a collection filled with Liverpool-inspired original art and limited edition prints.

Light on Water Exhibition

Browse a collection of original and limited edition art from our recent exhibition Light On Water; a showcase of striking art exploring the interplay of the two elements.

Best Sellers

Browse a collection of the best selling limited edition prints from your favourite local artists.

Metamorphosis: John Petch x OMD

A collection of art created by artist John Petch who designed the cover artwork for OMD’s 16th studio album, The Punishment of Luxury. Browse original pieces and limited edition prints including The Punishment OMD Album Art signed by the band!

The Arboretum Collection

A beautiful collection of art inspired by nature and botanical subjects. Curated to be a forest of naturalism and abstraction, this collection contains a range of original artwork and limited edition prints that will create calm and tranquillity in any home.

Wanderlust

Browse a collection of art that will take you around the world. Transport yourself away from rainy Britain to far-flung destinations, from holiday-inspired beauty spots to culture filled city life. Feel holiday refreshed from your own home with our wanderlust prints and original art.

The Gift Collection

Nothing makes a more special and thoughtful gift than a piece of art. Browse our new collection of unique and sentimental limited editions and original pieces from local artists.

Monochrome

Browse a collection of dramatic and emotion driven art, each piece employing an effectual and fragmented black, grey, and white palette in order to provide structure to their space, subject and figures.

Abstract

Browse and buy affordable abstract artwork or request a viewing at the dot-art Gallery.

Geometric

Browse our special collection of limited edition and original geometric artworks

Photography

Discover fine art photography with limited edition prints from £25

The Figure Exhibition

Friday 3 February – Saturday 25 March 2017

Featuring Faith Bebbington and David Brightmore.