About our exhibitions

Explore our past exhibitions and discover our diverse collection and exciting research.

Each year Watts Gallery hosts several exhibitions. Responding to themes explored by our artist-founders George and Mary Watts, below you can explore our exhibitions from previous years, arranged chronologically.

List of Exhibitions

2026

  1. Women of Influence: The Pattle Sisters

  2. Lines & Lineage: Three Wood Engravers

  3. A Print by Naomi Munuo. Two red-haired individuals seated at a table, each engrossed in reading. The person on the left wears a red dress with a white collar, reading a book with a teal cover. The person on the right reads a magazine. A large leafy plant sits in a brown vase between them. The scene is set in a room with orange star-patterned curtains, a patterned tablecloth, and glimpses of a sea and sky outside the windows.

    In Print: Seven

2025

  1. Peter Brookes: Political Cartoonist of The Times

  2. Painting of a red-haired woman in a green flowy dress, holding a pomegranate up to her chest with both of her hands.

    Scented Visions: Smell in Art 1850—1915

  3. Women’s Support Centre Surrey: New Beginnings Art Awards

  4. Exploring Senses: The Society of Graphic Fine Art

  5. Cyanotype print of plant silhouettes. White imprints of wildflowers and grasses are superimposed against a mottled background of deep blue, beige, and light yellow, evoking a watercolour effect. The composition is a close up and the image is softly focused.

    Richmond Printmakers: Lasting Impressions

  6. A flat, rectangular artwork against a light beige background, featuring numerous small, colourful paper birds in flight. Some birds are perched on thin branches with delicate white clusters, while others are suspended mid-air with wire-like attachments. Scattered amongst the birds are small birdhouses and cages. The title, "Crowded Skies," by Lucy Dorothy

    Handcrafted

  7. Flower Fairies logo

    Flower Fairies™: The Magical World of Cicely Mary Barker

  8. The Spirit of Charleston

  9. Watts Creative Circle Exhibition