This exhibition presents work by Kittie Jones and Wynona Legg, both experienced wildlife artists.
Working primarily from the direct observation of animals in the wild, their aim is to capture the movement and constant change that characterises the natural world.
Some of the work on display was created during the various lockdowns when both artists had to adapt: while Kittie found wildlife in the city, Wynona discovered online webcams from nature reserves across the globe, which allowed her to observe and draw animals live as they crossed her laptop!
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