Archive: Nature’s Patterns was an exhibition in 2018.

Nature’s Patterns

High Peak Artists explored patterns found in nature in Nature’s Patterns, an exhibition at the Art Café in Pavilion Gardens, Buxton.

The exhibition was part of the 2018 Buxton Festival Fringe. Its themes included clouds, sand, trees, animal markings, landscapes, shells and snowflakes.

Poster for the 2018 Nature’s Patterns exhibition

The 2018 exhibition brought together paintings, ceramics, photography, printmaking, wood, textiles, glass and jewellery. The works were offered for sale at the time.

Golden honeycomb artwork and a landscape artwork of Kinder Scout
The Power of Six by Sarah Myatt (fused glass, left) and Kinder Scout by Ingrid Katarina Karlsson (right).
Colourful concentric artwork titled Geode
Geode by Yvonne Oates

Gallery in the Gardens is the home of High Peak Artists, in Pavilion Gardens. See the gallery’s visitor information for current details.

The Fringe listed the show for 4–22 July 2018; a Fringe review said it continued until 2 September.

Butterfly wing-inspired jewellery displayed in a cabinet
Butterfly Wings range by Lisa Salt.
Framed artworks on a wall at the exhibition
Some of the work in the Nature’s Patterns exhibition.
Turquoise and silver jewellery displayed in a cabinet
Natures Patterns range by Adele Kime.