There is no examination process, all are welcome. Click the link to learn about the many benefits of CAG membership.
CAG has a fantastic line up of events for 2025: master classes, workshops etc. Have a peek by clicking the link.
Coming soon is our eShop where any member can sell their artworks to the public. CAG is unique in this. Have a look!
Master class demonstrations by professional artists take place on the fourth Wednesday of the month at the United Reformed Church, Caterham 7.30pm-9.30pm.
Free to all members, £5 visitors, £2 students.
Coffee, tea, and homemade cakes served! £2 suggested donation.
Do come to a demonstration any time you like: whether considering membership or not.
The annual CAG Summer Art Exhibition is very popular. Run to a high standard, members are entitled to exhibit their art including paintings, sculpture and ceramics. There is no judgement nor curation procedure with any individual artist's work. We leave that up to you. We also hold pop-up exhibits throughout the year.
Do come check out the next Summer Exhibition on 1st August 2025.
CAG holds various workshops on certain Saturdays at St. Mary the Virgin Church Hall, Caterham. They run from 10am to 4pm. Materials for workshops can be provided with advanced notice.
Led by well-known professional artists, these workshops offer a hands-on learning experience and a very enjoyable day for all. And you do not have to be a member.
£40 members' fee/£45 non-members' fee.
Plein Air days, Sip'n Sketch, and visits to exhibitions are some of the days or evenings out that are arranged on an ad hoc basis throughout the year.
Details are circulated to members well in advance of each event. The days are free but there may be an entry charge to the destination.
Ian is a master at portraiture!
Having painted Winston Churchill for American clients, and having painted portraits of the royal family, we are excited to host him for this demonstration of his very popular pet portraiture. Don't miss it!!
To be held in the United Reformed Church Hall, 1 Harestone Hill, Caterham CR2 6SXIan
Ellie gave an instructive demo on the joys of oak gall inks: tannins extracted from oak galls which are abnormal growths caused by insects' larvae invading the tree pods. It is a wonderful ink with properties than no manmade watercolour can imitate. See Ellie's recipe for oak gall ink in the May newsletter in the link below.
It was a brilliant workshop all about layering memories in a single painting. The quality of art that came out of this workshop was impressive! More in the newsletter (linked below).
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