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Gallery 27 is a vibrant new pop-up gallery in the heart of Exeter, curated by Exeter artist Hannah Oram. Showcasing a collection of her most recent original paintings alongside affordable prints and greeting cards, the gallery is designed as a welcoming space where visitors can pause, explore and reconnect with creativity.
Known for her expressive use of colour and uplifting style, Hannah's work is inspired by the beauty, emotion and everyday moments that bring joy. Her paintings aim to lift the spirit, spark connection and remind us of the brighter side of life.
Visitors are warmly invited to browse the collection, relax in a deckchair, and enjoy a slower pace for a while. Hannah is painting live in the gallery each day and is always happy to chat about her creative process. There's even the promise of a cup of tea for anyone who would like to stay a little longer.
For those feeling inspired, a selection of art materials - from felt tips and pencils to paints - will be available for visitors to experiment with and enjoy their own creative moment.
Alongside the artwork, Gallery 27 is also selling beautiful seasonal flower bunches from local Devon flower farm Blue Teasel Flowers, whose sustainably grown blooms are cultivated on the banks of the River Exe.
Whether you're an experienced art collector, looking for a thoughtful gift, or simply seeking an uplifting place to spend half an hour, Gallery 27 offers a warm welcome, colourful inspiration and a chance to discover something beautiful.
| Season (8 June 2026 - 26 June 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday - Friday | 10:00 | - 15:00 |
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