This exhibition brings together a number of Teather’s obsessions over the last 10 years. The works are both diverse and instantly recognisable through their theatricality and sense of spectacle. The artist is always attempting to take painting “on a walk,” somewhere unexpected. The most familiar work here may be Teather’s magical realist paintings, which see unusual characters caught in uncanny situations. A collection of luminescent reinterpretations of Rembrandt’s self portraits attempt to explode the “noisy brushwork in the originals.” These are juxtaposed with the sharp geometry of the artist’s fractal reinterpretations of Old Masters paintings, that reveal the underlying energy points in these compositions. The artist’s latest pivot has been to paint in diffused tones the sublime and childhood wonderment. His most radical works may be his painted globes, which create immersive worlds that reinvent traditional forms of perspective. “Very clever... and beautiful.” BBC News "Teather's works frequently wrenches us back and forth through time and style; As we are shifted between romanticism and classicism we are left entranced, entertained and certainly captivated by the uncertainties." Professor Neil Powell, writer for Wall Street International "Teather's work is arresting, heart-stopping and exquisitely executed." Laura Williams, Art historian, East Publishing / Art 1821 "A leading UK artist." Press and Journal, Scotland Will Teather is known for creating arresting images that reveal a unique imagination combined with a mastery of traditional skills. The artist's paintings often depict curious characters caught up in uncanny situations. He has had an international career which included a spell as Anteros Artist-in-Residence and later joining their board of directors, helping to secure the current Norwich venue. His studio is based in Tombland, Norwich.