About Church Lane Gallery
Church Lane Gallery is the showcase of the Banbury Artists' Co-operative, located just off Parsons Street in Banbury. The gallery is managed and staffed exclusively by local artists who sell their work direct to the public, offering an ever-changing range of art and gifts at affordable prices. Visitors will find original artworks, prints, greeting cards, photography, ceramics, glass and jewellery in a broad range of styles and media. The gallery frequently features artist events and regularly adds new work, so there is always something new to see. Bespoke commission work is often possible for those seeking something more individual. The co-operative features a diverse range of local artists and welcomes submissions from artists wishing to join, though membership is by invitation. The gallery is an accessible space, with paid parking available at the top of Parsons Street next to the White Horse pub.
Features
- Wheelchair Accessible
Frequently asked questions
Is there parking nearby?
Paid parking is available at the top of Parsons Street, next to the White Horse pub.
Can I commission a bespoke piece of art?
Yes, bespoke commission work is often possible. Just ask the gallery and they will be happy to discuss creating an individual piece for you.
How can I join the gallery as an artist?
Membership is by invitation, but the gallery is always keen to consider applications from artists who can add to or complement what they offer. You should read the join page on their website for more information and get in touch that way.
Is the gallery wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the gallery is an accessible space.
What types of art and gifts are available?
The gallery offers original artworks, prints, greeting cards, photography, ceramics, glass and jewellery in a broad range of styles and media, all at affordable prices. New work is regularly added.
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