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WILD AT HEART SOLO SHOW
18 OCTOBER – 28 FEBRUARY 2026
AVON MILL GARDEN CENTER, LODDISWELL DEVON

This new collection was produced either on her muse Burgh Island watching tides roll in and out and the elements have thier way or whist living in a yurt off grid surrounded by nature on a special piece of Dartmoor re-wilded land with ancient woodlands, rare indigenous species and stunning inspirational views.

Emma travels to both places to paint as an artist recluse uninterrupted except by her dogs to focus entirely on her practice as a painter.

The result is Emma’s most free flowing expressive work to date, full of colour and the raw energy of the elemental moors and the small tidal island she calls home.

Garden and Art Centre open 10-5pm everyday.

Exhibition runs in the cafe and above the cafe in the gallery room upstairs.

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ISLAND ARTIST STUDIO OPEN ALL YEAR ROUND

Appointments available in Torbay

Please call 07786 810277

or email [email protected]

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ISLAND ARTIST TOURING ART VAN GALLERY AND STUDIO 2025

Dates on location TBC

(please see social media #burghislandartist for updates)

For over twenty years Emma Carter Bromfield has been a regular exhibitor at galleries with her fresh, atmospheric paintings of coasts and seascapes but now she will take to the local lanes as she sets up her studio and gallery at local beauty spots throughout the Southwest in her restored Luton van mobile galley.

She describes her style as ‘contemporary impressionism’, exploring seascapes and landscapes in all seasons in increasingly abstracted style.

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ROYAL WILLIAM YARD

BLOCK PLYMOUTH

Emma has been invited to collaborate with the urban regeneration project that is BLOCK which sees community at it’s heart whilst providing work, social, health arenas at The Royal William Yard in Plymouth. Royal William Yard, a place steeped in history, exudes an aura of grandeur and significance. Once a vital hub of the British Royal Navy, its imposing structures and elegant facades whisper tales of maritime prowess and industrial innovation. Emma’s artistic exploration is poised to unravel the layers of history that have shaped this iconic locale, capturing the essence of its heritage and breathing new life into its narrative.

Emma’s residency presents an opportunity to interpret and reimagine this architectural heritage through the lens of contemporary art, infusing the old with the new, and creating a dialogue between tradition and innovation. Urban regeneration, a transformative force, has breathed vitality into Royal William Yard, redefining its purpose and revitalizing its spirit. As the artist-in-residence, Emma is poised to reflect this regeneration through her work, capturing the dynamism and energy that now permeate this historic space. Her art becomes a mirror to the evolving identity of the Yard, celebrating its resilience and adaptability in the face of change.

In her art, the past and the present converge, and the essence of Royal William Yard finds a voice that resonates far beyond its storied walls.

Royal William Yard, Melville Building, Plymouth PL1 3RP

GALLERY REPRESENTATION

The Mayne Gallery – Kingsbridge

The Brownston Gallery – Modbury

Artenox – Topsham

Seadog Gallery – Exmouth

Avon Mill – Loddiswell

The Devon Artisan Hub – Loddiswell