Barometer's annual end of year show about a colour. 2014 will be summed up in green and greenish art and craft by selected artists.

Hand dyed and pieced silks by Barbara Rogers.

Barbara Rogers works with the Shibori clamp resist technique itajime.

Exhibition and sale featuring Tradition Textiles’ collection of woven merino wool and pashmina scarves and throws designed by Deborah Emmett in collaboration with traditional textile artisans in India.

Alanakar, is a Hindi word translates as tracery, adornment or decoration; metaphorically it represents visual enhancement or value addition.

Alanakar the exhibition integrates pattern, line and motif into the tracery of natural colour with hand made embroidered, dyed and woven textiles.

Françoise Holtzmacher shows us a sense of sadness, absurdity, and abandon that pervades the Yangon Zoological Gardens in Myanmar. Listless captive animals are juxtaposed against joyous and grotesque animal statues, once again raising the question about the relevance of zoos.

An associated exhibition of the Head On Photo Festival 2015

'Trespass' operates as series of echoes thrown beyond some limit; a horizon line, a window’s edge, the surface of a still body of water. Playful, liminal, the imagery explores that sliver of photographic space that bleeds outwards, establishing a poetics of mirroring between the object photographed and an iconography borrowed from a far older lexicon.

A selection of new photographs by Catherine Rogers from the Waiting Rooms series.

Sally Campbell Textiles celebrates 10 years of her handmade textiles business with a sale of quilts, throws and vintage treasures.

Clamp resist dyeing of fabrics by Barbara Rogers.

Contemporary textiles and clothing featuring floral designs executed in shibori, a Japanese resist dyeing technique and silk painting.