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Our debut at the Manchester Art Fair in 2024 marked the start of our art-fair journey across the UK, and we were thrilled to return once again in 2025.

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Manchester Art fair 2025

21st – 23rd November 2025, Manchester Central Convention Complex

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Manchester Art Fair 2025

We are delighted to announce our return to this year’s Manchester Art Fair. Following our successful debut in 2024, where we had the pleasure of meeting so many of you, it has been a privilege to return once again in 2025 with a curated selection of artists that reflects the quality and diversity at the heart of Jarva Gallery.

This year’s collection features work from both our established resident artists and a number of new names joining the gallery, including: 

Michael Talbot

Laura Critchlow

Andrei Protsouk

Jo Galindo

Roderick Thackray

Kirsty Coleman

Ella Nicole

Steve McLoughlin

Shaun Othen

Al Saralis.

Alongside paintings and sculpture, we are honoured to showcase the exceptional bronze work of Michael Talbot, exhibited alongside gallery favourites, offering something truly special for every collector and art enthusiast.

To everyone who visited our stand this year, thank you. Your support, enthusiasm, and encouragement mean more than we can express. We feel profoundly honoured to have built such a warm and wonderful community around the gallery. To those we had the pleasure of meeting for the first time — welcome, and thank you for being part of our journey.

And to our artists: thank you for your hard work, trust, and passion. Without you, there is no us.

If you would like to register your interest for complimentary tickets to future events, please use the contact form below. To stay connected with behind-the-scenes previews and announcements, follow us on social media.

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Past Exhibitions & Events

Remembering Diana Syder

Diana was a gifted painter and poet whose work captured the beauty of the natural world through loose, contemporary landscapes, still lifes, and abstracts. Based in Taddington, she exhibited regularly at Jarva Gallery and inspired many through her teaching, workshops, and writing.

Following her diagnosis with a brain tumour in spring 2022, Diana’s creative process was sadly brought to a halt. Not long after a sell-out exhibition of her paintings, we received the heartbreaking news of her passing, before she could know the full extent of her success and the joy her work brought to others.

Around a year later, her husband Martin reached out to us regarding Diana’s remaining works. After visiting her studio, Lyndsey and Martin carefully selected a collection of pieces ,both complete and unfinished, to form an exhibition celebrating Diana’s life and creativity.

The event, held at Jarva Fine Art in Buxton, featured her artwork alongside her studio stool and easel, a poignant reminder of her enduring artistic spirit. In honour of Diana 10% of all proceeds were donated to Blythe House Hospice, a local charity who cared for Diana during her final months.

Northern Art Exhibition- Spring 2025

Celebrating the creativity and character of the North, Jarva Gallery presented a special exhibition showcasing both established and emerging northern artists.

The collection featured works by resident artists Roderick Thackray, Steve McLoughlin, Leigh Lambert, and Ben Ark, alongside newcomers Andrew Hunt and Mark Brierley.

This exhibition was distinguished by the individuality of each artist’s interpretation of northern life and landscape, from Roderick Thackray’s imagined industrial scenes shaped by his years in the mining industry, to Andrew Hunt’s expressive portraits capturing the warmth and humanity behind his northern characters.

The contrast continued in the landscapes of Mark Brierley and Steve McLoughlin, one evoking the mood and drama of the lakes and moors, the other celebrating the vibrancy of meadows and rivers.

A true celebration of northern talent, the exhibition reflected the diversity, humour, and authenticity that define the region’s creative spirit.