About Us
The Tin Shed has been showcasing contemporary art and design since 2013.
We now represent some of the best artists and makers from the North of England and Scottish Borders at pop-up events and via 50 online artists' studios and virtual gallery
Find out more about Art Trail 2025 Northumberland and the Scottish Borders.
We really hope you enjoy visiting us at our live events and also here online.
Main Image - Christmas by abstract photographer Peter Down.
New Work
Here are some of the latest pieces to land in our Artists' Studios.
Artists regularly add new work to their Studios so please keep popping back to follow your favourites.
Hidden Messages is one of the stunning new pieces created by textile artist Deb Cooper. Head over to her online Studio to see more of her work.
Catriona's Second Book is the work of artist Sarah Morpeth who creates books and work in cut paper. Visit her studio to find our more.
Regeneration, a mixed media piece using acrylic and household paints by Durham-based artist Alison Gargett. See more in her studio.
Recent Arrivals
This is where we welcome the most recent arrivals to our growing online community.
The Tin Shed's Artists' Studios are now home to nearly 50 artists and makers.
Please head to the Studio Directory where you can browse all the artists and click on your favourites to visit them and see more of their work.
Lydia London is a visual artist based in Midlothian, Scotland. Her paintings are inspired by woodland landscapes and gnarled trees.
Natalie Goodman creates detailed freehand machine embroideries, drawing inspiration from nature. She draws on a wide range of techniques.
Peter Down is an abstract photographer based in Northumberland. He is a member of Morpeth Camera Club and the Royal Photographic Society.
Join us at an exciting new series of arts' events, exhibitions, fairs, workshops, demonstrations and open studios at various venues and locations across Northumberland and the Scottish Borders.
Spread across the entire year, the spotlight will fall on specific locations at different times. Some locations will become mini trails within it, as we invite nearby artists' studios and galleries to join us during our visit.
The Trail will stretch across Northumberland and the Scottish Borders, introducing you to local artists and makers along the way. Every one of them is a small independent local business.
We hope to help them reach an even wider audience and also support other local businesses and arts' venues.
Find out more here
It you're an artist, maker, arts' venue, gallery or business and interested in becoming involved please email us at info@thetinshed.co.uk
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