Residents can explore a new exhibition showcasing creative talent from across the region at Chapel Arts Studios in Andover.
State of Flux, an exhibition by artists from the Chapel Arts Studios (CAS) Associate Artist Programme, runs at The Chapel in St Mary's Cemetery from August 22 to September 5, 2026.
The exhibition is open daily from 11am to 4pm as part of Hampshire Open Studios 2026.
State of Flux features new work exploring transformation and metamorphosis through experimental contemporary art.
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Russ Tunney, director of Chapel Arts Studios, said the exhibition supports artists and brings more people through its doors.
He said: "We've got the associates exhibition opening very soon."
The exhibition highlights work by artists in the CAS associate network and offers a glimpse into their creative processes.
Mr Tunney added: "Everything that we do, one reason for doing it will be to introduce more people to us."
He said the organisation wants to show how arts and culture improve life in the local community, adding: "We really want culture to demonstrate the role that we play in making our area a better place to live."
Test Valley Borough councillor Iris Andersen is urging people to visit the exhibition and support local artists.
She said: "I encourage all people to attend the exhibition.
"Everyone should have a look at the different artists and their displays which is really fantastic artwork."
Visitors can see artists’ responses to change and transformation while learning more about Chapel Arts Studios, which hosts exhibitions, workshops and cultural events at The Chapel in St Mary's Cemetery.
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