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Exhibition by leading photographer Phil Rigby will mark the re-opening of the Heaton Cooper Studio archive gallery in Grasmere.

The mountains and fells of the Lake District that are known as Wainwrights, painted here by our artists

Swimming in the lakes and tarns of the Lake District is nothing new. My grandfather swam in the tarns - and painted them

Cyclists love a cafe when out for a long ride, and Mathilde's is the best in the heart of the Lake District

The paintings of Lakeland’s best-loved artists are hitting the big screen once again. Keen-eyed viewers of the newly-released movie Supernova, star...

Cumbria’s dream team artist couple, Julian and Linda Cooper, are in the spotlight as their work continues to be admired. Julian, described as Brita...

Being in the Lakes this spring has been like stepping back in time. Director of the Heaton Cooper Studio, Becky Heaton Cooper, reflects on a strange time...

For five days he fought against the altitude to make a painting while seracs cracked off, stones fell, glacial dust was blown up from the cliff b...

Our first ever art market was held here in the archive gallery…on the first weekend of the Christmas season. And it was judged to be a great succe...

Another exhibition which challenges audiences to look at the landscape in a different way is to be staged here at the Heaton Cooper Studio archive ...

An exhibition which captures a key moment in Lake District history has opened here in Grasmere at our Heaton Cooper archive gallery. Indeterminat...

Grasmere has been hitting the headlines recently with our studio at the heart of the village’s cultural identity. The October edition of the glossy...

A new exhibition highlights the dramatic changes to the Lake District landscape after Storm Desmond

In the week that he opens another new exhibition in the Lakes, Britain’s leading mountain painter Julian Cooper has been presented with a top award...