The Society of Wildlife Artists seeks to generate appreciation and delight in the natural world through all forms of fine art inspired by the world’s wildlife.
Updates from SWLA
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SWLA News | Announcements | ExhibitionsThe Natural Eye 2020 Award Winners
The Award Winners at The Natural Eye 2020.
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SWLA News | ExhibitionsThink Big!
A look at some of the artists at The Natural Eye 2020 who have been inspired by big landscapes, big animals or made big paintings.
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SWLA News | ExhibitionsA Passion for Peregrines
This year's Natural Eye exhibition is blessed with a number of works by different artists inspired by peregrines.
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SWLA News | ExhibitionsInspiration During Lockdown
During these difficult times it is unsurprising that many artists have looked closer to home for inspiration for their work in The Natural Eye 2020.
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SWLA News | Announcements | ExhibitionsThe Natural Eye 2020
The Natural Eye 2020 held at Mall Galleries, London is the 57th annual exhibition of the Society of Wildlife Artists and is going ahead as planned at the galleries.
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SWLA News | ExhibitionsA Host of Hares
A look at the artworks inspired by hares at The Natural Eye exhibition 2020
Updates from SWLA Members
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Members’ News | ExhibitionsBrodde and Woodhams exhibit at Galleri ESK, Ørsted, Denmark
Two SWLA members based in Denmark; Marco Brodde and Ben Woodhams, exhibited together at Galleri ESK in Jutland, Denmark
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Members’ NewsFriends of SWLA: Studio Visit with Carry Akroyd
A write-up of a lovely day out for Friends of the SWLA visiting Carry Akroyd at her home studio
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Members’ NewsWild Wings over Lonely Shores
Wild Wings over Lonely Shores – an exhibition by Robert Greenhalf
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Members’ News | ExhibitionsOver Land and Sea
A group exhibition at Waterston House in Aberlady showcasing the work of four SWLA professional members.
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Members’ NewsGreg Poole 1960–2018
News of the sudden death of long-term SWLA member Greg Poole.
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Members’ News | WorkshopsUd i det blå – ‘the great outdoors’
Field Painting course on Bornholm, with Ben Woodhams and Greg Poole, 9–5 September 2018