Gallery Blog

It’s rare to find someone who works at the same creative pace. You can share something half-formed and trust they’ll understand what you meant, not just what you said.

So if you didn’t see over on socials, I did an April fools where I elaborately explained that I’m paining the biulding pink. The best thing about the April Fool’s post wasn’t the joke. It was how quickly it showed the vast difference in the way people show up online.

Not everyone walks into a gallery ready to buy a large piece of art and that’s completely fine. For lots of people, collecting starts with something small. A postcard on the fridge, a little print tucked into a frame, something pinned above a desk that makes you smile every time you see it.

How to work with Pink Seaweed Gallery. A straight-talking guide for artists who want to be part of a supportive, curated, independent gallery on the Isle of Man.

Pink Seaweed has a bit of a reputation for being “too expensive” and honestly, im ok with that.

Artist is a word we all use, but it doesn’t mean the same thing for everyone. This is a little ramble on art degrees, self taught makers, hobby artists, full timers and the quiet ones who still don’t feel brave enough to claim the title.

If you’re interested in creativity in a real, everyday sense, if you like knowing where things come from or if you enjoy a bit of behind-the-scenes gallery life, you’ll probably feel at home here.