Society of Wildlife Artists London annual exhibition

Actor Director Sam West says we who make our art out in nature are REBELS!

That's what Sam West said in his inspirational speech as he opened the Society of Wildlife Artists Annual Exhibition in London last week.

New book - Exciting opportunity! - £50 and £80 drawings.

The opportunity I am offering is this:

A complete list of artworks in Leo du Feu solo show, ‘Homecoming’, Burgh Halls Gallery, Linlithgow, until 13th September 2026.

With three weeks left to visit Leo du Feu’s big summer solo show, ‘Homecoming’, here’s Ronald Hunter’s article in Linlithgow’s Community Magazine.

‘Homecoming’ runs until 13th September 2026 at Linlithgow Burgh Halls Gallery.

Nick Jones reviews Leo du Feu’s solo show, ‘Homecoming’, for ArtWork arts newspaper, edition no.242 July-Aug 2026.

Homecoming runs at Burgh Halls Gallery in Linlithgow until 13th September 2026.

A virtual tour of my biggest ever solo exhibition, Homecoming, is live on the Burgh Halls Gallery website.

The physical show runs in this gorgeous gallery in the historic heart of my hometown, Linlithgow, until 13th September 2026.

And now, wherever you are in the world, you can now enjoy it too.

My biggest ever solo exhibition, Homecoming, is now open!

The opening evening was wonderful, in the beautiful, bright, Burgh Halls Gallery in the historic heart of Linlithgow.

I was ecstatic to spend those hours surrounded by so many special people from so many parts of my life.

My solo show opens next week in the Burgh Halls Gallery in the historic centre of my hometown, Linlithgow.

Back in 2008, a year and a half out of art college, I was extremely excited to receive an award at the Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour (RSW) Annual Exhibition. It was a really prestigious award, the Alexander Graham Munro Travel Award, awarded for “best artwork by an artist under 30”. Fast forward from 2008 to present day, March 2026. The 145th Annual Exhibition of the RSW has just ended and I am delighted to have been part of it, with my large Isle of May mixed media piece hanging on the walls of the Royal Scottish Academy alongside 300 other selected artworks.

Fourteen years and ten days ago – 9th February 2012 – I posted my first ever blog post. It came after a period of long interesting art-nature-writing chats with my great friend and fellow artist Kittie Jones. I had been offered the opportunity of having a book published, I was very excited and I was very uncertain. I wanted the book to contain my artworks and my writings, not someone else’s. But did I know how to write?