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Guildford House Gallery welcomes first solo exhibition by award-winning artist

Lucy Pass exhibition

Artist Lucy Pass, winner of the Guildford House Open 2024 competition, will begin her exciting first solo exhibition at Guildford House Gallery on Saturday 5 July. 

The exhibition will feature more than 20 unique drawings and paintings, and will showcase Lucy's striking and expressive style.

Lucy won the Guildford House Open 2024 competition in December. Supported by leading visual art consultancy Parker Harris, the competition received over 1,000 entries from 500 artists in only its second year. An exhibition of shortlisted entries featured 2D and 3D work by 80 artists.

Cllr Tom Hunt, Deputy Leader and Lead Councillor for Economy and Place, says:

"We're excited to welcome Lucy's first solo exhibition to Guildford House Gallery, and to continue our work with the Parker Harris team. The Guildford House Open exhibition gave visitors the chance to see a diverse range of work by talented artists from across the UK. Now they can explore Lucy's modern artistic talent in our historic Gallery."

Marine Costello, Partner at Parker Harris says:

"Lucy Pass is an artist to watch. Her award-winning work can touch the hearts of anyone watching. Lucy is already making waves in the art world, with her portraits that speak to the invisible layers of human experience. This is an exhibition not to be missed from an artist who has important things to say."

The exhibition will run until Saturday 27 September. Guildford House Gallery is open Tuesday to Saturday, 10am to 4.30pm, with last entry to the exhibition at 4pm. Admission is free. 

You can find out more about what's on at Guildford House Gallery. 

Published 3 July 2025.