Signed printLow Water, giclée print
Ilse Marandi. Edition of 50, 40 x 50 cm
$180
Northlight Gallery shows six exhibitions a year of contemporary painting, print and sculpture, and sells original works and signed prints in the gallery and online. Larger pieces are sold by enquiry, with a private viewing or a call with the director.


Ilse Marandi spent two winters painting one stretch of estuary at low tide, and Tidal Ground brings fourteen of those canvases together for the first time. The paintings drift between mud, water and sky until the line separating them almost disappears.
Every work in the show is for sale. The smaller studies can be bought below, while the large canvases are sold by enquiry so that a viewing, delivery and hanging can be arranged around you.
Prints are signed and numbered in editions of fifty or fewer, and every original comes with a certificate signed by the artist. Works above $2,500 are sold by enquiry.
Signed printIlse Marandi. Edition of 50, 40 x 50 cm
$180

Kofi Ardel. Edition of 30, 50 x 70 cm
$240
OriginalIlse Marandi. Original study, 30 x 24 cm
$950

Noor Vantreight. Edition of 40, 30 x 40 cm
$140
SculptureTomas Ebube. Unique cast, 22 cm high
$1,800
In the exhibitionIlse Marandi. 150 x 120 cm, in the current show
Price on enquiry
EnquirePrints ship rolled or framed and originals ship crated and insured, with delivery charged at checkout. A work can be sent back within 14 days if it arrives damaged or is not as described.
Each show runs for about seven weeks, opening on a Thursday evening, with an artist talk on one of its Saturdays.
| Dates | Exhibition | Medium |
|---|---|---|
| 10 Oct to 14 Dec | Tidal Ground, Ilse Marandi | Painting |
| 9 Jan to 22 Feb | Paper Weather, nine artists | Works on paper |
| 6 Mar to 26 Apr | Shore Forms, Tomas Ebube | Sculpture |
| 8 May to 21 Jun | Night Ferries, Kofi Ardel | Screenprint and painting |
| 3 Jul to 23 Aug | The summer hang | Gallery artists |
Whether it is a first print or a large canvas, the same people look after the work from the wall to your home.
See a work alone in the gallery outside opening hours, or on a video call with the director walking you round the room.
A work can be held for 48 hours while you decide. The red dot only goes up beside it once the sale is agreed.
Originals travel in made to measure crates, insured from our door to yours, to most countries.
Two technicians deliver, unpack and hang larger works, with the height and spacing agreed with you on the day.
Prints framed in oak, black or white wood, with conservation glass and acid neutral mounts.
Describe the room, a budget and what you love, and we suggest works from the stock room as well as the walls.
Opening nights, the print room and the people who pack and hang the work.




The director spent an hour with us in front of two paintings and never once pushed. The one we chose arrived crated, and the technicians hung it at exactly the right height.
A first print, bought online, framed in oak and delivered within the week. It still looks better than anything else on that wall.
Openings here are relaxed, and nobody minds if you come only to look. Every show is properly hung and properly lit.
No. Exhibitions are open to everyone during opening hours, and no ticket or booking is needed.
Each print is signed and numbered in pencil by the artist, and the edition size is stated beside it. When an edition sells out it is never printed again.
Yes, for 48 hours while you decide, by message or by phone. After that it goes back on sale.
Prints go to most countries by tracked post, and originals travel crated and insured. Delivery is charged at checkout for anything with a price and quoted separately for larger pieces, and import duties, which vary by country, are paid on arrival.
For originals above $2,500 the gallery can agree up to ten monthly payments, arranged directly with us. The work stays in the gallery until the final payment.
Twice a year, in March and September. Send a short email with a link to your work and a few lines about how you make it.
Name the work you have in mind, or describe the room it is for, and the director answers within two working days. Viewings, delivery and hanging are arranged once you decide.
Two rooms on the first floor of an old sail loft, with tall north windows and a lift from the street door.
First floor of a former sail loft by the harbour, with a lift from the street door
| Wednesday to Saturday | 10:00 to 18:00 |
| Sunday | 12:00 to 17:00 |
| Monday and Tuesday | Viewings by appointment |
Each show opens on a Thursday from 18:00 to 21:00, and everyone is welcome. Ask in any message to hear when the next one is.
This art gallery website was built by AI from two sentences. Tell us about your business and yours is built the same way, with its pages, photos and booking in place, ready to preview in minutes.
About this sample page
Northlight Gallery is made up, and its page exists to show how a contemporary gallery might exhibit and sell with AI Web Maker. A panel in the opening view lists the current show, the print room and the next exhibition, beside a photograph of paintings under skylights. Prints and smaller originals follow with prices, frame or delivery options and Add to bag buttons. The large canvas from the show has no price, so its Enquire button opens a form about budget, viewing and the room it is for. Together these parts carry a visitor from looking at the walls to owning a piece of what hangs on them.
Galleries that build on AI Web Maker describe the space, the current show and a few works, and the builder drafts the shop and the enquiry form. Buyers choose options, fill the bag and see the delivery fee at checkout, and discount codes can mark an opening night. Works without a price show an Enquire button in place of an empty price line. Hosting is billed from launch at $119 a year, while the domain is bought separately. Its sample page goes through every section in more detail, which is worth reading before the first hang goes online.