Nick is delighted to be showing 50 paintings in a solo show at the North House Gallery in Manningtree, Essex . The exhibition is arranged thematically across five exhibition spaces: fire, moon, aurora, Arctic and Holy Isle. The show has been very beautifully hung by Penny Hughes-Stanton who has been running the gallery in her lovely home overlooking the estuary of the river Stour since 1999. The exhibition runs until 15th April. The gallery is open on Saturdays but if you would like to visit on another day (other than Sunday) please ring the gallery and Penny will make you very welcome.

Twenty-two of Nick's new Scottish and Welsh paintings are hanging at Sladers Yard in Dorset alongside paintings by Louise Balaam and Alfred Stockham and furniture by Petter Southall. The exhibition exploring and celebrating the phenomenon of silence and slow time runs from 4th February until 18th March 2023.

Nick is delighted that his painting 'A Deeper Presence - Iceberg Off Cape Mercy, Baffin Island' has been longlisted for the wonderful Aesthetica Art Prize, celebrating contemporary art in all its forms. He is one of the 125 artists from around the world who will be included in Aesthetica’s ‘Future Now’ 2023 anthology and online.

Nick’s painting ‘Dawn Light, Cape Mercy, Baffin Island’ has been awarded the top spot in the ‘Earth’s Wild Beauty’ category of the David Shepherd Wildlife Artist of the Year Award, in association with BBC Wildlife magazine. The David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation works to fight wildlife crime, protect endangered species and engage local communities across Africa and Asia. Nick is delighted not only to win this highly regarded award, but also to be associated with the foundation and its vital work.

Nick is thrilled to be awarded the RGS’s Cherry Kearton Medal and Award for 2022 for his polar landscapes. The Kearton Medal is presented to ‘a traveller concerned with the study or practice of natural history, especially those with an interest in photography, art or film.’ Recent recipients include iconic photographer Steve McCurry, artists Tacita Dean and Andy Goldsworthy, and going further back BBC Planet Earth producer Alistair Fothergill and Sir David Attenborough.

National Geographic Espana and the Royal Geographical Societies' publication 'Geographical' have both published features on Nick's Arctic paintings in their online magazines this October. You can find them here: National Geographic and Geographical.

This autumn the Crane Kalman Gallery in London is hosting a survey exhibition mapping Nick’s journey as a painter over the three decades that he has been represented by them. Some of the works on show have not been seen for thirty years, and many will be hanging together for the first time. You can see the exhibition catalogue here. The exhibition runs from 23rd September until 30th October. The gallery is open Monday to Friday from 10.00 till 5.00, and Saturdays by appointment.

During lockdown Nick spent some time reflecting on the journey he has made as painter over the last three decades. Having been working with a psychotherapist for the last two years he has been able to explore some of the deeper currents shaping the evolution of his work. You can read his thoughts here.

A chance encounter with art dealer and collector Andras Kalman in June 1990 proved to be a pivotal moment in Nick’s life. You can read the story of that meeting here.