The web site ART33 shows the work of Ray Shakeshaft, Mike Healey, Betsy Smith and Joan Darlington. All live and work in Worcestershire and Shropshire and exhibit regularly.

A site about contemporary miniature art, including picture gallery, featured artist, art societies, art shows, teachers, portrait painters, art materials, books, artist suppliers, childrens awards, and the Hilliard Society of miniaturists.

Artists' Co-operative is probably the most active amateur art society in the country with at least three exhibitions each year and working groups meeting on most days of the week. The society has its own gallery, pottery, workshop and private studios in its headquarters at Springfield House in Stevenage.

Whether you are an actor, composer, dancer, digital & animation artist, film & entertainment artist, fine artist, musician, photographer, poet, songwriter, writer or other artist, the Artists For A Better World web site can represent your art in graphic, audio, video or textual form and will help promote your work.

ArtSpace is a group of local practising artists in the Charnwood Borough of Leicestershire, England. Artspace is involved in community workshops,public art projects and a number of exhibitions.Work includes painting, drawings,sculpture, printmaking, textiles, photography and collage.

Established in 1998 d’ARTmouth Art programmes offer high quality tuition in drawing and painting for adult students of all abilities.

Ashby Art Club holds weekly meetings throughout the year. Meetings are held in the Art room from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m on Monday evenings at Ivanhoe College, North Street, Ashby de la Zouch, Leicestershire, UK. Beginners and experienced Artists are welcome.

Founded 1907 and dedicated to the advancement of watercolour painting.

The BVGA was formed in mid 2000 as a group of artists who are continually learning, seeing and doing. Best of all we enjoy what we do. Come along and join us and have some FUN!

This has a variety of information, pictures for sale, artists at work, a diary of events, exhibitions, news, details of workshops and forthcoming demonstrations, and a membership application form, etc.

Carton-le-Moorland & District Art Group website, run in conjunction with North Kesteven District Council, which aims to encourage interest in the Group and display the members' art work in a virtual gallery.

We are a group of amateur artists who came together after having attended Evening Classes run by the local authority for a year originally there were five members who then got together to begin the Friday Painting Group.

LBAS is an active society that has been established for many years and currently has 140 members of all abilities. We meet on the first Thursday evening of each month, usually for a demonstration. We organise two exhibitions each year; one for a month in November and the other for a week in May, and we also arrange occasional Saturday workshops.

Merton Art Society is an art group which meets every other Tuesday in Morden for talks, practical sessions and critique sessions. It also exhibits twice a year. Everyone is welcome (complete beginners, painters and non-painters).

A group of artists in and around Milton Keynes who utilise modern technology as well as conventional art techniques

Painters Online - an on-line club for practising amateur and professional artists. You will find art-related news, product reviews, exhibition listings and event details. There is also plenty of space for you to communicate with fellow members, areas for you to post your own notices and reviews, and submit questions and problems you might have relating to your work.

The Thameside Art Group welcome you to their exhibition of members work.

Totton Art Society (located near Southampton, Hampshire) is a friendly, stimulating and supportive group for adults who love to paint. The annual membership fee of just £10 includes: regular demonstrations by experienced artists, workshops, critique evenings, exhibitions of members' work, outings and much more! The largest T.A.S. Exhibition is usually held towards the end of August in the Totton & Eling Community Centre, Salisbury Road, Totton.