Above: Turning and Static by Stephen Cooper, Before the Rally, Jim Dine HON RA and Japanese Records and Responses No. I by Susan Marston.

I’m always keen to spot works on paper, using paper or mixed media. I didn’t see as many examples this year but it’s a pleasure to come across imaginative use of paper and print.

Fun to see work made by friends. On the left is Francesca Simon’s abstract: Goaf Transition and on the right is We Can be Heroes by Helen David made with felt and beads.

I enjoyed the lively narrative landscape by Chris or, the crazy cat map by Adam Dant and two cheerful pictures of the back door by Anthony Eyton RA.

Above: Top left The Drummer Boy Modupeola Fadugba, Song Thrush by Humphrey Ocean, Curio XI by Alison Atkins Bottom left: Kings Cross Interior II Jeanette Barnes, Trace by Holly Schofield and a very bright landscape by Andreas Ruethi called La La Landscape (Coullioure)

And finally, a very entertaining paper sculpture by Jane Hewitt named Dialogue with God, made of a recycled hymnal.

As ever, there is much to see, much to ponder and also entertain. Let’s hope all the artists find new homes for their pieces.