Delighted to announce the news that I will be returning to Mall Galleries, London, in October 2026 with my brand new collection. Showcasing the largest works I have ever created, the exhibition will once again raise vital funds for Tusk. Details about the Preview night on the 13th October will follow in due course. To enquire about pre-show viewings in Winchester please click the button below.

Beyond grateful that TWO of my paintings have been selected as finalists for the David Shepherd Wildlife Artist of the Year exhibition. 'Wild Horses' and 'Playful' will return to Mall Galleries for the 2026 exhibition, where they will stand alongside fellow talented artists for the coveted title. 50% of sale proceeds will go directly to supporting DSWF conservation projects.

With the sale of another 4 paintings since Hannah's solo exhibition closed its doors in October, Hannah's total fundraising in 2025 has now reached £120,000, taking her total fundraising for Tusk to £350,000 since she partnered with the charity in 2020. In addition, a new record was set for the sale value of a single painting, with "Here Come the Girls" selling to a private collector for £48,000. You can view The 2025 Collection by clicking the link below.

On the 30th September Hannah hosted rock legend Ronnie Wood at the preview of her 2025 Collection at Mall Galleries, London. The gallery was packed, the atmosphere was buzzing, and Hannah's portrait of Ronnie raised an astonishing total of £65,000, all of which has been donated to Tusk.

Huge thanks to The Times and Sunday Times for such a wonderful editorial covering Hannah's portrait of Ronnie Wood. The article delves into Ronnie's phenomenal background, and the pair's mutual love of art and philanthropy.

I'm so excited to announce that I will be returning to The Mall in central London for a solo exhibition in September/October 2025. A brand new collection will feature African and British wildlife, domestic animals and portraiture, with new techniques and a unique approach to capturing movement and energy. To find out more, click the button below.

I'm delighted to announce that Hannah Shergold Limited has relocated back to the historic town of Winchester. With a stunning studio overlooking the cathedral, the space is perfect for creating the larger works and developing the big plans for 2025. Studio visits are available by appointment. Please click below to enquire.

It was an honour to be awarded third place in the People's Choice vote for the David Shepherd Wildlife Artist of the Year awards. Thank you so much to everyone who voted for "What Lies Beneath", and to the whole team at DSWF for putting on yet another fantastic exhibition.

1st - 6th July Mall Galleries, London Two of Hannah's original artworks have this year been shortlisted for the David Shepherd Wildlife Artist of the Year competition. 'Splashing' (pictured) is an energetic, liquid acrylic piece depicting an elephant charging through the water, and 'What Lies Beneath' is an explosion of energy as a herd of wildebeest brave the murky river waters. For more information click the link to each painting below.

In recognition of her business success and philanthropic endeavours, Hannah has been nominated as a finalist for a prestigious Entrepreneur of the Year award. The Ex-Forces in Business Awards is the world’s largest celebration of military veterans in second careers. Taking place in London, Glasgow and Washington DC, the awards are dedicated to providing a much-needed platform for uncovering and showcasing the business achievements of ex-military, presenting them as role models to service leavers, and recognising the employers that support current and former members of the British Armed Forces. To find out more, click the link below.

Interviewed by arts writer Janet Menzies, Hannah features as this month's artist-of-the-month in The Field magazine, where she talks about the cross over of traits that have served her throughout her military and artistic careers.

Poppy, a 9-year-old artist who has suffered from leukaemia, made a wish to have her own art exhibition. With the help of Hannah and other artists, the Art of Wishes and the Make a Wish Foundation hosted an exhibition of Poppy's work at Christie's in London's Mayfair.