An exhibition showcasing the artistic talents of South Hill Park tutors is set to open.

UNSEEN, an upcoming exhibition at South Hill Park, is set to highlight the often-overlooked artistic talents of the centre's tutors.

The show, which opens to the public on December 2, aims to give visitors a rare glimpse into the personal practice of each tutor, separate from their teaching responsibilities.

Running until January 19, the exhibition is designed to acknowledge and celebrate the extensive technical skills and passion these artists bring to their own work, alongside their teaching commitments.

READ MORE: Homebase Maidenhead and Wokingham could close

The exhibition is a unique opportunity to witness the personal artistic journeys of these tutors, demonstrating the 'required spontaneity and the necessity to never stop creating art,' according to organisers.

The title, UNSEEN, reflects this idea.

Visitors will have the chance to see what inspires these artists the most and discover the work that reflects their personal creative voices.

The exhibition will feature works from a range of South Hill Park tutors, including Erica Sharp, Kim Whelton, Caroline Loveys, Antoinette Brown, Melanie Paice, Karen Marks, Heather Upton, Basha Gorska, Charlotte Liddiard, Caroline Crawford, Grant Forsyth, Dana Kidson, Fiona Williams, Mick McNicholas, and Jana Griffiths.

The exhibition will be displayed throughout the Mansion, including the Mirror Gallery, cabinets, Bay Windows, Atrium, Studio Gallery, and Balcony Gallery.

South Hill Park, an 18th-century mansion house in Bracknell, is one of the largest arts centres in the country.

READ MORE: Youth Cancer Trust announces new Christmas fundraiser

The centre, which features two theatres, a dance studio, creative spaces, and a cinema, hosts more than 300 shows, events, and films each year, in addition to over 250 courses and workshops.

As a registered charity, South Hill Park relies on community support to deliver a wide range of events, with a mission to inspire, connect, and enrich lives through the creative arts.