Welcome to Captains House in Scarborough

Captains House is an esteemed art gallery located in the picturesque coastal town of Scarborough, in Yorkshire and the Humber region of the United Kingdom. The gallery has established itself as a hub for both emerging and renowned artists, showcasing a variety of contemporary artworks that reflect the vibrant culture and rich history of the region. Founded in 2015 by local art enthusiast and curator, Emily Thornton, Captains House aims to promote local talent while also introducing global artistic perspectives. The gallery's collection primarily features contemporary paintings, sculptures, and mixed media works from artists such as Banksy, Yoko Ono, and Antony Gormley, alongside local talents like John M. Waddington. Known for its commitment to community engagement, Captains House regularly hosts workshops, artist talks, and exhibitions, making it a dynamic space for art lovers and collectors alike. The gallery's mission is to foster a deep appreciation for art within the community while providing a platform for artists to express their creativity. It caters to a diverse audience, ranging from seasoned collectors to casual visitors looking to experience innovative and thought-provoking artworks. With a commitment to inclusivity and artistic exploration, Captains House not only enriches Scarborough’s cultural landscape but also aims to inspire future generations of artists and art appreciators. Its unique positioning along the coast and dedication to high-quality exhibitions makes it a key player in the UK's contemporary art scene.