Crouch End Open Studios group exhibition at Hornsey Library

Luther actor Indira Varma, and Wolf Alice vocalist and guitarist Ellie Rowsell, were among 300 guests who gathered at the Original Gallery in Hornsey Library on Friday.

Running until May 21, the group exhibition features more than 50 artworks by local painters, printmakers, sculptors, photographers and ceramicists.

Ellie Rowsell, singer and guitarist with rock group Wolf Alice with artist Mark Entwisle and singer songwriter brother Kevin Rowsell (Image: Marie Mangan)

Over the course of the week they will be on hand to discuss their work and take part in a programme of workshops and talks.

It is one of two exhibitions this year which replace the usual art trail around Crouch End - started by local artists nearly 20 years ago.

Artist Annie Zamero's artwork depicts King Charles and Queen Camilla with the late Princess Diana as a cupid (Image: David Winskill)

Annie Zamero showed a satirical cartoon inspired by the recent Coronation and the Tiepolo painting The Triumph of Zephyrus and Flora; with King Charles III and Queen Camilla shot by the late Princess Diana as a cupid with poison-dipped arrow.

Crouch End artist Craig Barnard was delighted that the subject of his piece, Uncle Kitt, who he sculpted from life, dropped into the event.

Artist Craig Barnard with his sculpture Kitt and his model who joined the gathering at Hornsey Library (Image: Marie Mangan)

The Crouch End Open Studios Group Exhibition runs at Original Gallery, Hornsey Library until May 21.