Long before kids positioned themselves four-square in front of plasma screen TV’s linked to more gaming consoles and vast multimedia centres than your average Dixons retailer stocked, they would venture outdoors on a sunny day, and instead compose themselves on bikes. And on occasion, space hoppers. Much-sought after figurative artist, Keith Proctor recounts these endless, innocent days of summers, complete with grazed knees and soiled clothes, in his latest composition seen here. Six youngsters are observed challenging each other to a race of sorts across a richly textured and physically graduated terrain, all committed to enjoying themselves, the company, the weather and a sight seldom seen these days, that of a space hopper. More’s the pity.