Sat 4 July: Closed
Over time, a studio practice has to breathe deeply if it’s to find the stamina to continue. The Otherwurlde Collection, familiar to many of you, remains the emotional and narrative heart of what we do—and it isn’t going anywhere. Those long-form storie ...
In the dim and distant past Arty, then known as Chrys, studied Graphics at Camberwell College of Art. Having fulfilled her earning a living and childrearing responsibilities, she returned to her love of drawing, especially life drawing. Over the past few ...
Charlotte is interested in storytelling and capturing a moment or memory in each artwork. Her work has a strong sense of place and is centred in telling everyday small stories, based around Charlotte's family and childhood in Marlborough. Working primaril ...
A recurring inspiration is the beauty of plants and nature with a love of colour, light, space and pattern. I paint predominantly in oils, interweaving threads of colour to connect contemplated objects.
The term “mixed media” probably best describes my work over the last two years. Whilst continuing to create photoart, the opportunities for camera work have been limited. Consequently, the balance between photoart and painting in my studio has shifted t ...
My landscape and coastal paintings are created using a range of media, from pure watercolour, to watercolour combined with other materials such as charcoal and acrylic ink and graphite. I also paint in acrylics on wood panels when I feel a certain subjec ...
Kim discovered stone carving purely by chance 20+ years ago on a weekend course run by some Zimbabwean sculptors. She fell in love immediately with the medium and can totally loose herself in the process of creating a sculpture.. All pieces are made using ...
Mary’s ceramics continue to illustrate and be inspired by the Wiltshire landscape. She makes a variety of decorative bowls and a range of functional stoneware with the distinctive “trees on a hill”, motif. Her porcelain and silver jewellery will also b ...
