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Open Studios Notts EVENTS Open PROGRAMME DIRECTORY Studios OF ARTISTS Notts AND MAKERS MAY-JUNE 2019 E C I R P - S B B I G Y O J BRINGING ARTISTS INTO VIEW DISCOVER ART AND CRAFT IN YOUR COMMUNITY OVER 250 ARTISTS & MAKERS INVITE YOU TO VISIT THEIR STUDIOS AND EVENTS IN NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, WITH EXHIBITIONS AT RETFORD LIBRARY, MANSFIELD CENTRAL LIBRARY AND BEESTON LIBRARY www.osnotts.co.uk DOVECOT GALLERY , 4 NORTH NOTTS STYRRUP 25-27 M ay & 1-2 June , 10-4 Poplars Farm , Styrrup DN11 8NB JUDY STEVENSON 1 ANN ROBBINS 3 01302 618095 4-6 May (BH) , 10-5 & PENNY CAWLEY www.dovecotgallery.co.uk CERAMICS 5-6 May , 10-5 R NW Croft House, High Street, Kirkby House, Scrooby The Dovecot in Poplars Farm will host Misson DN10 6ED DN10 6AD work by several artists including HILARY CARTMEL 01302 710727 R NW Hilary Cartmel & Michael [email protected] Johnson (who have worked in the R PW ANN ROBBINS studios here for over 25 years) plus CERAMICS Penny Cawley, Ann Robbins, Chris 01302 710318 Campbell & others . Workshops JOY GIBBS- PRICE 2 [email protected] will take place during the course of 25-27 May , 10-4 the Open Studios - see website for CERAMICS PENNY CAWLEY details & booking information. The Pottery, Manor House PAINTING Refreshments in the Garden. Parking Nursery, Everton 01302 710539 on roadside or in yard. DN10 5BW [email protected] 07842 114145 f: joythepottery CHRISTINE HOWARD 5A CATH RAY 5B C NW Sat 1 & 8 June , 10-4 Sat 1 & 8 June , 10-4 Demonstrations of pottery PAINTINGS & DRAWINGS DRAWING, PAINTING & BOOKBINDING throwing & Raku - check Studio 1 , Top Floor, The Hub, Studio 2 , Top Floor, The Hub, Facebook page for times. 11 Churchgate, Retford 11 Churchgate, Retford DN22 6PA DN22 6PA 07803 204424 | [email protected] 07854 468058 C NW studiochristinehoward Painting in oils throughout. @gmail.com Note: Galley on first floor, local arts, C NW crafts, & food produce available on ground floor. JUDY STEVENSON ANN ROBBINS CHRISTINE HOWARD CATH RAY JOY GIBBS-PRICE PENNY CAWLEY BEVALINA RAMSBOTHAM 6 SHERWOOD FOREST 7C GRIFFIN & SINCLAIR 8 Mon 27 May & Sat 8 June , WOOD FIRING SOCIETY FURNITURE 10-4 Sundays 2 & 9 June , 10-5 8-9 June , 10-4 TEXTILES, FELT, WOOD-FIRED CERAMICS FURNITURE DESIGN AND EMBROIDERY & MIXED MEDIA The Kiln site, outside Thoresby Courtyard NG22 9EP MAKING 30, Cobwell Road, Retford 07812 928174 Endon House, Main Street, DN22 7BW F: Sherwood forest wood firing society Laneham DN22 0NA 07791 771850 C FW 01777 228303 [email protected] www.griffinandsinclair.co.uk R PW A group of potters coming together to explore wood Demonstrations, workshop firing & kiln building. Vessels & sculpture, thrown & tours & machinery hand-built, functional & non-functional. 1st Sunday - explanations on request. THORESBY PARK Firing a wood firing kiln plus a raku firing C NW Thoresby Courtyard , Thoresby workshop. 2nd Sunday - opening th e kiln & again NG22 9EP a raku session . There will be a display of members C NW work, which may be purchased, on both days. DAWN IDALIA 7A 1-2 & 8-9 June , 10-5 DRAWING & SCULPTURE Silver Lining Arts Studio 07917 434279 www.silverlining-arts.co.uk Also see our LINKED EXHIBITIONS: ALEXANDRA PARKINSON 7B 'Open Studios Notts - 1-2 & 8-9 June , 10-4 Bringing Artists into View' JEWELLERY Frances Alexandra Jewellery at Retford, Mansfield Central 07532 381429 and Beeston Libraries, francesalexandrajewellery.co.uk 27E AAprSil -T 6 JNunOe, TveTnuS es Jewellery demonstrations . A-C on the map (see back page of this brochure). DAWN IDALIA BEVALINA RAMSBOTHAM ALEXANDRA PARKINSON GRIFFIN AND SINCLAIR FURNITURE PETER SNOWDEN 10 ALYSON FISK 12 INGRID WIGGINS 14 EAST NOTTS 25-27 May , 10-5 26-27 May , 10-5 25-27 May (BH) , 10-5 CERAMICS CERAMICS MIXED MEDIA & LINO CUT The Old Hall, Main Street, Aberdeen House, Church Lane, PRINTS COLLINGHAM Thorney NG23 7BS Collingham NG23 7NQ Thicketts, 15 Church Street, OPEN STUDIOS 9-15 07860 233202 07802 515218 Collingham NG23 7LH petersnowdenceramics.co.uk [email protected] 07957 421626 CLARE WATSON 9 Throwing demonstrations & NW [email protected] & GUESTS explanations of the making PW 25-27 May , 10-5 process. Gardens also open. The Old Stables, Trent Lane, C NW NICK & LYNNE LAMB 13 North Clifton, Newark 25-27 May , 10-5 MAXWELL NEALE 15 NG23 7AT 11 The Green, Collingham 4-6, 11-12, 19 C NW JO SLONE 11 NG23 7LQ & 25-26 May , 10-5 26-27 May , 10-5 C NW OILS, ACRYLICS, CLARE WATSON CLAY WATERCOLOUR, PASTEL WATERCOLOUR Potter’s Cottage, 12 Woodhill NICK LAMB The Burnt House, 3 Westfield 07790 158176 Road, Collingham NG23 7NR MIXED MEDIA Lane, Collingham NG23 7LN [email protected] 01636 893877 07970 123066 07802 758430 [email protected] [email protected] maxnealefinearts.com JOE WATSON NW I will be painting on the days WATERCOLOUR/MIXED MEDIA LYNNE LAMB I am open. 01777 228705 MIXED MEDIA, COLLAGE & PW [email protected] ACRYLIC 07884 974159 NATASHA PANNELL [email protected] WATERCOLOUR, OIL, ACRYLIC & TEXTILES 07484 870509 [email protected] JOE WATSON MAXWELL NEALE LYNNE LAMB CLARE WATSON JO SLONE PETER SNOWDEN NICK LAMB ALYSON FISK NATASHA PANNELL INGRID WIGGINS NEWARK & THORPE 16-20 LIZ GOULDING 17 BILL MING 19 Sats 1 & 8 June , 10-5 8-9 June , 10:30-5 OIL PAINTING SCULPTURE, COLLAGE, NEW-WORK 16 Secret Garden Cafe Studio , MIXED MEDIA 4-6 & 11-12 May , 10-5 Stodman Street, Newark The Gables, Barnby Road, Galerie, 18 Kirkgate, Newark NG24 1AB NG24 1AN Newark NG24 2NE 07907 664343 07876 233144 01636 679788 [email protected] lizgoulding.co.uk www.billming.com C NW C NW NW A group of artists: Margie Andrew-Reichelt, Katie Greenfield, Michelle Hobbs, Gill Jennison, Nadia Ming, Jane Moffett and Elaine Winter using MIXED MEDIA, HILARY WELLINGTON 18 DEAN R . ALLEN 20 working in response to the phrase “Out of sight, out of mind”. (GINNY RAWSON 4 & 12 May , 10-5 The exhibition will include prints, paintings, textiles, written TEXTILES) CERAMIC SCULPTURE word & music. 25-27 May , 10-5 Metamorphosis sculpture, FABRIC, YARN, PAPER Mistley Lodge, Thorpe Michaelmas House, 28 NG23 5PX Dunholme Avenue, Newark 01623 843966 upon Trent NG24 4AR [email protected] 07776 284238 Sculpture demonstration www.etsy.co m/uk/shop/ throughout both days. GinnyRawson R FW Hand knitting . R FW Open Studios Notts MAY-JUNE 2019 LIZ GOULDING GINNY RAWSON BILL MING DEAN ALLEN UPTON STUDIOS 21-24 CAROLINE JORDAN 22 SOUTHWELL TINA BETTISON 26 25 May , 10-5 CREATIVES 25-27 & GUEST SUSAN ISAAC & GUESTS MIXED MEDIA, COLLAGE, 25-27 May , 10-5 25-27 May (BH) , 10-5 ACRYLIC & PASTELS TAMARA TAYLOR 25 beloved@thebarn, High Farm, 20 Main Street, The Studio, Warriners Cottage, (DAIRY BARN 79 King Street, Southwell Upton NG23 5ST 14 The Green, Upton NG23 5SU INTERIORS) NG25 0EH 21 R/C NW 01636 813911 25-27 May , 10-5 [email protected] SPECIALIST FURNITURE TINA BETTISON SUSAN ISAAC C NW PAINTER & INTERIOR STYLIST PHOTOGRAPHY, WRITING, PAINTINGS & SCULPTURE Unit 2 Stables & Creative MIXED MEDIA, DIGITAL ART 01636 812279 Community, Burgage Gardens, 07778 014466 ww w.susan-isaac.co.uk SUSAN MORTON 23 Southwell NG25 0EP www.belovedsouthwell.uk 25-27 May , 10-5 07510 915844 Demonstrations & discussions MARK GREENE CERAMICS www.facebook.com/ around finding your own RECLAIMED WOOD Meadow View, Church Lane, dairybarninteriors creative voice. 01623 823242 Upton NG23 5SR Enjoy workshops, R FW www.greenewood.co.uk 01636 815788 demonstrations and a café . [email protected] R PW JULES WHEAT CARL GRAY Handbuilding & throwing can OIL PAINTING CERAMICS be shown. Jules Wheat 01522 789512 R/C NW 07583 664607 www.carlgrayceramics.co.uk [email protected] Throwing demonstration . JUDE RAWSON 24 JO MUNKS 25-27 May , 10-5 CONCEPTUAL ART OIL, ACRYLIC & WATERCOLOUR 07967 866704 PAINTINGS www.jomunks.co.uk Rookery Nook, 28 Main Street, Open Workshop on composition Upton NG23 5TE (more details on website). 01636 816985 Studios [email protected] Notts R/C NW MAY-JUNE 2019 SUSAN ISAAC CAROLINE JORDAN TAMARA TAYLOR MARK GREENE JUDE RAWSON SUSAN MORTON TINA BETTISON CARL GRAY JO MUNKS JULES WHEAT SARAH FLANAGAN 27 DAVID GILL AT 30 25-27 May (BH) , 10-5 CENTRAL NOTTS PAPPLEWICK PUMPING OILS, WATERCOLOURS, MIXED STATION MEDIA. Steaming Weekends: The Studio, Walnut Lodge, PATCHINGS 29 5-6 & 25-26 May, 11-5 . 4b Kirklington Road, Southwell ART CENTRE Sundays: 12 & 19 May, NG25 0AY Oxton Road, Calverton NG14 6NU 2 & 9 June , 11-4 07784 479747 01159 653479 Papplewick Pumping Station f: Sarahflanaganart www .patchingsartcentre.co.uk Rigg Lane Ravenshead Progressing various paintings C/FW NG15 9AJ throughout the weekend 01159 632938 PATCHINGS ‘CREATE ’ Event opening. papplewickpumpingstation. 26 May , 10.30-4 R FW org.uk Patchings aims to encourage & promote the enjoyment of art. This C PW year we will be doing just that on the late May Bank Holiday Sunday Entrance charges will apply with ‘ have a go ’ activities on offer for all ages & abilities. Come along (free for 16 & under) – see LOWDHAM & enjoy being creat ive. Patchings Studio artists will be in residence website for details (volunteer during the weekend & 50 acres of wildflower, woodland & meadow JANET GILBERT 28 landscapes will be open for our NGS Open Gardens Day. Thanks to our run registered charity). 25-27 May (BH) , 10-5 Studio Artists & Club Members for their active support. Free entry, but TEXTILE ARTIST a charge for the grounds as part of the NGS Charities. DAVID GILL 76 Main St, Lowdham BLACKSMITH METALWORK NG14 7BJ 01636 525047 07740 165035 www.aslocktonforge.co.uk www.janetgilbertartist.co m PATCHINGS FESTIVAL David will be working the Short demonstrations of textile 2019 forge at Papplewick Pumping printing techniques .
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