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Art House Open Studios 22 - 24 June 29 June - 1 July 2018 ART HOUSE OPEN STUDIOS 22 - 24 JUNE 29 JUNE - 1 JULY 2018 Richmond Upon Thames’ annual Open Studios, celebrating creative talent within the borough ADMISSION FREE www.richmond.gov.uk/arts @ArtHouse_LBRUT 1 Getting around the borough Richmond is easily reached by public transport, with trains departing regularly to all stations in the borough from Waterloo and Clapham Junction. Richmond is in Zone 4 and is served by both District Line and London Overground Art House Open Studios is Richmond Upon train services. The borough is also well served by local bus routes for getting Thames’ annual art extravaganza, celebrating between venues quickly and easily. the wealth of creative talent that exists within the borough. For information on bus routes visit www.tfl.gov.uk. Alternatively, why not explore the beautiful borough by foot or on a bike... Between 22 June – 1 July 2018 artists and craftspeople will be opening up their homes, Walking for Health studios and galleries to the public showcasing www.walkingforhealth.org.uk/walkfinder/london/richmond-health-walks a wonderfully diverse range of crafts including: painting, printmaking, wood sculpture, jewellery, Richmond Cycle Centre www.richmondcyclecentre.co.uk ceramics, photography, tapestry, porcelain and digital art. Key Art House 2018 is not only a great opportunity to explore the borough, but also a rare chance Wheelchair accessible to meet and chat to artists about their work in Venues with artist demonstrations taking place during the Open Studios the very space it has been created, and experience first-hand Richmond’s unique Contents creative communities. Welcome Hampton, Fulwell & Teddington 2 Participating artists will be exhibiting at the Art House Open Studios: Group Exhibition which St Margarets, Twickenham & Whitton 14 runs 12 May – 28 July at the Riverside Gallery in Richmond. The exhibition offers a taster of what Richmond 22 can be experienced during Art House and we encourage visitors to look out for artist’s open Barnes, East Sheen, Kew & Mortlake 26 studios during the festival weekends. Outside the Borough 32 For more information on Art House 2018 please visit: richmond.gov.uk/arts 2 1 60 52 63 55 57 50 64 56 58 59 51 43 53 54 61 49a 49b 47 31 48 30 45 44 29 42 35b 35c 35a 46 ART HOUSE OPEN STUDIOS 14 22 - 24 JUNE 1 22 26 27 16a 29 JUNE - 1 JULY 13 9a 16b 24 18 2018 9b 17 20a 4 10 20b 23 25 11 28 Hampton + Teddington 21b 21a 19 15 21c St. Margarets, Twickenham + Whitton 2a 2b 6b Hampton, 6a 12 Richmond 7 8 5b 5a Barnes, East Sheen, Kew + Mortlake 3 Fulwell & Outside the Borough Teddington 62 OPENING HOURS Friday 6-9pm Saturday / Sunday 11am-6pm (unless otherwise stated) KEY Venues suitable for those with limited mobility Venues with artist demonstrations taking place during the Open Studios 62 Please see artist’s details in Outside the Borough section, page 34 2 3 Hampton, Fulwell & Teddington Hampton, Fulwell & Teddington 1 Chris Lemon 4 Di Phelps-Lister Figurative sculpture in clay and paintings Quiet land and seascapes in oil, acrylic 52 Princes Road, Teddington, TW11 0RU and watercolour Tel: 0208 977 5146 3 Begonia Place Hampton TW12 3RD Email: [email protected] Tel: 0208 979 2708 Saturday 30 June, Sunday 1 July Email: [email protected] Friday 22 June, Saturday 23 June, Sunday 24 June Tom Wilmott Cathi Gardiner 2a 5a Abstract painting fusing the hard edge with an Printmaker expressive painterly aesthetic Garrick Temple Loggia, Hampton Riverside TW12 2EJ 66 Milton Road Hampton TW12 2LJ Tel: 0208 288 9856 Tel: 07970 602 551 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.tomwilmott.co.uk Friday 22 June, Saturday 23 June, Sunday 24 June, Saturday 23 June, Sunday 24 June, Saturday 30 June, Sunday 1 July Friday 29 June, Saturday 30 June, Sunday 1 July 5b 2b Alex Wilmott Gillie Spargo Autobiographical and emotionally expressive Original oil, watercolour and drawings of coastal photography subjects; greeting cards 66 Milton Road Hampton TW12 2LJ Tel: 0208 288 9856 Garrick Temple Loggia, Hampton Riverside TW12 2EJ Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.alexwilmott.co.uk Friday 22 June, Saturday 23 June, Sunday 24 June, Saturday 23 June, Sunday 24 June, Saturday 30 June, Sunday 1 July Friday 29 June, Saturday 30 June, Sunday 1 July 3 Four Winds Artists 6a Tracy Florance Landscapes, still life, life drawing, mixed media, oils Contemporary photographic images - and photography: Cathy Hurley, Carol Sloane, with an emphasis on modern architecture Shena Carrick, Joanna Jackson 23 Church Street Hampton TW12 2EB Four Winds Taggs Island Hampton TW12 2HA, Tel: 0208 979 2202 Tel: 0203 509 1187 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.tflorancephotography.co.uk www.joannajackson.co.uk Friday 22 June, Saturday 23 June, Sunday 24 June, www.earlybirdphotography.co.uk Friday 29 June, Saturday 30 June, Sunday 1 July Saturday 23 June, Sunday 24 June, Saturday 30 June, Sunday 1 July 4 5 Hampton, Fulwell & Teddington Hampton, Fulwell & Teddington 6b Ian Florance 9b Gill Smith Ian writes and performs poetry and will be Abstract geometric prints, cards, notebooks & gifts reading with other poets 15 Seymour Road Hampton Hill TW12 1DD 23 Church Street Hampton TW12 2EB Tel: 07940 911 786 Tel: 0208 979 2202 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.onlyconnectpeople.co.uk www.gillsmithprints.co.uk Friday 22 June, Saturday 23 June, Sunday 24 June, Saturday 23 June, Sunday 24 June, Saturday 30 June, Friday 29 June, Saturday 30 June, Sunday 1 July Sunday 1 July 7 Kevin Chapman Art Group 10 Jillian McLaren OPEN ALL WEEK. Riverside setting, over 60 artists, Abstract Expressionist works, large and small, wide variety of work acrylic and various mixed media Unit 1 Constables Boatyard 15 Thames Street Hampton 3 Windlesham Mews Hampton Hill Hampton TW12 2EW Tel: 020 8703 1616 TW12 1RU Tel: 0208 941 5071 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Studio open Saturday 23 June - Sunday 1 July inclusive. www.jillian-mclaren.com Saturdays & Sundays: 10am - 5pm; Monday - Friday: 11am - 4pm Friday 29 June, Saturday 30 June, Sunday 1 July 11 8 Nicky Browne Michael Doherty Drawings, prints, minibooks, cards on local themes. A fusion of imagery that explores the art of Ices, drinks & ferry trips communication in the visual arts Hampton Ferry Boathouse Thames Street 142 Broad Lane Hampton TW12 3BW Hampton TW12 2EW Tel: 07557 024 949 Tel: 0208 979 1363 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.mikedohertyphotography.co.uk www.nickybrowne.co.uk Friday 29 June, Saturday 30 June, Sunday 1 July Saturday 23 June, Sunday 24 June, Saturday 30 June, Sunday 1 July 9a Emma Champion 12 Rodney Gale Cameraless photography and mixed media Objects of art and craft combining beautiful 15 Seymour Road Hampton Hill TW12 1DD hardwoods and precious metals Tel: 07976 742 808 27 Church Street Hampton TW12 2EB Email: [email protected] Tel: 07970 614 448 Email: [email protected] www.emmachampion.co.uk www.argaledesigns.com Saturday 23 June, Sunday 24 June, Saturday 23 June, Sunday 24 June, Saturday 30 June, Saturday 30 June, Sunday 1 July Sunday 1 July 6 7 Hampton, Fulwell & Teddington Hampton, Fulwell & Teddington 13 Chris Rowe 16b Katharine Harborne Contemporary landscapes in oil Evocative textured impasto oil landscape 192 Fulmer Close Hampton, TW12 3YP and seascape painter Tel: 07817 520 132 52 Elmfield Avenue Teddington TW11 8BT Email: [email protected] Tel: 07824 333 564 www.niceart.org.uk Email: [email protected] Saturday 30 June, Sunday 1 July Saturday 30 June, Sunday 1 July 14 Lisa Dunlop 17 Grace Ruddick Contemporary textured landscapes, seascapes Wheel-thrown ceramics from Putney-based & still life. Tea & coffee in the garden. Open 11-6pm Peter and Grace’s botanical watercolours 166 Church Road Teddington TW11 8QL 31 Cadogan Close Teddington TW11 8TR Tel: 07733 484 092 Tel: 0208 614 4373 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] CANCELLEDSaturday 23 June, Sunday 24 June, Friday 29 June, Friday 29 June, Saturday 30 June, Sunday 1 July Saturday 30 June 15 Kimm Stevens 18 Janet Massey New paintings and pastels. Landscapes and interior Abstract and semi abstract oils and drawings still life. Lots to see. inspired by sea, sky and nature 20 Addison Road Teddington TW11 9EX 12 Cambridge Road Teddington TW11 8DR Tel: 0208 614 5667 Tel: 0208 943 3832 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] www.kimmstevens.com www.janet-massey.format.com Saturday 23 June, Sunday 24 June, Saturday 30 June, Saturday 23 June, Sunday 24 June Sunday 1 July 16a Mark Vellacott 19 Clarence Road Artists Panoramic photography of iconic locations, Jewellery, ceramics, paintings and scarves: architecture and landscapes Mog Kane, Carmela Kantorowicz, Felicity Swan, 52 Elmfield Avenue Teddington TW11 8BT Valerie Timmis Tel: 07982 857 488 62 Clarence Road Teddington TW11 0BW Email: [email protected] Tel: 0208 943 3108 Email: [email protected] Friday 22 June, Saturday 23 June, Sunday 24 June, www.felicityswan.com Friday 29 June, Saturday 30 June, Sunday 1 July Saturday 23 June, Sunday 24 June 8 9 Hampton, Fulwell & Teddington Hampton, Fulwell & Teddington 20a Karen Iredale-Lucas 21a Amanda Randall Vibrant oils and watercolours Handmade silver and gold jewellery, 106 Atbara Road Teddington TW11 9PD colourful abstract paintingss Tel: 07786 937 489 75 Blandford Road Teddington TW11 0LG Email: [email protected] Tel: 0208 977 8268 ww.kareniredalelucas.com Email: [email protected] Saturday 23 June, Sunday 24 June, Saturday 30 June, Saturday 23 June, Sunday 24 June, Saturday 30 June, Sunday 1 July Sunday 1 July 20b Karen Iredale-Lucas Art Group 21b Friedel Buecking Variety of works in oil, pastels, watercolour Wood sculptor.
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