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Art Trail from Sketches Made on a Garden Open 8. Janet Parker Laird 9. Claire Thomas Ceramics Ceramic Artist Paintings of the Janet was originally a Blackmore Vale and Poole Pottery artist. Cranborne Chase. Inspiration comes this year Studio, house and Art Trail from sketches made on a garden open. trip to NZ and later used Pubs nearby. with the colour mix of glazes New Dorset Art Group on an array of pots and plates in various sizes. Directions: A354, Blandford to Salisbury Road. 1st left after Studio, workshop and garden on display. Summer Art Trail Farqhuarson Arms (from Blandford) or 2nd right Directions: A354 Blandford to Salisbury. In after Anvil Inn (from Salisbury). Easy parking on th nd Pimperne left to Stourpaine, first left, travel to the road. May 25 - June 2 2013 end of road into Chapel Lane, left again, 2nd house on left. Accessibility: Flat to exhibition, 3 steps studio. 11 artists, living and Open: Sat. 25th, Sun. 26th, Mon. 27th May, Accessibility: Gravel drive, one small step. Sat. 1st, Sun. 2nd June. 10am-4.30pm. working in or near Opening Hours: Daily 10am-4pm Elm Tree Cottage, Priory Garden s, Pimperne, 2 Berkeley Cottages, Church Road, Pimperne, Blandford Forum, open Blandford Forum, DT11 8XH Blandford Forum, Dorset, DT11 8UA Telephone: 01258 456474 their studios to visitors. Tel: 01258 455187 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] All Welcome. W:www.janetparkerlaird- W: www.clairethomas.co.uk www.newdorsetartgroup.co.uk ceramicartist.blogspot.com ...................................................................... 11. Clare Shepherd ……………………………………………………………… 1. Orsola Adlem 10. Simon Polkinghorn Painting Printmaker, Drawings and paintings Open studio, house Working studio. mainly of the human and Gallery at Ongoing demonstration form and animals Minchington, near of printmaking. using pastels, Cashmoor. Exciting exhibition of prints with a diverse charcoal, oils and Large oil paintings mix of subjects inspired of Cranborne Chase. mixed media. by nature and travel. Expressive style, Also work in oils on show. sometimes bordering Directions: A354 to Cashmoor, at The Inn on on abstract. Chase turn to Gussage St. Andrew, half-mile, White Horse Inn nearby serving good food. Directions: Take B3082 to Tarrant Keyneston, through S-bend, immediately left up farm track opposite the Pub take the turning signposted to (Myncen Farm). Field parking at house plus, more Directions: A350 Blandford to Stourpaine. 25m parking beyond farm entrance; bear right, over Tarrant Crawford, after half a mile turn right into past White Horse Inn and South Holme Road. St Richards Close. small bridge, large lay-by beside unused gates, Entrance on left opposite village hall sign. Parking Accessibility: Off road parking, several steps to lovely 3-minute walk. on drive. A good resting point on the Blandford to venue. Accessibility: Limited; many steps and graveled Sturminster Trailway Open: Sat. 25th, Sun. 26th, Sun 27th May. areas st nd th, th, th Open: Daily 10am-4pm Sat. 1 and Sun. 2 10am-5pm. Open: Sat. 25 Sun. 26 and Mon. 27 May. st nd Sat 1 and Sun 2 June. 10am-4pm. 82 Minchington, Nr. Blandford, DT11 8DH The Laurels, South Holme, Stourpaine 11 St Richards Close, Tarrant Keyneston, Nr. Blandford, Dorset DT11 8TG Tel: 01725 552406 Mob: 07748 113152 Blandford Forum, Dorset, DT11 9JD Email: [email protected] Tel: 01258 452213 Tel: 01258 454574 Mob: 07910 953383 Web: www.clareshepherd.com Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Pub 2. David Norton 3. Vanessa Stanfield 4. Eleanor Spencer Norman Painting Painter/printmaker All Welcome Printmaker , Working studio. David Norton is a musician Specialising in Inspirations from who paints simple Collagraphy Purbeck coastline and and direct oil paintings of surrounding landscapesin Dorset countryside. and France,portraits and still-lifes. Directions: A357, Blandford to Directions: Sturminster Newton Leave Blandford on the Directions: Leave Blandford in Westerly direction Road. Through Salisbury road and take over R. Stour. Passing Bryanston gates on right, up Shillingstone, to second on right, after traffic Dorchester Hill signed ‘No through Rd’. House on crossroads, left to Okeford Fitzpaine and right to lights, into Albert street. left at top. Gravelled drive easy parking and access. House is on right at junction Hammoon. Straight across little roundabout, last Food at The Stour Inn. th th th house on left, before bridge. From Child Okeford, of Albert St and Alexandra Open: Sat. 25 Sun. 26 Mon. 27 May first house on right after bridge. Street. Sun: 1st June Open: Sat 25th Sun 26th Mon 27th May, Easy Parking. Flat access. Times: 10-12.30pm and 2-4.30pm. Other times by Sat 1st and Sun 2nd June th th th from 10.00am to 5.00pm each day. arrangement Open: Sat.25 , Sun. 26 , Mon. 27 May. st nd 20 Alexandra Street, Badgerswalk, Dorchester Hill, Blandford St Mary, Sat.1 , Sun. 2 June 10am-4pm Blandford, DT11 7JE BLANDFORD DT11 9AB Firefly House, Hammoon Sturminster Newton Dorset DT10 2DB Tel: 01258 459665 Tel: 01258 452379 Tel: 01258 863700 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] W: http://davidnorton.me.uk/ E: [email protected] ........................................................................ ………………………………………………………………. ………………………………………………………………. 6. Sue Bates 5. Sue Fawthrop 7. Catherine Pitchford Painter-Semi Abstract Landscape and Coast Sue paints Printmaker inspired Vibrant works in oil, gloriously by the Dorset acrylic, watercolour and blowsy landscape and Jurassic coast mixed media watercolours. Large garden studio in using lino, drypoint, rural setting excellent solar etching, mono local pub and good and collagraph walking country. Directions: From Blandford take the second turn to Directions: Leave Blandford via West Street, Shroton off the A350. If you get to Iwerne Minster passing The Crown on your right, straight across the you have missed it. House on right after roundabout, second right to Winterbourne Stickland. Directions: as you come into Charlton Marshall Follow road for 4 miles, at T junction turn right. crossroads. Park on drive. Easy access to gallery, from Blandford the Charlton Marshall pub is on the After 1 mile, turn left signed Ansty and continue to steps up to studio. Cricketers pub, and footpaths to left. Pass the speed camera on the right, next road follow the Ansty signs until you pass The Fox Inn on Hambledon Hill nearby. on your right is Green Close. As you turn into your left. Brewery Cottage is 50 metres further on Green Close it is the first bungalow on your left and there is plenty of street parking. the right. Park on the drive. Open: Monday 27th May, Saturday and Sunday 1st/2nd June. 11am-4pm Accessibility: Disabled access Open: 10am-4pm each day except Wednesday th Open: Saturdays, Sundays, and Monday 27th; 29 May. 11am- 5pm and during the week by appointment. Fieldways, Telegraph Street, Shroton, Brewery Cottage, Ansty Dorchester Dorset DT2 7PN Blandford Forum DT11 8QQ 1, Green Close, Charlton Marshall. Blandford Forum. DT11 9PF Tel: 01258 881189 Tel: 01258 861863 Tel: 01245 456748 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] W: www.suefawthrop.me.uk E: [email protected] W: www.suebates.net .
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