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David Bent www.davidbentstudio.com Dona Bradley 07798 787450 with Tim Carroll and David Robinson – David Bent is well known for his innovative Cambria Bridge Mural ‘Colouring-in Swindon’ modern aviation art. Equally important to him Ruth Wintle www.thevisualdrop.com www.dona-b-drawings.co.uk is the work that he’s created over the past Beverley Greig 07846 847957 www.swindonartistsforum.co.uk/ruth-wintle www.mechanics-trust.org.uk 30 years based on global and social issues. www.beverleygreig.com Dona loves exploring the relationships I like drawing with fne pens and painting in This new community mural depicts key people, Movement 2000 is an impressive series of 07450 900452 interplayed between people and places. She Fleur Kelly / Various watercolour and enjoy the feeling of putting buildings and organisations from various points paintings, created in response to the crisis in The Plaum’s Pit series of paintings began acrylic paint onto canvas. I am still working in Swindon’s history. It has been produced by creates personalised hand-drawn illustrations as a response to the fshing lake at Cheney One of Swindon’s original railway workers’ the Balkans. The work addresses the movement towards gaining a style so I like to try all types of local artists ‘The Visual Drop’ in collaboration interpreting the special buildings where Manor, Swindon at a time when the seasons churches, and the only church in Swindon built of people making journeys around the world pictures be it buildings, plants or animals, I have with young people from ‘The Railway Kids’ memories are made – homes, wedding venues were changing and the lake was in a state in the basilica style; featuring stunning apse, through no fault of their own. This work is even even tried my hand at abstract pictures. youth club organised by the Mechanics’ and beyond – from her Bristol-based business: of transition. I had a fascination for particular icon and triptych paintings by Fleur Kelly. The more relevant today than when frst painted at Institution Trust and in partnership with Swindon dona B drawings. Dona lives in Swindon and is plants which transformed themselves, slowly painting in the apse is in egg tempera with gold the turn of the century. Sections from this work Borough Council. really intrigued to see people’s responses to her over time, and seeming sprite-like on the water. leaf. A temporary exhibition featuring work by will feature at Swindon Dance in support of Swindon 175 and Refugee Week. The exhibition drawings in Colouring-In Swindon. David Robinson and Mark Worrall will also be on is in partnership with the Harbour Project. display in the church as part of the trail.

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Juliet Wood – ‘Alone and Together – Brunel’s People’ Swindon Artists’ Forum www.julietwoodmorepaintings.uk www.swindonartistsforum.co.uk 01672 512905 Caroline Day 07943 382169 A selection from this series, with some new Tim Carroll – ‘100 Views of Swindon’ Hannah Dosanjh www.facebook.com/Caroline.Day.Artist We are a friendly group of local artists paintings and oil pastels. Apart from portraits, www.timcarroll.co.uk www.hannahdosanjh.co.uk Caroline Day’s compositions are rooted in a dedicated to exhibiting affordable art of all the fgurative scenes I paint are invented from 01793 527149 A smiling dachshund, one leg missing, races reverence for places and nature, during the genres and encouraging art in the community. sketchbook drawings, inspired by human The ‘100 Views of Swindon’ project comprises David Robinson down the street; a tiny, bemused terrier waits ever changing seasons. Much of Caroline’s Our gallery proudly presents Original Paintings, interaction and sheer force of life which I often small paintings produced from ‘on the spot’ ‘Pobl y Trên / The Art of Commuting’ patiently whilst its owner mulls over hair removal inspiration and passion stems from painting Fine Art Prints, & Sculpture. We also raise funds fnd in Swindon, a favourite urban subject. observational drawings, and documents the www.davidrobinson.eu cream. A little girl casts a critical eye from ‘en plein air’ within Swindon’s ‘little gem’ the for local charities through the sale of our look of Swindon Town from street level. 07910 116646 behind her ice-cream. Hannah Dosanjh has Old Town Gardens. As well as Town Gardens, paintings. This year is our 20th Anniversary. Every day thousands of people commute into, a knack of capturing the oddness of humans which was placed on the Register of Parks and caught in the everyday, and employs children out of, and through Swindon by rail - myself The Beehive Gardens as a Grade II site, Caroline designs a included. In this exhibition I explore what it is and animals to invite us to observe our species 10 number of other images exclusively for English like to commute on the Great Western Railway in all its glorious technicolour folly. Heritage. today, and how people spend their time whilst travelling. Swindon Artsite Museum and 7 13 Art Gallery Swindon 16 Marriott Hotel

Susan Carr www.susanmcarr.co.uk Susan paints in oils mainly ‘en plein air’ (outdoors from life) and enjoys painting in and around Swindon, including Swindon Old Town Gardens as well as fgures in the landscape and portraits.

Artsite – ‘Who do we think we are? - Postcards of Swindon’ ‘Swindon in 175 Images’ Ken White www.artsite.ltd.uk Our ‘Swindon in 175 Images’ exhibition shares www.kenwhitemurals.co.uk Mark Worrall Christopher Lawton – ‘175 Years of An exhibition of local artists’ work responding the history of Swindon during the last 150 years, Swindon’ 01793 490639 07899 708294 to Swindon’s urban landscape. Artsite is a with 175 rarely-seen images from our local art, Ken is perhaps best known for his murals, sited 01793 976953 An exploration of Swindon’s heritage through catalyst for the visual arts in Swindon. Providing photographic and postcard collections - many in a wide variety of locations all over the All roads lead to Swindon - A warts and all Terry Humphries collage, using present day train tickets from my affordable studios, exhibition and workshop original, it will show the variety and vibrant world, including Swindon. His current work is response to a variety of aspects of life in the www.terencehumphries.co.uk commutes between Cardiff, Gloucester and space for artists and the community in Theatre nature of life in Swindon, both urban and rural, concerned with depicting industrial landscapes Town. Some you’ll know, some you might Terry mainly paints in oils on site (‘en plein air’) London: linking the present to the past. Square. at work and leisure, and major events and and the lives of working men, strongly not. Share and share alike to decipher the his work refects his interest in railway and celebrations. infuenced by life in the railway workshops he underbelly of a former Railway Town. architectural structures and historical railway witnessed in his youth. sites in Swindon, as well as local views such as Old Town Gardens.

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