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Welcome to our second ‘new look’ Open Studios event, featuring 285 artists/makers, showing their Words from Patron Inside cover Art Weeks 2011: hugely diverse practices, in 210 venues. Introduction by Pauline Watson 1 Exhibitions & Events All possible media are represented, from traditional crafts with a contemporary slant, such as Art Weeks tours for under 5’s 2 The biggest county-wide visual art festival in pottery, basket and furniture-making to ceramics, glass, enamel and textiles; from fine-art painting, SAW Project: Making Matters 3 Somerset. Somerset Art Weeks: Exhibitions & print and sculpture to digital photography, film and installation work and much, much more. SAW Project: 18 Events is a new event that celebrates the visual When you see a finished piece of art or craft work, do you ever ask yourself, ‘However did they Reveal Somerset 54 arts talent of Somerset. The next Event will take place from 17 September to 2 October make that?’ Well, now is your chance to find out. All of the artists and makers in this guide are SAW Curatorial Services 54 ready and willing to open up their workshops and show you what they do and how they do it. So, 2011. The first Exhibitions & Events Art Weeks Friends of SAW Inside back cover now is your chance to get up close to the artists in their usually private creative environments, took place in 2009, featuring a total of 98 and see what is really involved in producing those wonderful finished articles. Some of them How to use the guide 4 venues at which more than 450 artists participated. The event successfully attracted will even let you, ‘have a go yourself’. Why not attend some taster sessions, workshops, Taunton Deane Map 5 demonstrations or talks and learn more by actually doing. more than 50,000 visitors. Venue 1 - 36 6 - 17 Do take time to visit the ‘Artists at Work’ exhibition at the Brewhouse, Taunton which is exploring The Event will be suitable for exhibitions and the inspiration and aspirations of a number of individual artists, through film and photography. Map 18 - 9 projects where more than 3 artists take part. Also, our two Showcase exhibitions, hosted by the AIR Gallery in Wells and the Meeting House Venue 37 - 97 20 - 38 SAW is planning for the next Art Weeks event, the initial criteria and registration process is in , where there will be a wide range of high quality, affordable art and craft work to enjoy Mendip Map 39 and purchase. If you love art, take some home with you. posted on SAW website: Venue 98 - 144 40 - 53 www.somersetartworks.org.uk As well as well as promoting established artists, this year’s event is highlighting the artistic endeavours of emerging artists and young people in Somerset. Look out for what is happening Map 55 We would like to hear from you, get in touch at the Octagon Theatre in , including a large-scale public art work. Venue 145 - 184 56 - 68 by email [email protected] All venue visitors are entitled to enter a free Prize Draw to win a 2-night stay with dinner sponsored West Somerset Map 69 by The Swan Hotel Wells, a £100 voucher towards the purchase of a favourite artwork or a piece of Venue 185 - 210 70 - 76 art, hand-picked by SAW. Many thanks to Friends of SAW and SAW’s Silver Corporate Friends, including School for Girls and Somerset College of Arts and Technology, for sponsoring Artist Index 77 - 80 some of the prizes. So, remember to fill in a visitor’s prize-draw form, which you will find at all by artform and by alphabetical order the venues. About SAW 81 Most importantly, we hope that you will have fun, learn a lot and make the most of all the Acknowledgements 82 opportunities on offer to you to participate in and engage with the creative process. Prize Draw 83 Visitor Feedback Form 84 Pauline Watson Emerging Artists Exhibition, King's College, SAW09 SAW Chairperson Photographer: Kalen Lee

www.somersetartworks.org.uk Somerset Art Weeks 2010 1 Creative Exchange Making Matters is part of the Somerset-wide Company of Voices intergenerational project. The aim of the project is to bring together older (50+) and younger Art Weeks visits for under 5’s and their family people (under 25) to work together on positive activities Visit a working artist's studio and participate in a creative art workshop. Tour designed for children from the age of 24 months to 5 years. Work with an artist and discover fun and creative skills SAW Project: that are of benefit to the local community. Through 2010 that you and your children can enjoy at home! SAW has developed a diverse programme of projects Tour 1 - Wed 22 September Tour 2 - Mon 27 September and we invite you to come and see the wonderful work Time: 9.30am to1pm Time: 9.30am to1pm of Somerset’s intergenerational volunteers. Visit artist Jenny Dutton Visit artist Jenny Dutton Making Matters Meet at Acorn’s Children’s Centre Meet at Hillside Children’s Centre 110 Roman Road Taunton, TA1 2BL Eastwick Road Taunton TA2 7HD Victoria Park Community Centre Carymoor Environmental Centre The Regal Theatre Somerset Rural Photographic Tel 01823 322508 Tel 01823 322124 Bridgwater TA6 7AS BA7 7NR Minehead TA24 5UQ Network at the Octagon Theatre, Yeovil BA20 1UX Tour 3 - Wed 29 September 34 local people came together to explore Local artist Fiona Campbell worked with SAW has been working with The Regal Time: 9.30 to 1pm ideas and create permanent art works for the intergenerational volunteers at Carymoor Theatre and West Somerset Community Working with Somerset Rural Youth Visit artist Kate Lynch new-build community centre café. The older Environmental Centre during the summer of College on an archive project led by Project (SRYP), SAW has developed an Meet at The Levels Children’s Centre and younger people worked closely with 2010. Through the medium of visual arts, Minehead artist Andy Davey. Theatre intergenerational photographic project in Eastover, Langport TA10 9RY lead artist Julie Roberts to develop the art volunteers developed an environmental memorabilia has been collected from South Somerset. Volunteers have worked Tel 01458 259146 work which adds colour and character to the themed sculpture project to raise the homes, attics and private collections, with Somerset artist Rick Crane to learn new community space and encourages a sense profile of the charity’s valuable work. inspiring the intergenerational volunteers to skills in photography and work towards an FREE EVENT of ownership within the local community. You are invited to the Carymoor Open create art work to be displayed throughout exhibition at the Octagon Theatre, Yeovil. Transport provided to all tours, children must be accompanied by an adult. Call in to the café for refreshments, see the Day on Saturday 25 September, see the Somerset Art Weeks. Open 10am to 3pm Come and see the work Mon-Sat 12-5pm, Spaces limited, Booking essential. café art work and exhibition in the foyer. sculpture, learn about the work at Carymoor. Mon to Fri, 10am to 12.30pm Sat, also plus performance evenings. Open 10am to 3pm Mon to Fri. Refreshments available. on performance evenings. Come along to For more information contact Richard Tomlinson: 07776 158137 Open 10am to 2pm, 25 Sept. the archive project celebration Thurs 30th Tel 01935 422884 To book, contact Take Art: 01460 249450 Tel 01278 422255 September 6.30pm to 7.30pm. www.octagon-theatre.co.uk victoriaparkbridgwater.blogspot.com Tel 01963 350143. Tour supported by SAW and organised in partnership with Take Art. Part of Little Big Bang Project, www.carymoor.org.uk Tel 01643 706430 managed by Take Art, supported by Somerset Thive and funded by and www.regaltheatre.co.uk Paul Hamlyn Foundation. "Intergenerational practice aims to bring people together in purposeful, mutually beneficial activities which promote greater understanding and respect between generations and contributes to building more cohesive communities." The Beth Johnson Foundation, 2009 www.bjf.org.uk

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The venues are divided into 5 areas, Taunton Deane, South Somerset, Mendip, Sedgemoor and Additional Information West Somerset. You will find FIVE maps indicating the venue locations. No Dog Sign: No Dogs, except guide dogs. Map 1 - Taunton Deane Map Venue 1 - 36 Map 2 - South Somerset Map Venue 37 - 97 Disabled access sign: This provides information on physical access. Some venues Map 3 - Mendip Map Venue 98 - 144 may have gravel paths and steps. If you are not sure, please check before your visit. Map 4 - Sedgemoor Map Venue 145 - 184 Map 5 - West Somerset Map Venue 185 - 210 Family Friendly: Venues with this logo mean that you can be sure that they are expecting We are using OS maps this year and we hope you will be able to locate your visit by referring visits from families and groups. Please also see Disclaimers for more information. to the relevant road system and the directions provided by each venue. You can also visit our website www.somersetartworks.org.uk prior to your visit and plan your route by using the online A Activities: Workshops, demonstrations, tasters or Have-A-Go activities: Practical map provided. If you are unsure about the location, you can always contact individual venues workshops are provided by some venues, please contact individual venues for for directions. booking details. Signs to find the venue Non-selling Show/Community Projects: This year we feature some exhibitions/projects Look for signs and posters with Somerset Art Weeks 2010. that display non-selling work. Some of the projects have been made possible to present They will guide you to the venue. to the public through public funding, this includes projects that are conducted by Opening Dates & Times community groups and schools. This year, most of the venues will be open from 11am to 6pm, but please look at the opening Large Print available from SAW office times of each venue, as they may vary. A calendar provided indicates the venue closing dates as follows: Disclaimer S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 All information in this guide is correct at the time of printing. Each venue is responsible for the information it has provided to appear in the Guide. However, SAW Ltd. cannot accept responsibility for unforeseen circumstances that A venue without a calendar means that they are open daily. Please contact individual venues may occur during your visit. Visitors are advised to contact venues about access and opening times before visiting. before your visit if you are not sure or wish to make a visit outside the opening times as FAMILY FRIENDY POLICY: During Somerset Art Weeks 2010 most of the venues will be very happy to welcome publicised. families. Venues with the Family Friendly logo mean that you can be sure that they are expecting visits from families and groups. It also means they are doing their best to provide clear information and facilities for your family. However, Website www.somersetartworks.org.uk some of the venues are opened for public access on a temporary basis during the Art Weeks only, such as artists studios and private premises; therefore, they will have limited facilities and great care should be taken when visiting It contains the most up-to-date information on the event. You can use the maps to locate your them. venue. Also you will be able to read the information on artists you wish to visit by art form or by location. Check out our Event Calendar to find out the times and dates of private views, Adults are responsible for the supervision of any children in their care at all times. SAW Ltd. and participants cannot workshops and special events. accept liability for any loss, damage or injury sustained by any member of the public during their visits.

4 Somerset Art Weeks 2010 www.somersetartworks.org.uk Somerset Art WeeksTaunton 2010 Deane 5 Good Partial Partial Poor Partial Partial Installation

● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● 1 Film New Media 2 Painting Prints Drawing 3 Film New Media Painting Prints Drawing 4 Painting Prints Drawing Pottery Printmaking 5 ● Site Specific● Mixed Media ● Photography 6 Photography Sculpture Artists at Work Diane Burnell Contained Butterfly in Flames Sarah Thompson-Engels Hartlandart King’s College Art School King's College Art School Gallery, South Road Taunton,Somerset, TA1 3LA Mark Parry ● Bronwen Bradshaw ● Kate Noble Exhibition - 11th Sept - 9th Oct Debra Cazalet Rachel Hartland Visit me at my summer studio in a container sited I use a technique similar to mono-printing to make Gallery T 01823 328200 Mark’s large video installation work in the main at Ark Removals Taunton. Throughout the summer Multi-media drawings inspired by dance, nature and the initial drawing, then using a combination of ink, Rachel has just completed her BA(Hons) degree ● E [email protected] S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Ingrid Hesling King’s College Students gallery space conveys the perception of artistic I will be producing my abstract oil paintings in this mythology. Screening of art film shorts combining acrylics and pastels I build layers of colour and in Fine Art with Plymouth University at Somerset W www.kings-taunton.co.uk 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 King’s College Taunton is delighted to be working with process by referencing the widely differing approaches unusual location - courtesy of Mike Crook. Do come film with animation, pixelation and sound. texture. The finished pictures are bold, bright College. Rachel finds inspiration from found photographer Ingrid Hesling. She will be working Directions: Following signs to Corfe (B1370). Go a further half a mile and work of a small number of Somerset artists. Opening times - Tues to Sat, 10am to 5.30pm and view the contents of my container where I will be and modern. mechanical objects and building materials for her S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S with pupils on photographic projects relating to and pass Holway Avenue on the left. The entrance to King's College Bronwen’s Reading Room includes a video contentedly contained during Somerset Art Weeks. large installation pieces, which are then transformed main site is on the left opposite Richard Huish College. Brewhouse Theatre & Arts Centre, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily identity and relationships to the school environment. projection and a collection of hand-made artists View map at: www.dianeburnell.com and by strong lighting and photographic process. The Coal Orchard, Taunton, Somerset TA1 1JL Acorn House Studio, Wild Oak Lane, As part of the Open Studios project, Ingrid will be books revealing the passion and skills of some of the www.arkremovals.com Shadow Factory won a major prize for installation T 01823 274608 Opening times - Noon to 4pm, Friday, Trull, Taunton, Somerset, TA3 7JT creating new work relating to the school and exploring artists in Somerset. The work is based on the process at the Atkinson Gallery 2009, 21st Summer Show, E [email protected] S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Saturday, Sunday 2pm to 6pm Monday- the theme of ‘Open Spaces and Intimate Places.’ of book making from artists in different disciplines. T 01823 339857 Millfield. Mixed media, photography and installation W www.thebrewhouse.net 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Thursday “I always enjoy sharing my passion for photography Kate produces a series of short films and large format E [email protected] offer a general interest studio experience. 8, Cotlake Close, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 3RD W www.thompsonengels.com as a medium to communicate feelings and perceptions silver inkjet prints focusing on 6 Somerset artists, Opening times - 11am to 4pm T 0773 1010409 S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S of the world and our relationship with it. Enabling showing the way they work and what inspires them. Directions: You will find Acorn House Studio opposite Trull Church at The Container, Ark Removals Unit, and facilitating others to discover new skills is always E [email protected] the end of Wild Oak Lane. Parking is available in the church/school 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 The exhibition highlights the making process behind 6 Albemarle Industrial Estate, Taunton, W www.butterflyinflames.net car park. exciting and rewarding.”- Ingrid Hesling Somerset, TA1 1BJ Opening times - 11am to 6pm The school is also hosting artist Derek Nice who is the artists’ creativity, such as their inspiration, Directions: Trull Road from Taunton, turn left signposted Wilton. At influence and environment. The aim is to raise the T 01823 352812 bottom go straight, into Sherford Terrace. Cotlake is 200m on right. Restormel, Staplehay, Taunton, currently working on a large sculpture commissioned profile of individual artists in Somerset and promote E [email protected] Somerset, TA3 7HF for the school chapel. Some of his work will also be their practices. A must see exhibition during your W www.dianeburnell.com T 01823 336262 on display. visit. More about the commission and the artists Directions: From Taunton: Take North Street. Second lights bear right E [email protected] involve, please visit www.somersetartworks.org.uk - first left Belvedere Road… Railway Station towards Taunton, third W www.hartlandart.co.uk S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S right Belvedere Road… ...Right into Beaufort Road, Ark on left. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Commissioned by Somerset Art Works Directions: From Taunton take the Trull Road. At the shop continue along the Honiton Road. 'Restormel' can be found on the left (SAW), supported by The Brewhouse Opening times - 11am to 1pm, 2pm to 5.30pm hand side of the main road after a left hand turning for private road. Saturdays 10am to 4pm Grid ref. ST 213 219. wellington road, taunton Somerset College ginger fig gifts & gallery 1b Bath Place, Taunton, TA1 4ER 01823 326798 Achieve your Aspirations ginger fig gallery promotes artists and Arts and Design Studies designers exclusively from the South West, exhibiting new talent alongside established artists ginger fig gifts: the ideal place to find a Call 01823 366 420 to choose from a PERFECT gift for him, her & the little ones! variety of courses stockists for Jo Edwards, Onya Bags, Tyrrell Katz, Tisserand, Black & Blum, www.artsanddesign.ac.uk and much more!

6 Taunton Deane www.somersetartworks.org.uk www.somersetartworks.org.uk Taunton Deane 7 ● ● Partial ● Partial Partial Good Good Jewellery Silverwork Painting Jewellery Silverwork

● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● 7 Prints Drawing Textiles Fashion 8 ● Painting ● Prints ● Drawing ● Textiles ● Fashion 9 Painting Prints Drawing 10 Painting Prints Drawing 11 Installation Site Specific Mixed Media Painting Prints Drawing A The Barn The Coach House Sara Dudman, Phil Dudman Camilla Clark at Blundells Hut 27, Jon and Rosemary Sargent ● Pamela Gilbert ● Catherine Ashworth Sara Ellen Glanfield ● Josephine Wadman and Michael Tarr Studio Edward Milligan ● Charlotte East A diverse exhibition of botanical paintings, textiles ● ● Michael Tarr Phil Dudman Sara Dudman From Countryside to Coast - A new collection of Two artists separated by over 60 years produce and beadwork set in a country garden. Catherine's The Coach House offers an eclectic mix of materials Phil's atmospheric paintings of land and sea are paintings and prints exploring the unique beauty divergent responses to Ted's time as a prisoner work reflects her background in Kenya with brilliant and styles. Charlotte uses a collection of vintage built-up using subtle layers of ink, paint and pencil. of the Somerset countryside and the atmosphere of Nazi Germany. colours in a selection of textiles from creative feltwork and new fabrics to make her charming, naÍve style, The often-brooding landscapes evoke a strong sense of coastal . Paintings are mostly oil and Ted, a consummate draughtsman and printmaker to hand painted silk scarves. Pam's exclusive appliqué pictures which are hand-finished with of place and time. Michael creates exquisitely watercolour, inspired by a love of texture and colour. shows new work, alongside paintings and drawings handmade beadwork, including jewellery, embellished embroidery and buttons. Returning to Art Weeks radiant watercolours, capturing the light, patterns Also some abstract, still life and farm animals. produced while a POW, some first displayed during boxes, needlecases and pin cushions, illustrates her after a break of several years, Sara works in mixed and compositions in architecture and everyday Refreshments available. an exhibition at Stalag Luft VII, Bankau, Silesia, love of colour and the use of Austrian Swarovski media to produce reflections of her rural life. Small objects. His work stems from his travels in Italy Christmas 1944. Crystals. Rose's botanical watercolours all stem and large canvasses, prints and cards. Josephine S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S and the jewel-like colours, shapes and patterns in Jon England's work is characterised by his often from her unique garden, trying to capture the essence works with glass in an open flame to produce her 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 sweets and desserts. Sara's lyrical blend of line, poignant use of unexpected materials. The Central of each flower. Using the same subjects she creates own handmade lampwork beads. She combines her shape and colour form softly expressive depictions St Martin's Alumnus and recipient of the 2008 silk paper boxes and packs of handmade cards. beads with sterling silver, semi-precious stones and Opening times - 11am to 6pm of nature. Her layered oil paint creates rich surface 'Reveal Emerging Artist Award' will make new Unique items are available from £1. All artists will be other high quality materials in her jewellery designs. Blundells Farm, Blundells Lane, qualities and the colour is radiant and joyful. work in response to Ted's war diary, artworks demonstrating at various times during the fortnight. West Monkton, Somerset, TA2 8NW S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S These are paintings which speak to your soul. and conversation. Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 T 01823 413005 Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily E [email protected] S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S The Barn, Lower Sweethay Farm, Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Trull, Taunton, Somerset, TA3 7PB Lamb & Flag, Hill, Directions: From A38 follow signs to Monkton Elm Garden Centre The Coach House, Pitminster, Somerset, TA3 7SL (A358). After garden centre on left, take first right into Blundells Lane. T 01823 351864 Opening times - 11am to 6pm Somerset, TA3 7AZ T 01823 421736 Second house on the right (approx 300m). E [email protected] Hut 27, Marklands, Lower Durston, E [email protected] T 01823 421632 Taunton, Somerset, TA3 5AH Directions: Take the Trull road from Taunton, first right after Queens E [email protected] W www.lambandflag.co.uk College, opposite shop, signed Dipford. One mile after take first left W www.josephinewadmandesigns.com T 07810 228754 (grass triangle) to Sweethay. Barn in farmyard on right. Grid ref. OS Directions: Exit Taunton on Trull Road for two miles to Blagdon Hill. E [email protected] 210 210. Directions: From Taunton, on the Honiton road, at Blagdon Hill turn Lamb & Flag on left in village. left to Pitminster. Turn right at Queens Arms and take the driveway on Directions: In the village of Durston on the main A361 between the right. Grid ref. ST 220 191. Taunton and . "It was really interesting. There were several artists exhibiting in the local area so it was easy to get around to them. A great idea, I hope it's as good next year." Art Weeks Visitor

8 Taunton Deane www.somersetartworks.org.uk www.somersetartworks.org.uk Taunton Deane 9 Good Good Good Partial Poor Partial 12 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing ● Printmaking 13 Jewellery ● Silverwork ● Textiles ● Fashion 14 Glass ● Textiles ● Fashion A 15 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing 16 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing 17 Sculpture ● Stonecarving ● Willow ● Baskets ● Wood Lucy Willis RWA Apple Press Lucy Hinds and Ali Williams Sue Luxton Gerald John Moore Trevarrick House Studio

An exhibition of recent paintings and original prints Alison Keswick Lucy Hinds: Soft, goggle eyed, sumptuous rag-rug New paintings in oil and pastel. Images of circus Naturalistic landscapes, portraits, birds, animals and Duncan Varley ● Jay Davey by Lucy Willis. Works for sale include watercolours Unusual jewellery crafted from precious metals and wallhangings, rugs and cushions. Depicting plush performers, cricketers and gardeners. Unframed still-life in oil painting, watercolour and drawing. Sticks & Stones - Form and Sculpture for of travels abroad, English scenes and still life. textiles. The emphasis is on texture and colour. All Byzantine icons, menacing Berlin street scenes and monoprints, vibrant life drawings and cards. Prices from £295 to £17,500. Reproduction prints are Interior and Exterior Spaces. Hand-printed etchings and various techniques will for sale in a studio dominated by an old apple press. giant, giggling, screeching, sagging faces. Made with Sketchbooks to browse through. Work for sale from available from £5 to £85. Reception with homemade Jay enjoys using local willow to create be on display in the etching studio. Also for sale recycled material. Ali Williams: Beautiful stained £20 upwards. Tea and coffee in the garden. Lunches wine or fruit juice free of charge. flowing forms and structures. His work are Lucy's books, cards and reproduction prints. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S glass - traditional leaded panels, unique mirrors and at the Rose & Crown nearby. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S explores the natural interplay of curve, line 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 vibrantly coloured hanging pieces. Wherever I can I S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 and form in traditional and contemporary recycle glass from broken panels, bottles and mirrors 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Opening times - 11am to 6pm 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 styles. into my work. Also I use glass found on the beach, flat Woodhouse Farm, Curload, Stoke St Gregory, Opening times - 11am to 6pm Duncan works with wood, stone, clay, shells and bits of pottery, especially in my spirals. Opening times - 2pm to 6pm Somerset, TA3 6JA Opening times - 11am to 6pm Lower Huntham Farm, Huntham Lane, plaster and bronze. He uses the female form and the Green Man as inspiration Moorland House, Riverside, Burrowbridge, T 01823 491273 S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Larkfield Cottage, Woodhill, Stoke St Gregory, Stoke St Gregory, Somerset, TA3 6EY for his figurative sculpture. Refreshments Somerset, TA7 0RG E [email protected] 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Somerset, TA3 6EW T 01823 490 479 available at the coffee shop opposite. T 01823 698200 T 01823 490600 Directions: From North Curry centre travel two miles to Stoke St Opening times - 11am to 6pm Directions: 2 miles north-east of North Curry, Huntham Lane leaves E [email protected] Gregory. Turn left, signed to Bridgwater and Athelney. The Studio E [email protected] Stoke Road to connect with Stoke St Gregory: the farm is half a mile W www.lucywillis.com is 300 yards on the right. Blue Shed Studio, Stanmoor Road, W www.sueluxton.com from the latter. Burrowbridge, Somerset, TA7 0SA Directions: In Burrowbridge turn off A361 opposite King Alfred . Directions: Follow the signs from the church in the village centre. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S T 01823 491319 Follow the river for 1½ miles along Riverside. T 01823 698630 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 W www.trevarrickhouse.co.uk/studio Grid ref. OS 182: 347318. E [email protected] Opening times - 11am to 6pm Directions: Central to village of North Curry opposite coffee shop. Directions: From A361 at Burrowbridge, take the Oath turn. Take first 50 yards from Bird in Hand pub. right into Stanmoor Road, one mile on right, just before Stanmoor Trevarrick House Studio, 5 The Pavement, Garage. Parking opposite. North Curry, Somerset, TA3 6LX

10 Taunton Deane www.somersetartworks.org.uk www.somersetartworks.org.uk Taunton Deane 11 Good Poor Poor Partial Partial 18 Metalwork ● Sculpture ● Stonecarving 19 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing ● Printmaking 20 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing 21 Installation ● Site Specific● Painting ● Prints ● Drawing ● Photography A 22 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing Chris Webb, Black Dog Studios Louise Waugh A Peter Messa Lyn Mowat and Beccy Swaine Clare DuVergier

Chris Webb is now working at his new studios Atmospheric and uplifting new paintings of quiet Nothing is wasted in Peter's working environment. As Recently Lyn has been interested in the energy within A mixed exhibition of figurative landscapes, both oil producing stone carving and metalwork. There is moments, a love of nature, a world of inside/ well as acrylics, oils and pastels, he uses fragments all things living, and indeed the world itself. Her and watercolour and lively mixed media abstracts with also a new gallery displaying a range of painting, outside, of colour and the pleasure of painting. Long of old paintings and prints, rags and general studio paintings use symbolism and have no set narrative. a very contemporary feel. As usual I look forward to sculpture, jewellery and furniture. Visitors are able to established artist and travel painting tutor Louise detritus when developing the rich surfaces in his Lyn will be running workshops entitled 'Living meeting visitors, discussing my working methods and view and purchase items and watch work in progress. works from life and sketchbooks. These working work. These abstract paintings reflect the artist's Landscapes' on Wednesdays 22 and 29 September; the rationale behind the diversity of the work being Cream teas available in courtyard. drawings will be on display following her travels and fascination with landscape, weather, maps and Google please ring for details. Beccy Swaine has been shown. Originals, prints and cards for sale. sources of inspiration both here and abroad. Original Earth. Unique hand-made greetings cards, paintings invited by Lyn Mowat to create work at Westcott Farm S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily prints include etchings, linocuts and woodcuts. Tea as small as 10x20cm, as well as much larger works. in response to the land. In high places and in hidden 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 available. Painting holidays South France 2010. folds a dialogue develops between human body 3, Beech Tree Close, Wiveliscombe, S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S and place. Somerset, TA4 2PE Opening times - 11am to 6pm S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 T 01984 623781 Black Dog Studio, Bickenhall, Staple 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S E [email protected] Fitzpaine, Taunton, Somerset, TA3 6TX Opening times - 11am to 6pm, Also late 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Opening times - 11am to 6pm opening Fri 24 Sept 'til 7.30pm W www.clareduvergier.com T 07973 953481 Opening times - 11am to 6pm W www.chriswebb-sculptor.co.uk White Hill House, Studio, Westleigh, The Villa, Brompton Ralph, Taunton, Directions: From Taunton turn left at Wiveliscombe traffic lights Somerset, TA4 3RE Somerset, TA4 2RU Westcott Farm, Brompton Ralph, Taunton, - downhill. Beech Tree Close is the first turning right opposite Kingsmead School. Directions: Taunton to Staple Fitzpaine, turn left after Greyhound pub, Somerset, TA4 2SF drive 3 miles to Bickenhall. Blackdog Studio on left at farm. T 01984 667623/629180 T 01984 623743 E [email protected] E [email protected] T 01984 623274 W www.louisewaugh.com W www.petermessa.co.uk E [email protected] W www.beccyswaine.com Directions: From Taunton A358 to Minehead. After approx 5 miles Directions: Brompton Ralph is approx 4 miles north of Wiveliscombe signs for Cedar Falls, and shortly after take left turn to Monksilver just off the B3188. The studio is in the village near the Old Chapel. Directions: Take the Clatworthy Road out of Brompton Ralph. Carry on under railway bridge. After 1.5 miles Friendship junction, on left, Grid ref. ST 085 321. for quarter mile; Westcott Farm is on the left. signpost Westleigh & Pyleigh. Follow road to T-junction and turn right. First white house on left. Grid ref. ST 121 307.

Somerset Arts Week Nic Wingate 110mm x 50mm.pdf 1 4/25/2010 2:13:43 PM LARGE FORMAT PRINTING Up to 44” (B0+) on Photographic, Canvas & Fine Art Materials. Reproducing HIGH QUALITY limited edition prints from originals Call us today for a FREE quote: 01984 629328 www.nicwingate.com Email: [email protected] 12 Taunton Deane www.somersetartworks.org.uk 13 Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial

● ● ● ● ● ● ● 23 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing ● Printmaking 24 Photography ● Sculpture ● Stonecarving ● Wood 25 Jewellery Silverwork Mixed Media Printmaking Sculpture 26 Books Paper Mixed Media Sculpture 27 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing ● Photography 28 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing 29 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing Jim Munnion Michael Fairfax Hurstone Studios Louise Baker Rebecca Macpherson Tilly Willis Studio Joyce Rowsell BA, RMS, MAA, A Jane Mowat ● Jenni Dutton ● Jane Crockett Tilly Willis A great opportunity to see this popular artist's work An explosion of ideas and playfulness. Michael One-off bookworks; small editions; boxed pen and Photographs and paintings inspired by the landscape HSF at his studio in the Brendon Hills. On view will be will create new work for his last SAW event at Jane Crockett is an experienced jewellery designer ink drawings; monoprints; linocuts:- derived from a and the microcosms within it. An exhibition covering many aspects of Tilly's In the large new gallery at Spring Grove Farm, this an extensive exhibition of current paintings, pastel Hurstone Studios, his workshop since 1995. This who works with silver, gold, enamel and semi- day by day pen and ink visual record of 2007 - 2010. work from portraiture to landscapes and evocative S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S internationally known, award-winning artist will drawings, screen and woodcut prints. This is an must-see show will include his trademark charred precious stones to create original beautifully-made The original journals and sketchbook are also on paintings of Africa in oils and watercolour. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 be showing original miniatures painted in oil on opprtunity to talk to the artist about his working wooden carvings, as well as new sun burnings and jewellery and small objects. She also teaches and view. Sculpture includes the series 'Caged Birds' Paintings, prints, cards and calendars for silk. Larger oils are on canvas or board. Prints are methods and inspiration, and to see him at work experiments with sculptural electronic noise makers. runs workshops in her studio. Prices £15 - £550. and 'Air Ship Submersibles'. Smaller mixed media sale. Portrait commissions welcomed. Opening times - 11am to 6pm available on most works; framed and varnished on his current paintings and printwork. There may well be kinetica, there will be surprises. Jenni Dutton makes exotic mixed media constructions, brooches and insects, and boxes will Hurstone Studios, Waterrow, S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S they are the same size as the originals.The Hilliard Michael will turn his workshop into the imaginarium constructions, themed around the human form. be in the studio. Prices range from £20 - £1500. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Somerset, TA4 2AT 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Society's permanent collection of miniatures (oils of his mind. All welcome. She explores techniques from mosaic to embroidery Commissions undertaken. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 watercolours, drawings, engravings, pastels and using materials lost, found and then reused. Prices Directions: From Taunton follow B3227 through Wiveliscombe S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S towards Bampton for approximately 2 miles. At Waterrow turn left Opening times - 11am to 6pm enamels) will also be on show. Opening times - 11am to 6pm from £50 - £5000. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 before bridge. Hurstone Studios is a short distance up the hill on Bicknells, Bathealton, Wiveliscombe, Jane Mowat is a printmaker and woodcarver, using Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily Fleed Farm House, Wiveliscombe, the right. Somerset, TA4 2AN fine papers and seeking inspiration within the natural Somerset, TA4 2PS Opening times - 11am to 6pm Opening times - 11am to 6pm Spring Grove Farm, Spring Grove Cross, form of the wood. Average prices £100 - £600. T 01984 624459 Hurstone Workshop, Waterrow, Studio 14 Hurstone, Waterrow, Taunton, Somerset, TA4 1NW T 01984 623357 All artists undertake commissions. E [email protected] E [email protected] Somerset, TA4 2AT Somerset, TA4 2AT W www.tillywillis.com T 01823 400854 W www.munnionart.moonfruit.com S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S T 07784 867013 E [email protected] E [email protected] Directions: Bathealton is approx 3 miles from Milverton and 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 W www.joycerowsell.com Directions: Clearly signed lane on right, at top of hill, one mile out of W www.michaelfairfax.co.uk Directions: M5 J26 - Wellington B3187 - Milverton B3227 - Through Wiveliscombe. Bicknells is in village centre near church. Wiveliscombe on the B3227 to Bampton. Studio in white farm house, Directions: Spring Grove Cross is on the Wiveliscombe - Langford Directions: From Taunton take B32278 to Waterrow. Turn left before Opening times - 11am to 6pm Wiveliscombe to Waterrow Left turn just before The Rock Inn. 500 yards down lane. The Rock Inn, studio on right up lane. Hurstone Studio 500m on right. Budville road. Spring Grove Farm is the first entry on the right towards Hurstone Studios, Waterrow, Milverton. OS Ref. ST 099249 Somerset, TA4 2AT T 0751 236 3514

Directions: Waterrow is 3 miles from Wiveliscombe, on the B3227 in the direction of Bampton. Just before Rock Inn, turn left and take lane quarter mile up hill to Hurstone.

14 Taunton Deane www.somersetartworks.org.uk www.somersetartworks.org.uk Taunton Deane 15 Poor Good Poor Good Poor Poor Good 30 Textiles ● Fashion 31 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing 32 Glass ● Jewellery ● Photography ● Mixed Media 33 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing 34 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing 35 Ceramics ● Painting ● Prints ● Drawing 36 Installation ● Site Specific Ann Sharman Caroline McMillan-Davey Sue Heys & Bern Sawle Calf Pen Gallery Richard Willis Sally Clark, Ross Emerson, Megan Calver

● In this exhibition of embroidered landscapes, I think Caroline is a professional painter who has shown Sue and Bern offer a combined celebration of glass. Sylvia Lindley Ophelia Lindley Mainly Marine'. Also landscapes in oil and Liz Gregory at the Studio, Saturday 25 and Sunday 26 September only. I have encapsulated the essence of the beautiful work at several leading galleries including the Royal Sue has been producing stained glass items for Both Sylvia and Ophelia are inspired by the watercolour. Commissions welcome. Simonsburrow A collection of jellies produced from plants selected Somerset countryside and beyond. I prepare the West of England Academy. This will be a large 20 years including lamps, mirrors, suncatchers countryside, its people, animals, landscape and on outings in the Blackdown Hills. The jellies seek to S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S background fabric with washes of paint and then, exhibition of framed paintings depicting landscapes and jewellery. Bern has been producing creative architecture. Sylvia works mainly in oils with A vibrant and colourful show of work from three clarify the colours of the landscape, to be coloured 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 thinking and working like a painter, I create colour, and seascapes mainly of the West Country. All works most of his life, ranging from fused dishes to some acrylic, Ophelia in watercolour and acrylic. established local artists. Sally and Liz have spent the by it and ingest it on its own terms. The jelly-making texture and depth using a sewing machine to draw paintings will be for sale at 30-50% less than gallery sculpture, garden art and photography. Both artists Ophelia will have greeting cards available. Opening times - 11am to 1pm and 3pm to 6pm year carrying out a painters' survey of the Quantock process follows traditional methods, but recruits with thread. Techniques will be demonstrated. prices. Preview: Saturday 11 September, 2-6pm. combine traditional and experimental techniques Closed Mondays Hills, and the works on display will largely consist of unlikely plant material chosen for seasonal colour. Originals and cards will be for sale and commissions Everybody welcome. in a wide variety of colourful and original work. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S the results. Their paintings are bold, expressive and Join the junketing in the kitchen for delicacies and 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Greenham Barton, Greenham, Wellington, can be undertaken. Opportunities to see current work in progress. experimental. The prices range from £80-£600. Ross' cups of tea. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Somerset, TA21 0JW Many items for sale from £5 to over £500. brightly coloured and quirky ceramics are always S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Opening times - 11am to 6pm S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Refreshments available. T 01823 672253 changing and surprising. His leaning clocks have 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Calf Pen Gallery, Nowers Farm, Wellington, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Directions: 4 miles west of Wellington on A38. Turn right, follow signs become famous and are on sale from £400-£2000. Opening times - 11am to 6pm S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Somerset, TA21 9NN to Greenham. His teapots, jugs, mugs and candlesticks are stylish Opening times - 11am to 5 pm Daily, except Willow Acre Barn, Chipley, Nr Wellington, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Opening times - 11am to 6pm T 01823 662682 and highly desirable, ranging in price from £10-£100. Tuesday 2pm to 5pm Somerset, TA21 0QY Clayhidon Village Hall, Battle Street, Opening times - 11am to 6pm Directions: Leave A38 south of Rockwell Green, down Popes Lane. We're open every day, parking is easy and we usually Burchers Farmhouse, Milverton, Nr Taunton, T 01823 400677 Clayhidon, Somerset, EX15 3TQ Somerset, TA4 1RD First farm on right. From Rockwell Green turn south at lights, into have the kettle on the boil. E [email protected] 17A, Walkers Gate, Wellington, Popes Lane. Leave houses, first farm on left. E [email protected] T 01823 400610 W www.mcmillan-davey.co.uk Somerset, TA21 8DJ Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily W www.megancalver.com E [email protected] Simonsburrow House, Hemyock, Directions: Located 5 minutes from either Wellington or Milverton on T 01823 664247 Directions: From A38 south of Wellington take road signposted to Devon, EX15 3XA Directions: On B3227 from Taunton to Wiveliscombe, 200 yards past the B3187. Less than 10 minutes from J26 of M5. Parking at venue. E [email protected] Fore Street, Chard. Across crossroads at brow of hill, signposted the second Milverton turn-off on the left. W www.sueheysstainedglass.co.uk T 01823 680351 Clayhidon. Across next crossroads. Village Hall on left, bottom of hill. Directions: From M5 (J26) or A38 from Taunton, drive straight through E [email protected] Wellington main street until reaching Wellesley Cinema on left. Take Directions: From Taunton take A38 to Wellington. At Chelston second left (Champford Lane) then first right (Walkers Gate). Roundabout take second exit, continue for a mile. Turn left into Monument Road. At top of hill go straight across. Studio 400 yards on left. Grid ref. ST 145 163.

16 Taunton Deane www.somersetartworks.org.uk www.somersetartworks.org.uk Taunton Deane 17 © Crown Copyright Reserved. Reproduced from Ordinance Survey mapping with permission of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office under Licence No. LA 07683 X. Unauthorised reproduction infringed Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. South Somerset SAW Project: Sue Palmer and Simon Lee Dicker have explored the art of place making here in Langport. Each artist focused on different aspect of the community spaces now and how they might become. Details of the Langport work is available from the SAW Hub and Tourist information centre.

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● ● ● 37 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing 38 ● Drawing ● Printmaking 39 Glass 40 Sculpture ● Stonecarving 41 Site-Specific Installation Mixed Media Painting Prints 42 Ceramics ● Pottery A A A Andrew Bell Adrian & Irene Campbell Kim and Thomas Atherton Ian Edwards Studio Art Weeks Special Exhibition A tour lead by the participating artists, sharing Christine Buckler Ceramics their inspiration and ideas behind their work, Christine Buckler A small, working studio with new work on display Adrian: Colourful paintings in oils and gouache of 'Liquid Glass' Local sculptor Ian Edwards is compelled to form 'Out of Context' followed by live performance of Hacker Farm’s and in progress. My paintings are in acrylic or oil of landscapes and still lives. Also screen prints and lino images of nature. He creates artwork that captures the ● ● ● "Sounds from an Imaginary Milking Parlour" using Christine produces simple rustic terracotta dometic- Kim and Thomas Atherton will be showing a range of Hacker Farm Gary Dickins Natalie Parsley Liz Fathers mainly landscape subjects in the Blackdown Hills and cuts. He has exhibited in St Ives, Cornwall, the Lye essence and movement of his subjects, shaping them handmade electronics, broken software, modified ware, brightly decorated in a variety of coloured fresh and colourful contemporary glassware. Kim and Site-specific and multi-media work created within in Wales, France and other places abroad. All pictures Museum in Cumbria and in Cambridge. Irene: Makes into timeless bronze sculptures. A talented and mentor junk and homemade projections. All ages welcome. slips, in stylised floral surface designs. Mugs, bowls, Thomas work with both hot glass blowing and kiln Cotley Barn inspired by its surrounding environment. are for sale, including older, mostly unframed work. ceramic animals and pots in terracotta and stoneware. to budding sculptors, Ian will be delivering three Refreshments available. For more information, please platters, beakers, jugs and more all mix and match forming techniques to create their work. During the Sound and film installation by Hacker Farm, including I also have artist prints (lightfast) of selected pictures, Also miniature ceramics for dolls house collectors in seminars during SAW. Ian will be informing guests contact SAW on 01458 253800 together. On her earrings, pendants and tiles, deep first and last Sunday of the open studios they will be hand-made speakers using found objects and DIY and greetings/postcards. A cup of artist-made tea/ bone china, stoneware and terracotta, and prints. of his mentoring program and bronze resin casting rich glazes fuse in vivid patterns. Prices start at giving exciting demonstrations of how they create soundscape; Mixed media work by Gary Dickins coffee free - reward for finding me. service. Please contact us to check the details. Ian Curated by SAW’s Curatorial Services with venue £5. Refreshments. See work in progress and have Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily the glass, there is also an opportunity for visitors to using found objects; Large painting/prints by Natalie looks forward to welcoming you during SAW 2010. sponsored by Cotley Barn; aims to promote and a go too! Stony drive up gentle slope to studio. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S have a go at glass making (please call to book). Parsley depicting some of the farming tools that make Littlefields Studio, Bishopswood, Chard, develop a wider audience to the Art Weeks event. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Somerset, TA20 3RS There will also be an exhibition of glass vessels, Seminars - 21st, 28th & 29th Sept - 6pm to 7.30pm you view these everyday objects in unexpected ways; S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S panels, lighting and sculpture. Prices start from £20. site-specific installation work by Liz Fathers which 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 T 01460 234236 Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Opening times - 11am to 6pm explores the history and familiarity of the Barn and S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Moorseek Cottage, , Chard, Directions: From Ilminster A303 towards , at top of hill turn Unit 5, Willoughby Place, Chard, the surrounding area. Family friendly. Refreshments Opening times - 11am to 5pm 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Somerset, TA20 3QE 1st right after turning beside the Eagle Tavern. From Honiton left turn Somerset, TA20 2BB available on Saturday and Sunday. Glenalmond, Pottery Road, Horton, signposted Taunton. From Taunton B3170, 2nd left turn on hill. Opening times - 11am to 6pm T 01460 62776 Somerset TA19 9QN T 01460 234463 OS Ref. 254127 Opening times - 11am to 6pm Tithe Barn, Cotley, Chard,Somerset TA20 3EP E [email protected] Artists Talk and Performance by Hacker Farm E [email protected] Orchard Gallery, Hare Lane, T 01460 258822 W www.ianedwardsstudios.co.uk Sun 3 October, 2 to 5pm, Free Event. T 01458 253800 E [email protected] Directions: 150m past Buckland St Mary church, turn right to Buckland St Mary, Somerset, TA20 3JS E [email protected] Directions: Main traffic crossroads into Chard, follow Axminster Birchwood. After 1.25 miles, turn left down farm lane. After 150m, T 01225 768888 Directions: A303 Ilminster roundabout, take Chard road. Sharp right go through gateway, right into driveway to park. OS255136 signpost to first mini roundabout. Take first turning onto Trading E [email protected] onto Horton Road. 1 mile to Five Dials Inn. Immediate left into Pottery Estate, then first right by EPAK Ltd. Then straight ahead through iron Road. ¼ mile to Glenalmond on right. Grid ref. 15:32. W www.liquidglasscentre.co.uk gates. We are the first unit on the right hand side. Directions: At Ilminster Southfield roundabout take the A358 to Taunton. Take the first left to Broadway. Travel through the village up to the crossroads and cross over into Hare Lane. After 1.5 miles Orchard Cottage Studio entrance is on the right. The entrance is narrow but there is plenty of parking.

Wherever you are, you can browse our beautiful online gallery or, for a relaxing break, view our artists’ work at The Monks Yard, near "Looking at an exhibition gives you only Ilminster - the great coffee shop, business hub and conference centre off the A358. one dimension of the creativity involved."

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20 South Somerset www.somersetartworks.org.uk www.somersetartworks.org.uk South Somerset 21 Partial Poor Poor Poor Good Good Poor 43 Painting ● Prints ● Sculpture 44 Glass 45 Ceramics ● Pottery 46 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing 47 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing ● Printmaking 48 Books ● Paper ● Photography 49 Mixed Media A Art Weeks Special Exhibition Fabrizia Bazzo Pottery & Gallery Charo Ritchie Studio Angela Naunton Davies Words and Pictures - Amanda J.V.J Khan-Davis "Spotlight" Fabrizia Bazzo - Architectural Glass Artist Chris Brewchorne Charo Ritchie Etchings from copper or aluminium plates, wood Photographs and Books Amanda J.V.J. Khan-Davis - mixed media artist - explores four generations of her family's artistic work Fabrizia is an architectural glass artist creating The venue is both Chris Brewchorne's working My paintings are a reflection of my love of nature. and lino cuts, and other print media; paintings and Pauline Rook ● James Crowden Ilminster Arts Centre at the Meeting House innovative designs for incorporating stained glass in pottery and a gallery selling a vast range of local As a keen gardener there is no shortage of material drawings. Angela Naunton Davies continues to and poses the question nurture or nature? This will be a stunning exhibition of real Part of the Art Weeks exhibition programme organised a wide range of spaces. Texture and vibrant colours professionally made art and crafts. Visitors can watch to paint. I paint mainly in water colour, however I develop work associated with natural forms and light photography and local books. Pauline's rural S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S by SAW's curatorial services featuring a selection of are the hallmarks of her sophisticated site-specific Chris throwing pots on his wheel, before they are high do have my moments with acrylic and oils. I paint in her workshop studio. Other artists recently invited landscape and documentary images are supported 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 affordable and high quality artwork from many of the artworks. She works to commission on private fired into rustic stoneware with mineral glazes. Also flowers, animals and some scenery. Painting sizes to use the etching press include Jackie Cundall by fabulous landscape work by Mike Mammatt artists participating in the Open Studios Event. The and public art projects and visitors are welcome on show watercolours, jewellery, sculpture, wood, are from A5 to A2. Commissions are welcome. and Louise Henry who employ both contemporary Opening times - 11am to 5pm and Jerry Mitchell. All three photographers hold exhibition will include painting, prints and sculptures. to visit her studio where they can see new work in glass and wire animals. Set in a delightful ancient Refreshments, garden, toilet and good parking. and traditional processes. There will be work in Royal Photographic Society Distinctions. James Old Farm, West Street, , progress as well as completed works on display. village, next to a cafe and Cider Mills. Open all year. progress, demonstrations and finished work for sale. Somerset, TA17 8SA Crowden's Somerset inspired books will include A ‘must visit’ during Art Weeks this year. Our S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Refreshments available. Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily the award winning 'Ciderland' and the remarkable T 01460 72553 friendly volunteers will be on site to provide you with S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 new 'Literary Somerset'. There will be a programme E [email protected] information about the artists and their work. Details The Studio at Hall Cottage, , 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Opening times - 11am to 6pm 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 of talks and advice sessions at the weekends. of other open studios nearby will also be available. Ilminster, Somerset, TA19 9EF Directions: Old Farm is located opposite the tea shop on the corner Opening times - 10am to 5pm, Monday to South Meade, Meade Lane, Seavington St Private View Friday 17th September, 6pm of Abbey Street. Credit Card payment accepted in this venue. T 01460 54831 Saturday. 10am to 1pm Sunday. Opening times - 11am to 6pm E [email protected] Mary, Ilminster, Somerset, TA19 0QL Dowlish Wake Pottery & Gallery, Main Street, The Mangle House, Denman Cottage, S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Curated by SAW’s Curatorial Services in partnership W www.fabriziabazzo.co.uk T 01460 249690 Dowlish Wake, Ilminster, Somerset, TA19 0NY Church Street, , , 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 with Meeting House Art Centre; aims to promote and E [email protected] Directions: 1 mile from Ilminster towards Seavington St Michael and T 01460 53553 Somerset, TA13 5JX develop a wider audience to the Art Weeks event. Directions: With Seavington Millenium Hall on your right, turn next Opening times - 11am to 6pm about 100m after brown tourist sign to Dillington House, take left fork E [email protected] left - no through lane. South Meade is first house on right in tall T 01460 240921 into Whitelackington. Hall Cottage is on right after Village Hall. Lopen Farmhouse, Church Street, Lopen, conifers. E [email protected] Exhibition starts Monday 20 September until Grid ref. ST 379 156. Directions: Dowlish Wake village is 2 miles south of Ilminster. Follow Somerset, TA13 5JX Saturday 2 October. Closed on Sunday brown tourist signs for Perry's Cider Mills and the Pottery. Pottery/ Directions: 100 yards beyond Pauline Rook - opposite church yard. T 01460 240644 Gallery is in centre of village next to Cider Mills. E [email protected] S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S W www.rookphoto.co.uk 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Wood sculpture by Rod Page, table by Richard Fairbrother, Directions: Turn south at Poulett Arms roundabout on old A303 at Painting by Peter Messa and Kitty Hillier Lopen Head. Turn 2nd left under big oak tree - Farmhouse on right. Opening times - Monday to Friday 9:30am Stylist: Emily Jewsbury to 4:30pm, Saturday 10.00am to 2:30pm. Photographer: Rick Crane Photoshoot location kindly provided by Barrington Court Ilminster Arts Centre at the Meeting House, East Street, Ilminster, Somerset TA19 0AN T 01460 55783 E [email protected] W www.themeetinghouse.org.uk

Directions: The Arts Centre at The Meeting House is situated in the old Unitarian Church on East Street in the centre of Ilminster. Limited parking space available onsite.

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● David Mole Tom Mole I just want to make people smile, nothing gives me I make a range of simple vessel forms in matt and An exhibition of individual, raw steel sculptures in an An eclectic mix of engaging work in a variety of Jennie Williams Angela Charles returns for her fifth Somerset Art Week New works in a variety of media: Tom's portraits in more pleasure than hearing children giggle when they textural glazes, mainly turquoise and mauve colours. informal garden. George creates lifelike animal forms media, including work by other local artists. Jennie Williams expresses her passion for life exhibition. Her new work, inspired by the landscape oil are imbued with subtle detail and resonate with look at my drawings. I have books, jewellery, cards, Many of my bowls have textural or pierced rims and from reclaimed and recycled steel. Prices £5 - £950. Monica Murphy, enamellist. through her artwork. Her paintings are wonderfully of the South West, includes acrylic paintings both on Ground glass is melted onto copper sheet or board and aluminium. Since the last SAW Angela's personality while his figurative work, encompassing prints and original illustrations and sketchbooks from some have glass in the base. Sometimes I modify S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S simple, colourful and depict relationship between pre-formed copper bowls using various techniques reputation has continued to grow with her work being elements inspired by poetry and classical literature, travels in India, Italy, Spain and Morocco. I also paint the clay by the addition of sand, grog or grit for a 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 people and places. Her vases are rich in colour, is complemented by small studies of treasures children's and nursery furniture and print T-shirts more textural surface. I also make a range of practical and repeated firings to produce a vivacious depth and texture. Jennie is highly intuitive and selected for numerous exhibitions - most recently with from the V&A. David exhibits some recent to order. I do family and pet portraits, maps and mugs, jugs, bowls and teapots. All ware fired to 1250 Opening times - 11am to 6pm multi-layered effect. Pictures, bowls, earrings and experiences painting as an amazing journey through Sandra Blow RA and Matthew Lanyon at Porthminster more. Rod Page, wood-turner. Rod creates finely Gallery in St Ives, Cornwall. aviation illustrations and his landscapes. momentos for special events and occasions. degree C. Eggwood Farm, Bowood Lane, , shape, colour, pattern and rhythm. This exhibition crafted bowls, vases, hollow forms and table lamps Work for sale. Commissions welcomed. Somerset, TA16 5QW includes:The Wonder of Life (vases)The Rhythm of S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Opening times - 11am to 5pm Daily Opening times - Open Every Day 9.30am - 6pm turned from selected local timber. Commissions T 01460 76100 Creativity (paintings)Rhythm of Life (paintings) 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Kate's Studio, Scotts Nurseries, Higher Highway Cottage, Church Street, Merriott, undertaken. Free tea and homemade cake. Parking E [email protected] 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Street, Merriott, Somerset, TA16 5PJ Somerset, TA16 5PR immediately outside the venue is reserved for the S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Opening times - 11am to 6pm Directions: Take Lopen road out of Merriott, passing Hinton St George physically impaired. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 T 07767 454768 T 01460 75655 The Tower House, Mount Pleasant, Opening times - 11am to 6pm turning on the left, travel further 200 yards. Turn right into Bowood E [email protected] E [email protected] Lane. Grid ref. ST 436 129 S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Opening times - 11am to 6pm , Somerset, TA18 7AH Manor Farm House Studio, Abbey Street, W www.katechidley.com W www.dbpottery.co.uk Hinton St George, Somerset, TA17 8SB 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 High Ridge, Charlton Close, Crewkerne, T 07747 100775 Directions: Kate's Studio, ground floor of Old Nursery House at Directions: Take the B3165 from Lopen Head or Crewkerne. Pottery E [email protected] T 01460 271246 Somerset, TA18 8AS entrance to The Old Garden Centre, Scotts Nurseries. Entrance at far is almost opposite The King's Head pub in Church Street. Level Opening times - 11am to 6pm W www.angelacharles.com E [email protected] parking in yard. T 01460 78285 end of building. 19, Birds Close, Crewkerne, E [email protected] Directions: Entering Crewkerne on the A30 from Yeovil, The Tower Directions: Located in the town centre, off St James Street. From M5 Somerset, TA18 8BQ House is a distinctive hamstone house on the corner of Mount leave at junction 25 and follow signs for town centre and theatre. W www.jenniewilliams.com T 01460 74193 Pleasant and Easthams Road, just before pedestrian crossing. E [email protected] Directions: From Crewkerne centre A356 Dorchester Road. After one W www.monicamurphyenamels.co.uk third mile right up Kit Hill (after the Railway Tavern on left). Charlton Close is second left. On right, steep drive to High Ridge. On site Directions: From town centre, follow A30 towards Chard. Left into parking by arrangement for disabled. Middle Path (signposted Hospital), first right Birds Close (7 minutes on foot). Parking on roadside or West Street carpark.

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A ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● 57 58 Pottery Sculpture Jewellery 59 Painting Prints Drawing Printmaking 60 Ceramics Glass Pottery 61 Glass Painting Prints Drawing Printmaking Art Weeks Special Exhibition The Potting Shed at No.23 Persephone Warden Pippa Hill and Claire Waters Lucy Erskine "Young Talent at The Octagon S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Liz Green Persephone offers a display of different styles and Pippa Hill: Ceramic animals, small garden Lucy's work is a product of two cultures, the Cape and 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Welcome to my workshop also known as the 'Shed', subjects, using pencil, crayon, watercolour, line and sculptures and new designs by Pippa on show in England. Her inspiration comes from Africa, its light, Theatre" wash, acrylic, oil and print-making. Her styles range house and garden. Exhibition of students' works in the its landscape and its people. She works in oils, mainly Opening times - Mon to Sat - 12noon to 5pm conversion of which is still underway. Nevertheless For this year’s festival, The Octagon, is becoming the I have moved in and started potting; making a from figurative through to abstract. The pictures range Studio. Classes held on Mon, Tues and Fri mornings, working outside. Photography helps her capture central hub for young people’s creativity, presenting a Octagon Theatre, Yeovil, Somerset BA20 1UX selection of individual hand-thrown raku-fired in price from £40-£1,000. There are also craft items. some evenings. Please come along and see what everyday scenes of children playing, street scenes, series of 3 inspiring exhibitions. T 01935 422 884 pots, decorated earthenware gifts and jewellery. Her studio is open 11am - 6pm, Thursday to Sunday we do. Claire Waters: Inspired by the interaction animals, glaciers and climate change when working The Young Art Promoters (YAP), a group between the E [email protected] Also showing are photographs and sketches, inclusive. The Bird-in Hand pub nearby serves an between light, colour, space and movement, Claire in the print studio or on her recent glass work. ages of 11 and 19, from Somerset, present a series of W www.octagon-theatre.co.uk excellent lunch, Monday to Saturday. is exhibiting a collection of vibrant glasswork using which inform and inspire my sculptural figurative S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S findings following some unusual creative interactions a variety of techniques. Traditional leaded panels, The Octagon is signposted in the town of Yeovil, and is located next to work. I'm right next door to Lidl in Yeovil so pop S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 in and about Yeovil. Working with live artist Nina sandblasted, acid etched, fused, slumped, decorative Petters Way Car Park round for a visit and cuppa after shopping. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Wyllie, around the issues of identity, this exhibition laminated glass. Also some unique one-off jewellery. Opening times - Open Wed to Fri 10am to 4pm, will document the aftermath of these exchanges whilst S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Opening times - 11am to 6pm Commission work welcome. Sat to Sun 11am to 4pm inviting you to play your part. (YAP are supported by 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Garden Studio, The Retreat, High Street, Opening times - 10am to 6pm Daily Brookingbury House, High Street, , Spaeda) Somerset, BA22 8AD Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily , , 3 Southdown, , Somerset Rural Youth Project, as part of SAW’s Somerset, BA8 0RB Making Matters, present a selection of photographic 23 Camborne Street, Yeovil, Sherborne, Dorset, DT9 4NQ T 01935 850209 E [email protected] images. Created by the shared experience of young Somerset, BA21 5DF T 01963 363257 T 01963 220367 E [email protected] W www.lucyerskineart.com and older generations working together. T 01935 410863 E [email protected] Directions: On A30 Henstridge, crossroads (from ) at lights, Directions: From . Take Rimpton road near church. Also exhibiting will be a signpost show of works from E [email protected] Directions: Charlton Horethorne is approx midway between Sherborne straight over (from Sherborne) - turn right. Follow A357 (south) After a mile turn right into Rimpton. Continue into village. We are on local schools and colleges; including Yeovil College, W www.bizzielizzie.biz and Wincanton on the B3145. Once in the village take the turning to towards Stalbridge. Pass Bird-in-Hand pub (left), village centre big the left, 2nd house after Church Lane. High Street. Map 183/609217 Westfield Community School, Fiveways School and . No. 3 is approx 250 yards on the left. Directions: Situated on the east side of Yeovil, just off Lyde Road very bends - corner shop on right. About 10 yards past at end of terrace. the following Art Weeks venues: King’s College near to Lidl Supermarket. Camborne Street is by the hairdresser's No door on street! Taunton, Bruton School for Girls and Blue School. shop next to Lidl.

Private View 2nd October 11am to 12noon. Presented and organised by Spaeda (Somerset Arts Education Partnership). Curated by SAW’s Curatorial Services. This project aims to promote and develop wider audience to the Art Weeks event. "I think that this is a wonderful event and must continue. This will be my second weekend visiting artists and enjoying meeting them in their places of work." Art Weeks Visitor

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Commissions welcomed for individual is a full member of both the Society of Women Artists watercolour paint) often used together. With fewer surroundings of Barrington Court. A real working Contours'Following on from last year's successful A venue packed full of affordable art work houses and landscapes. Prints, cards, stationery and and the Society of Equestrian Artists. She accepts a opportunities to employ overseas images, memory pottery, where you can watch the potter at work and exhibition of contemporary painting and photography, and jewellery, with a friendly atmosphere and gifts. Tea and homemade cake available. limited number of commissions each year in pencil. provides wilder, sharper and more wrestled-with get your hands on locally dug clay. We also have Justin Orwin and Claire Soulsby are back with warm welcome. A productive year reflects an For sale: original pencil drawings, oil sketches/ visual resources. regular displays of stunning metalwork by Malcolm S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S new and exciting work. Working on oils and mixed exhibition showing all aspects of Nicky's work. paintings, cards, photographs, prints. Also examples Private view: Friday 17 Sept 6.00-8.30pm. Shepherd and pots made by potters from all over 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 media Claire continues to explore rhythms found An exciting collection of traditional watercolours of sculpture maquettes to view. Visit www.equinart. the world. Inmany cases this is the only place in in natural form in her colourful and dynamic style. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S to mixed media showing many of her techniques Opening times - 10.30am to 4pm blogspot.com for daily updates. the UK that you can see and buy these pieces. Justin's photography covers a diverse range of 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 and inspirations including portfolios, cards, 24, Brocks Mount, Stoke-sub-Hamdon, subjects in colour and black & white, from abstract Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S sketchbooks and poetry. Heather's jewellery Somerset, TA14 6PJ Opening times - 11am to 6pm landscapes to contemporary portraits. A dynamic Dorseframe Pictures Ltd, 1 Coles Lane, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 collection this year, combines the lavish and T 01935 825021 and enthralling exhibition not to be missed. South Petherton, Somerset, TA13 5AF Wheat-Sheaf Cottge, 1 Market Square, the extravagant with the subtle and demure. Her South Petherton, Somerset, TA13 5BT Opening times - 11am to 6pm E [email protected] T 01460 240067 exquisite necklaces and earrings have unique W www.rebeccastidson.co.uk Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily W www.dorseframepicturesltd.co.uk T 01460 242045 Barrington Pottery, Barrington Court, designs, using fine silver, beautiful semi-precious Directions: From A303 follow signs for /Stoke-sub-Hamdon. Barrington, Nr Ilminster, Somerset, TA19 0NQ stones, freshwater pearls and Swarovski crystals. Unit 6 North Street Workshops, North Street, Directions: From South Petherton/Hayes End roundabout on Directions: Pot-Garden Studio, Wheat-Sheaf Cottage, 1 Market Just before church on North Street turn right. Continue straight ahead. Stoke-sub-Hamdon, Somerset, TA14 6QR A303, turn for South Petherton. Take first left at mini roundabout. Square, central South Petherton. Opposite Blake Hall, next to Little T 01460 249647 Exhibition is in top left hand corner. Thatch Charity Shop. Open every day except Tues & Wed 11.00- Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily T 01935 829319 Dorseframe approx 100 yards on right hand side. Grid ref ST 43569 E [email protected] 6.00pm. E [email protected] 16388. W www.barringtonpottery.co.uk The Florins, Westport, Langport, Somerset, TA10 0BN W www.justinorwin.co.uk Directions: Follow the National Trust signs to Barrington Court. Free parking available in the main car park. National Trust Tea Shop Directions: Just off A303, BP garage, towards Stoke-sub-Hamdon. T 01460 281773 and picnic areas. Free entry to pottery. 400 yards on right. Great Field Lane. From village, road to Martock E [email protected] (North Street) 50 yards past church on left. North Street Workshops. Directions: Nicky's studio can be found on the B3168 Ilminster to road. Look out for yellow balloons, yellow bunting and SAW signs after the village Westport sign - both ways. Limited on site parking. Photography by Stephen Bell, Zavial Design DENNIS CHINAWORKS Sally Tuffin designs on earthenware pottery with incised, sliptrailed and painted patterns. The pots are hand thrown by Rory Mcleod and Chris Wright, decorated by a team of artists led by Vanessa Thompson - Heidi Warr, Theresa Blackmore, Tania Pike, Adam White, Michelle Frost and Natasha Spearpoint. Modelling by Alan Pepper. Open Mon - Thurs 10am to 4pm Continual demonstrations & sales of trials and seconds

Dennis Chinaworks, Shepton House, , Ilminster TA19 0JT Tel: 01460 240622 www.dennischinaworks.com

28 South Somerset www.somersetartworks.org.uk www.somersetartworks.org.uk South Somerset 29 Poor Good Good Partial Partial 68 Jewellery ● Silverwork 69 Jewellery ● Silverwork ● Metalwork ● Sculpture ● Stonecarving A 70 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing 72 Jewellery ● Silverwork 73 Ceramics ● Mixed Media ● Pottery Holly Webb Forging of the Elements John Newberry RWS Pippa Berthon Wendy Dunt: Merry Maiden Holly Webb has been living and working in Somerset Nick Durnan ● Julia Thompson ● Nicholas Ostroumoff The Artist at Work. Studio Exhibition - Watercolours Pippa's work is usually figurative using many Designs for over 30 years. Specialising in gold and silver of Somerset Churches. I paint on visits to many sources for inspiration: the Somerset flora and Forging of the Elements Nick Ostroumoff forges From my studio overlooking Merricks Organic jewellery, fusing contemporary and classic designs. countries but this exhibition will concentrate on fauna - medieval church work - marine life - shapes iron into bold decorative architectural forms. Farm, I produce a range of thrown pottery, mainly Her work includes semi-precious stones such as views of the well-known local churches, sometimes and textures in nature. Various techniques are used: Julia Thompson works from her classic caravan in stoneware, concentrating on functional forms opals, moonstones and lapis lazuli. Commissions as architectural studies, sometimes as distant towers forging - hammering - repouse - chasing - etching workshop, hand-crafting bespoke pieces of unique and simple glazes. I will also be exhibiting one-off accepted and repairs undertaken. Holly makes all the in the landscape. My pictures are small and prices and casting. Commissions are varied: wedding rings jewellery and boxes from ethical precious metals sculptural pieces, both large and small scale, work in her studio in Thorney. Prices range from £20. range from £80 to £400. I hope to be able to showSomerset the Art -Weeks church work Guide including 2010siboria and goblets - boxes that incorporate semi-precious gemstones. hand built using a combination of mixed media Open Thurs-Mon, 11am - 4pm painting equipment and sort of techniques I use. depicting clients houses, favourite churches or Nick Durnan carves and polishes translucent Third page - 230W x 50H and a unique ceramic aggregate body. Weekend landscapes - celebrating weddings, anniversaries and S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Somerset alabaster into tactile Mobius inspired forms. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S refreshments available, kindly supplied by Curry christening presents. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Stone carving workshops on Sunday afternoons 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Rivel Guides. Visitors walking or cycling will receive 2 - 6pm during Art Week. Stone and tools provided Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily T 01458 251122 a 10% discount. Opening times - 11am to 4pm just bring your ideas. Booking essential: tel. 01458 Opening times - 11am to 6pm E [email protected] Silver Workshop, Bow Street, Langport, 252463 or e-mail [email protected] W www.silverworkshop.co.uk Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily 3 Ducks Corner, Thorney, Langport, 2, Churchway Close, Curry Rivel, Somerset, TA10 9PQ Somerset, TA10 0DR Two day Recycled Silver Ring making courses, Somerset, TA10 0ED Directions: Halfway down Bow Street on the left if arriving from the Merricks Farm, Park Lane, Langport, Somerset, TA10 0NF T 01458 252701 includes stone setting.Booking essential online: T 01458 251906 Town Hall and main car park end. E [email protected] www.juliathompson.co.uk T 01458 252901 Live demonstrations of blacksmithing every Saturday Directions: Coming from Langport on the A378 to Curry Rivel, E [email protected] W www.holly-webb.co.uk Churchway Close is the first turning right as the road starts to go and Sunday between 11am and 2pm. W www.merricksorganicfarm.co.uk Directions: Thorney is 2 miles south of Langport. Hamstone house on downhill into the village. the right, next to Drove Road. Park outside the house. Follow signs to Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily See page 18 for more information Directions: A378 between Langport and Curry Rivel. Turn in at white/ studio at the back in the garden. Forge, Muchelney, Nr Langport, 71 Site Specific green Merricks Organics sign. Follow track for 1/2 mile, left into farmyard. Bus route 54 from Taunton/Yeovil. 15 minute walk from Somerset, TA10 0DW Langport Project Sandpits. Grid ref ST 410 258. T 01458 251341 E [email protected] Sue Palmer and Simon Lee Dicker have explored the art of place making here in Langport. Each artist Stylist: Emily Jewsbury Photographer: Rick Crane Directions: Two miles south of Langport on the road to Kingsbury focused on different aspect of the community spaces now and how they might become. Details of the work Photoshoot location kindly provided by Barrington Court Episcopi. Nearly opposite Muchelney Pottery. Grid ref. ST 428 235. is available from the SAW Hub and Tourist information centre.

The John Leach Gallery September 4 - November 9 GREG POOLE & The Potters of Muchelney Greg Poole’s evocative illustrations of the and life at

Photography by Stephen Bell, Zavial Design Muchelney Pottery. Pots by John Leach, Nick Rees, Mark Melbourne. Gallery open Monday to Saturday, 9-1, 2-5. Easy parking. Muchelney Po�ery, nr Langport TA10 0DW. 01458 250324. johnleachpo�ery.co.uk 30 South Somerset www.somersetartworks.org.uk Poor Good Good Poor Partial Partial

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● James Lynch: Atmospheric West Country 1 Church End, Pitney Ben Hillier I am a professional woodturner creating artistic Recent paintings and prints celebrating life and Pauline Watson Donna Norton landscapes and skies painted in traditional egg Ben was born in 1931 and is married with four sons. bowls and hollow forms. Woods I use are almost landscape shown in small garden studio and Pauline Watson makes ceramic sculptures, The making of new paintings, prints and relief tempera on gesso-coated panels. Kate Lynch: Father Tristram Hillier RA. Painting was what life was entirely from recycled and sustainable sources workshop. Imagery is shaped by the energy of the mainly inspired by natural forms, textures and constructions continues as before but with new Paintings and willow charcoal drawings continuing all about in my father's house - the art came first. As a either rescued from log piles or from local orchards, process, graphic rhythms and evocative colour. colours, often incorporating geometric elements. starting points and changed outcomes. Colour and the 'Sheep' theme, also working sketchbooks and commercial entrepreneur for fifty years Ben took what farms and gardens. Inspired by organic forms I Recent work includes slip-cast, carved bone-china pattern are more energetically explored, images even S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S sound recordings from recent projects. Both artists time he could find to sketch and watercolour. Inspired allow the wood to influence my design, sometimes vessels, ceramic books and other text-based pieces. more complex. There will be work in progress and 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 exhibit their work in their hilltop house and studio by the work of Sir Hugh Casson in ink and colour incorporating carving and texturing or adding other Donna Norton makes human body-casts in smooth lively discussion is always welcomed. Quotes from overlooking King's Sedgemoor. Books, prints and and Peter Thornicroft on how to work and paint. natural materials. My workshop and gallery will Opening times - 11am to 5pm porcelain and textural clays, which are smoke- my 2009 one man show include “accomplished, be open every day except Mondays. cards also on sale. Please note days open; phone Berry Cottage, Langport Road, Somerton, fired or finished with metallic glazes and oxides. originality at its best, adventurous and original, great S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S or e-mail to make alternative appointments or for Light refreshments available. Also, thrown stoneware bowls with glass details, invention and ceaseless imagination.” Somerset, TA11 6RT invitation to private view. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S T 01458 273136 porcelain tee-light holders and tripod ammonite S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S bowls. Both artists will be demonstrating their S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Opening times - 11am to 6pm 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 E [email protected] 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 different ways of working and visitors will have the 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Church Hill Studio, Opposite Village Hall, Opening times - 11am to 6pm Directions: Cottage next to convenience store near Pound Pool. opportunity to 'have a go' on the potter's wheel. Opening times - 11am to 6pm Pitney, Somerset, TA10 9AR Studio at rear of property. Parking on Langport Road and Behind Opening times - 11am to 6pm New Street House, New Street, Long Sutton, Berry by studio and memorial garden. 1, Church End, Pitney, Langport, T 01458 250683 S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Four Chimneys, , Somerset, TA10 9JW Somerset, TA10 9AS E [email protected] 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Somerset, TA10 9BB T 01458 241522 T 01458 251096 Directions: Opposite Pitney Village Hall, near church. Opening times - 11am to 6pm T 01458 250367 E [email protected] E [email protected] E [email protected] W www.daveappleby.co.uk Roundel House, The Triangle, Somerton, W www.katelynch.co.uk Directions: Take B3153 twixt Somerton and Langport. Follow signs to Directions: From village green towards Martock, take first right into Somerset, TA11 6ND W www.james-lynch.co.uk Studio at west end of village below parish church. Roadside parking. New Street. OS Grid Ref. ST 46771 25286 T 01458 274491 Directions: Signposted from village green. Grid ref. ST 430 308. E [email protected] Directions: B3151 from Street, turn right onto B3153. Straight over 1st mini-roundabout, left at 2nd mini-roundabout. Continue until Somerton Computing on left. Studio just before this. Free car parks nearby.

MK Gallery, Somerton Mixed show of painting, print and sculpture by the artists of Artists303 18th September-3rd October 2010 10.30am-5.30pm - 01458 273833 www.artists303.org.uk

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Birds and animals Earlier work mostly still life, some very able to see unique fine leather designed bindings, Michelle McCullagh is a fine artist specialising in Will Vaughan: Landscape etchings, Somerset. Paintings and drawings in mixed media, oils, acrylic, View new contemporary sandblasted, kiln formed and inspired from my garden, dog walks and the colourful. Later work becoming more abstract bespoke books, protective boxes, gift items and work painting and drawing animals. She is fascinated with David Curtis: Painting, mostly watercolour. watercolour and oil pastel, together with some applique stained glass pieces, mounted and framed wild places I love to visit. Visit my professional in response to the graphical signs and symbols in progress. Chris is happy to advise and discuss the their structure and movement and strives to represent Biddy Peppin: Oil paintings. stitched textiles are exhibited in my home studio. in locally sourced wood using traditional carpentry printmaking studio set in curious yards and gardens. that surround us. Using natural materials. care of books and their maintenance and restoration, this in her work. Michelle is excited to open her new Garden and garden plants, teas: 3-5pm. Listed techniques with a creative sculptural twist. Take tea in The exhibition also includes the smallest gallery in as well as creating individual books of any style. Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily studio to the public. Deborah Burt uses bronze S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S medieval painted room, Saturdays and Sundays the cottage garden and enjoy the play of light... Artweek!!? Visitors should be aware that this is a Chris's work ranges from simple repairs to creating and also resin sculpture to capture the essence of 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 2-4pm only. Jacaranda, Lotment Hill, Kingsdon, working studio and not suitable for young children. stunning unique works of art.Commissions welcome. an animal's character and movement. Both artists Somerton, Somerset, TA11 7LG S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S annually exhibit with the Society of Equestrian Opening times - Open 11am to 1pm and 2pm S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S T 01935 840801 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Artists in . to 5pm 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 E [email protected] Opening times - 11am to 6pm For further details of workshops and events visit: Silk House, Bailey Hill, Castle Cary, Opening times - 11am to 6pm Directions: Signposted from the B3151 between Somerton and The Nook, Broad Street, Charlton Adam, Opening times - 11am to 6pm www.mccullagh-burt-saw2010.webeden.co.uk. Somerset, BA7 7AD Opening times - 11am to 6pm . From A303, Podimore roundabout, take A372 first right to Lower Cockhill Farm, Cockhill, Castle Cary, Somerset, TA11 7AT 2 Rosebank, Queen Street, Keinton T 01963 359618 Tor View, Cary Hill, Castle Cary, , first left to Kingsdon (opposite Lytes Cary Manor). Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily Somerset, BA7 7NZ T 01458 223133 Mandeville, Somerset, TA11 6EQ E [email protected] Somerset, BA7 7HL Westfield House, High Street, T 01963 351288 E [email protected] T 01458 223025 , Somerset, TA11 6EB Directions: Centre of Castle Cary. In car park behind Market House by T 01963 359019 E [email protected] W www.ninaart.co.uk E [email protected] the lock-up and Post Office. Through archway. E [email protected] W www.willvaughan.com W www.juliamanning.co.uk T 01458 224109 W www.book-binder.co.uk Directions: From A303 take A37 (to ) second left signed E [email protected] Directions: From Station Road, Castle Cary, turn down Torbay Road to Charlton Adam (on sharp bend). Pass Fox and Hounds following road Directions: Halfway down Queen Street. Look for signs and flag. Park W www.mccullagh.co.uk Directions: On the A371, Wincanton/Shepton Mallet road, 200m south signpost. We are about a mile along the road signed to . round left. Studio next to Post Office. on road or in Chistles Lane. Grid ref. ST 549 306. of the 'Wagon and Horses' crossroad. Limited on site parking. Alternatively follow Art Weeks signs from B3126. Directions: With the Quarry Inn on your right, carry on for 75 yards and Westfield House is down a drive on the left.

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Margaret Bowman, Ceramics; Julie Jenkins - 'Sandstone. An exhibition of paintings Sunny Hill Prep School Patience is a watercolour painter whose favourite Paintings, drawings and prints by Richard in a My work consists of fabric brooches, bags, scarves People, Places and Things. An exhibition and sale Stephen Tate created from sketches/photographs of my recent subjects are informal studies of flowers from her working studio setting - images from the Somerset and felt vessels in bright colours. To produce these of watercolours and prints by Jeffy Salt, painter In the Forest Garden, the music of always Sarah Louise Bailey, Textiles Visit Bruton School for Girls' art studios and travels along the Silk Route. The dramatic location garden and the Somerset hedgerows. She paints Levels to Rwanda. Bruton makes a great lunch stop items I employ modern techniques which include and illustrator, and co-creator of Tidal Range, flows from an Aeolian harp to the Vault of Fire. exhibition to discover the high quality and varied work Human and organic forms are Margaret's inspiration. of Petra's sandstone facades and fantastic, towering, directly on to Arches paper with sable brushes and with several , restaurants and take-aways. soluable and heat responsive fabrics. My brooches contemporary greetings cards published by Create a live Finger Symphony with Korg the produced by talented students under the guidance of Her work is varied. Earthenware, stoneware, colour, weathered sandstone of Wadi Rum and Anatolia's St.Petersburg paints. Price range £75-£250 with are made of brightly coloured felt, embellished by Trumpers World. Kaossilator that flows on through the earth teachers who include Brian Wyatt and Terri Hogan. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S texture, shape and form are all considered in her moonscape, eroded by the elements, are captured in many more modestly priced unframed pictures and hand or machine and are uniquely individual. to the Secret Barn. Go find it if you can. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S developing style. The new studio opens opportunities atmospheric pastel and gouache paintings. Included Art teaching at Bruton not only aims to develop cards. Preview Saturday 18 September, 11am - 1pm. Prices range from £10 - £50 for her art to grow. Sarah uses a range of textile are paintings of Hindu and Jain temples and ancient traditional fine art drawing and painting skills, but All Welcome. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Opening times - 11am to 6pm Launch night party Saturday 18 September, techniques to create hangings, quilts, wearable items Buddhist carvings of Ajanta, India. also encourages the imaginative and experimental use S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Opening times - 11am to 6pm from 8pm, with DJ Philharmonia, Elfin and framed textile pieces. She uses semi-precious of a wide range of materials and processes - textiles, Patwell Studio, Patwell Lane, Bruton, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Twin and special woodland guests. stones, gold and silver wire and leaf, leathers and printing, mixed media, sculpture and photography. Somerset, BA10 0EQ 15, Coombe Street, Bruton, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Opening times - 11am to 6pm silks alongside various paint media to create rich T 01749 814983 Somerset, BA10 0EN S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Opening times - 11am to 6pm colours and textures. E [email protected] 3, Quaperlake Street, Bruton, T 01749 812958 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Opening times - 11am to 6pm 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Heybrook, Lower Backway, Bruton, W www.richardpomeroy.co.uk Somerset, BA10 0HA E [email protected] S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S 2, The Old Station, North Street, Somerset, BA10 0EA Opening times - 11am to 6pm T 01743 812694 W www.jeffysalt.co.uk Wincanton, Somerset, BA9 9AZ Opening times - 11am to 4pm Mon to Fri Directions: 50m on left down Patwell Lane from junction with Patwell 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 T 01749 813478 Bonham Farm Cottage, Bonham Lane, (11am to 7pm Friday 24 Sept) Street. Near Church Bridge Stores, opposite Bruton church. E [email protected] Directions: From Bruton Library turn up Coombe Street and no.15 will T 01963 31583 Stourton, Somerset BA12 6PX Opening times - 11am to 6pm Directions: 30 yards up High Street, turn right down Mill Lane, leading be found on the right hand side. E [email protected] Bruton School For Girls, Sunny Hill, Bruton, Directions: 200 yards past the County Library in the centre of Bruton, to Lower Backway. Heybrook 50 yards on right. Parking along Lower T 01747 840840 Shepton House, Shepton Montague, W www.julie-jenkins.co.uk Somerset, BA10 0NT on the Road. Terracotta painted house on the right. Backway. Or approach from Church Bridge along footpath by river. E [email protected] Somerset, BA9 8JW T 01749 814400 E [email protected] Directions: Wincanton town centre - turn left at Market Place, Post W www.twitter.com/tree_tart T 01749 813803 Office, yellow building on left, into North Street. Signposted B3081 to W www.brutonschool.co.uk Bruton. The Old Police Station down on right. Grid ref. ST 711 287. Directions: From A303, take turning signed Stourhead Gardens. Directions: Shepton Montague signposted off A359 between Bruton Directions: The school is situated on the A359, 1.5km south of Follow Stourhead signs onto B3092. After approx. one mile, turn left, and crossroads with A371 near Castle Cary. Shepton House is on Bruton town centre, in the Yeovil direction. Nippy Bus service 667 signed Gasper. Follow lane, over crossroad. Venue on right before road 200m south of Montague Inn (good pub) near letter box. Street-Wincanton stops outside the school. Visitors are asked to call steep dip. at reception first.

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● ● ● ● ● ● 95 Painting Prints Drawing Photography 96 ● Prints ● Drawing ● Sculpture ● Stonecarving 97 Painting Prints Drawing Printmaking © Crown Copyright Reserved Elizabeth Hitchins and Mark Shave Farm Artists A Elizabeth Deverell reproduced from Ordinance Survey mapping with permission of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office under Licence No. LA 07683 X. Unauthorised reproduction infringed Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Mendip Pickthall Rowena Pearce ● Tim Millar ● Kay Lewis-Bell ● In this ancient cottage with views across fields to Terri Hogan Alfred's Tower, Elizabeth paints in all sorts of ways as Elizabeth Hitchins ● Mark Pickthall Rowena Pearce: Handmade books, lyrical well as etching, mostly of animals, ships, landscapes. Using both vigorous brush strokes and a palette knife, expressionist mixed media paintings and prints Her work has been bought in all five continents. often in impasto, Elizabeth creates landscapes, featuring primitive organisms and pond life. Terri is a small hill village with a good pub. interiors and still life in simplified sculptural forms. Hogan: Celebratory exploration of Cornish coast Open Friday - Sunday, 11am - 6pm. Small dog and Mark is a graphic designer and photographer and has and landscape through acrylic and mixed-media chickens, very tame. created a series of land and seascapes using acrylic, paintings, monoprints and assemblages. Kay oil and photography on stretched canvases, including S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Lewis-Bell: Paintings and drawings in oils and striking studies of our recent heavy snowfall. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 charcoal. Tim Millar: Biological sculptures in S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S glass (lead crystal) formed by lost-wax casting Opening times - 11am to 6pm 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 process. Special 'Waterhole' event on Saturday 25 Pressix Cottage, Upton Noble, September, 11am - 5pm with band and activities Somerset, BA4 6BB Opening times - 11am to 6pm suitable for all the family including stone carving, T 01749 850251 The Barn, Border Lodge, North , clay sculpture, print making etc. Bring a picnic! E [email protected] Somerset, BA10 0JQ S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Directions: Off A359. Lamb Inn on right. Turn right down lane. T 01749 850535 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Pressix Cottage near bottom on right. Park in drive. E [email protected] Opening times - 11am to 5pm Directions: Leaving Bruton, take Kilmington/Warminster road for 3.5 miles. Turn left at small crossroad signed Upton Noble. Barn 100 Shave Farm, South Brewham, Bruton, yards on right. Somerset, BA10 0LG T 01749 813248 E [email protected]

Directions: Shave Farm is near Stourhead and Alfred's Tower, just at southern edge of South Brewham village, near Bruton. Scion Contemporary Art at Barrington Court

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Gare Hill Road Pottery September 4th to October 2nd Art Works; aims to promote and profile Visual Arts landscapes. Over the winter I have concentrated Academy Summer Exhibition. David was featured and change. He contemplates these given, rich new window for Batcombe Church. There will also (24 Sept - 3 Oct), exhibiting these and her classical includes Russell Coates: underglaze - blue HapticArt are an exhibiting group of Textile Artists in Somerset. on quite big still-lifes with the effect of winter artist at the Royal Watercolour Society Exhibition at textures to inform his sensitive mark-making that is be paintings and prints for inspiration and sale. On thrown porcelain. Her work is very much influenced porcelain, bowls, jugs, vases and boxes enamelled who met at East Berkshire College, Windsor while Bankside Gallery and is presently creating new work both poised and lyrical, creating a synthesis between Thursday September 30th at 5pm Sally will give an by her journeys to China and Japan. For 25 years light on flowers, fruit and decorative objects. with birds, animals and sea creatures; and Hiro studying for the HE Diploma of Stitched Textiles Opening times - Mond to Sat 10am to 5pm, for an exhibition at the Victoria Art Gallery, Bath. "The historic patina and beautiful emergent imagery. illustrated talk: The Art and Craft of Stained Glass in she has arranged visits to other artists and places Takahashi: ceramic sculpture - 'soul houses', 2004-2007 with Jan Beaney, Jean Littlejohn and Sunday 11am to 4pm S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S attraction of these highly individual paintings is that Illustrated talk - Sunday 26 Sept at 5pm in the studio: the Twentieth Century. Cream teas on Sundays of cultural interest both in China and Central Asia. trees, boats, small animals and functional pottery. Louise Baldwin. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 they encourage us to use our imagination.” Robin Articulating Unknowing. Exploration of the potential of served in courtyard. Commissions welcome. Black Swan Arts, 2 Bridge Street, Frome, Pottery making and painting demonstrations. Their membership is drawn from a wide range of ages Somerset BA11 1BB Capon, Art Critic. liminal experiences to enrich the creative process. Ceramics and Tours: www.christineannrichards.co.uk Tea & coffee. Preview Fri 17 Sept. and backgrounds. Their work is varied - they have Opening times - 11am to 6pm S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S T 01373 473980 no house style, preferring to explore their individual Rockwells House Studio, Batcombe, S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Opening times - Open daily 11am to 6pm; E [email protected] interests, leading to some highly individual exciting Somerset, BA4 6HD 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 11am to 2pm Wed 22 Sept & Wed 29 Sept. W www.blackswan.org.uk Opening times - 12pm to 6pm and innovative creations. T 01749 850656 The Haven, Gare Hill Road, Nr , Directions: The Black Swan is conveniently placed in Frome Opening times - 11am to 6pm Opening times - 12pm to 6pm Batcombe Lodge Studio, Batcombe, Opening times - 11am to 6pm The textile artists will display their process through Frome, Somerset, BA11 5EX Town Centre. Directions: 350 metres west of the church, near the centre of the a series of free demonstrations in Gallery One. 4 Enfield Terrace, Weymouth Road, The Cowshed, Batcombe Lodge, Batcombe, Somerset, BA4 6BZ Chapel House, High Street, , By Road: Adjacent to the main car park village, on the left hand side. Reasonable parking on the road, T 01373 836171 We also offer an opportunity to local craft groups , Somerset, BA4 6JE Somerset, BA4 6BZ T 01749 850589 Nr Shepton Mallet, Somerset, BA4 4TE By Rail: Fifteen minutes walk from Frome railway station. disabled on site only. Good pub nearby. E [email protected] to come and sit in the gallery, knit, sew, embroider, By Bus: There are regular buses from Bath, Trowbridge and Wells. T 01749 831006 T 01749 850048 E [email protected] T 01749 850208 W www.russellcoates.co.uk E [email protected] E [email protected] W www.sally-pollitzer.co.uk W www.christineannrichards.co.uk show what they have been doing and how they do Directions: From A361 take B3092 south. At Frome Show sign turn it and above all ...share. Directions: From A371 take road to Evercreech at Pecking Mill Inn. Directions: From church take road signposted to village hall. Turn Directions: From the church take road signposted Village Hall, turn left Directions: 2 Miles south of A361 between Shepton Mallet and Frome right into Bunn's Lane. Turn left at T-junction, 100m on right. Grid Located between Weston Town sports ground and converted chapel. left, pass hall, then first right into Cockpit Lane. Continue up lane for and pass hall, then immediately fork right up Cockpit Lane for one and on A359 to Bruton. At main crossroads in Wanstrow turn left. 100m ref. ST 764 419. Gallery Two - Kitty Hillier - Winner of the Reveal approx 1½ miles through tree-lined section. Grid ref. 690 414. half miles to top of tree lined lane. right hand side. Studio behind Methodist Chapel. Emerging Artist Award 2010. 4th September - 9th October 2010. Since graduating in 2007, Kitty has continued to develop her contemporary works on wood. Kitty received the Reveal Emerging Artist Award in 2009 and has developed a series of new works. Alongside her paintings, she hopes to give the viewer more of an insight into the process by including a number of drawings and prints. There will also be a photography exhibition by Somerset based photographer Charlie Thomas which documents Kitty Hillier's work process, and an exhibition by Ciara Nolan of local Frome artists at work in their studios.

Artists Talk Reveal emerging artist conversation with Kitty Hillier, Jon England, and Laura Rouse Thursday 23th September, Time 6pm to 8pm

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I will be exhibiting paintings and drawings ranging Still enjoying working with, learning about, decorating Bronze and resin sculptures. Small affordable Displayed in his sculpture garden, Ian's work captures Broadly representational landscape paintings in Val George Images inspired by myth and legend blended with Sally's quirky Gothic style create an exhibition of in material scale and price. Private view Saturday and firing clay. bronzes. the beautiful simplicity of balance in nature. Giant watercolours, oil and mixed media - inspired by Andrew George - Sublime landscapes painted in unique and alternative art with a fantasy twist. Original 18th Sept. Choosing continually to work with leaves, grasses, seed heads and birds that rise on the West Country's ever-changing moods and egg tempera on gesso board. Multiple perspectives S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Opening times - Mon to Wed 11am to 1pm & work/prints and cards for sale. Also on display is portraiture and the figure, I am confronted with thermals of stainless steel. Their simplicity is breath- atmosphere. Prices of original work from £50-£2000. provide a wonderful sense of space and distance. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 3pm to 5pm. Thur to Sun 11am to 6pm Sally's collection of handmade jewellery - all one of a the state of human existence. I look to paint the taking: a sweep of stainless steel and glass and it's all Mendips, Dorset and Scottish hills. £400-£4,000 Rodden Manor, Rodden, Frome, S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S kind pieces, created with wire, beads, semi-precious exterior of lives but also the inner experience to try Opening times - 11am to 6pm there, the movement, the grace, the power of nature Val George - Stylised, expressive animal paintings Somerset, BA11 5LE 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 stones and other interesting items. to communicate visually, the intangible. My canvas reflected in a new form. Ian and his sculptures were in strong colours. Blotted layers of watercolour pencil The Old Church Hall, Wine Street, T 01373 466610 becomes a stage, for the paint to play out stark truths. featured on 's 'Country House Rescue'. Opening times - 11am to 6pm give subtle texture. Some papier mache sculpture. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Frome, Somerset, BA11 1EN E [email protected] £150-£800 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily T 01373 451245 W www.slimsculpture.co.uk Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily 13, Coal Barton, Coleford, 19, Lower Keyford, Frome, , Somerset, BA3 5PF Directions: The Old Church Hall, Wine Street is at the junction with Directions: Stone gates on left of A362 500 yards from ASDA Ebenezer Chapel, High Street, Buckland Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily Opening times - 11am to 6pm Somerset, BA11 4AP Dinham, Somerset, BA11 2QT T 01373 812956 High Street, off Christchurch Road West (A362) Frome. roundabout heading towards Warminster. Noone Cottage, Springers Hill, Coleford, 16, St Michaels Close, , E [email protected] T 07810 376571 T 01373 471711 Radstock, Somerset, BA3 5LN Somerset, BA3 5LF E [email protected] E [email protected] W www.davidparfitt-art.co.uk T 01373 812270 T 01749 840444 W www.ellentovey.com W www.marlowsculpture.co.uk Directions: In Coleford (Anchor Road), take the turning into Beacon E [email protected] E [email protected] Directions: Frome Market Place: Up Bath Street, at roundabout turn left View/Coal Barton (opposite the Post Office and Jones Convenience Directions: Sculpture Garden, on A362 between Directions: Follow road opposite Coleford Co-op. Turn right into High W www.thepunkfaeryartworks.com up Wesley Slope. Take second left onto Keyford Road. At traffic lights Stores), then first right. Penultimate house on right at end of Frome and Radstock, near the Bell Inn. There is a large hanging sign. Street. After bend in road, Noone Cottage on left at bottom of hill, turn right down Tockshill. First left into Lower Keyford. cul-de-sac. Grid ref. ST 684 495. Directions: From the centre of the village, pass the church and take 1st Please park in High Street and walk up driveway. Grid ref. ST 752 512. opposite two newer houses. Grid ref. ST 774 847 22. right at top of hill. No. 16 is at the bottom of the Close.

"It was very enjoyable as we had such a positive response to our work. People have high expectations especially those who take SAW seriously." Art Weeks Artist

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Mayumi Kaneko Fiona Campbell A Studio 33 Terry Macey and Wraxall House Studios Bronwen Bradshaw,

● ● ● ● Contemporary surface design in the form of textiles Open studio and exhibition of steel, copper and wire Jo Lucksted Sheena Spacey Sue Liby Angelika Elsebach Juliet Duckworth Jane Manning Lizbeth Holstein Rosalind Marchant, interwoven with the feel and colours of Japan. sculptures, drawings and prints based on organic Jo Lucksted: Textiles - contemporary wall-hangings Terry and Angelika create beautiful clothes for women A group of three artists who work together at Wraxall Sandie Roche forms in nature. Set in Fiona's beautiful garden and reflecting interior design trends, sumptuous fabric who desire style and individuality beyond fashionable House Studios present a new exhibition. Juliet S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Bronwen Bradshaw: Etchings large and small studio, her powerful, skeletal structures - reminiscent combinations with embellished and embroidered trend. Their clothes are made in their Somerset Duckworth: Vibrant life paintings and contemporary 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 printed from aluminium plate; handmade books; of insects/cocoons - will excite the senses! Price detail. Ceramics - brooches, buttons, angels and workshop with an ethos for craft rather than mass landscapes inspired by the local surroundings. video. Rosalind Marchant: Etchings inspired by Opening times - 11am to 6pm range £5-£1,500. Sunday workshops (19th, 26th and antlers! Hand-built figurative work finished with production, using carefully sourced fabrics such as Oil paintings and drawings. Lizbeth Holstein: colours and textures in the landscapes of south-west 3rd, 12-1pm) will demonstrate a range of wirework oxides and gold lustre. Sheena Spacey: Ceramic Irish linen, English wool and Scottish tweed. Clothes Naive observations of the figure and still-lives in 1-2 Allington Row, Stoke St Michael, France. Framed prices under £300. Sandie Roche: techniques for visitors to explore (book in advance). figures, shoes and accessories inspired by fashion, can be purchased direct or commissions taken to suit monochromatic tones. Jane Manning: Abstract Radstock, Somerset, BA3 5JW Handwoven textiles for sale and to commission. Rugs, Refreshments available. fantasy and fables. Hand-built and sculpted from individual needs. The studio is open throughout the figures and still-life paintings inspired by everyday T 01749 840602 blankets and wall-hangings in wool; silk scarves. Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily earthenware paperclay, with mixed media decorations. year by appointment. objects.There will be work in progress on view. E [email protected] Sue Liby Pottery: Stoneware, wheel-thrown, tiny, Studio demonstrations of etching and weaving will W www.bottega-yu.co.uk Laundry Cottage, 13 Cooks Lane, S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S tactile glazed bowls decorated and hand-carved S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S take place time permitting (please note - there will be West Cranmore, Somerset, BA4 4RH 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 no weaving demonstrations on 18th and 19th Sept). Directions: Up the hill from the pub, towards . bowls/burners/hanging pots. Hand-built, carved crank 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 100 yards on the left. T 01749 880394 / 07515537224 bowls depicting the real and imagined landscape. Opening times - 12noon to 4pm - phone for S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S E [email protected] Opening times - 10.30am to 5pm appointment outside opening hours. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 W www.fionacampbellart.co.uk S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S The Lodge, Hill, Pylle, Shepton Mallet, Wraxall House, Wraxall, Shepton Mallet, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Somerset, BA4 6TE Opening times - 11am to 6pm Directions: A361, Piers Road towards . Left at Somerset, BA4 6RQ Strode Arms pub. Left onto Cooks Lane. Through The Laurels Gate. Opening times - Open 11am to 5pm T 01749 860565 Dove Studios, Barton Road, Butleigh, T 01749 860180 Laundry Cottage ahead. E [email protected] Somerset, BA6 8TL 33 Town Street, Shepton Mallet, W www.terrymacey.com E [email protected] Somerset, BA4 5BE T 01458 850682 Directions: From Pylle on the A37, take turning to Pylle Church, turn Directions: From A37 turn at Queens Arms pub towards . E [email protected] T 01749 345873 / 07873 129040 left after the church, first house on right. Turn right at Roses Farm B&B sign. Turn first left, first house on left. E [email protected] Directions: On road between Butleigh and , blue sign in hedge by layby, down long drive. Directions: From the Market Cross/Market Place, head north down Town Street. Studio 33 is on the left hand side. Third shop from the bottom.

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Reduction-fired domestic stoneware pots, ranging Blue School Wells Students Pottery established in 1976. Represented in museums Landscape artist Tiana Marie celebrates the Exhibition of sculptures and work in progress in the the sky overhead in my studio (a lean-to greenhouse the shape of a field, the initmate architectural space These are then altered, back in my studio, where from eggcups to baking dishes, decorative and private collections across the world. Raku and elemental power of nature in fleeting images of studio. Also many sculptures in the walled garden. in its previous life!). Please detour to the lovely A rare opportunity to view work by young gifted of an Anglo-Saxon chapel. Then there is the imagined I simplify forms and produce a more heightened bowls and lamp bases. All decorated with stoneware. Some sculptural, some useful, sometimes natural forms, exploring light as the ensoulment Latest work includes boxing hares, a running hare and village of North Wootton - a cup of tea awaits.... artists from The Blue School, Wells. The art space evoked by certain lines of poetry, music or palette of colours. My watercolours are mostly slips in soft, gentle colours - some abstract humorous. Individual pieces, tile pictures and of the natural world. Subjects include the sacred a unicorn. Sukey is a founder member of The Society Cards, prints and various sizes of recent paintings on work consisting of paintings, photography and a psalm. The drawings and prints are worked and created by tearing up paintings executed patterns and some images from nature. domestic ware. See www.elizabethraeburn.co.uk for landscapes of Glastonbury and the Somerset of Portrait Sculptors in London. display. Commissions welcome - come and discuss sculpture is inspired by agriculture, farming and reworked revealing the process of their making. outdoors. These 'tear ups' are re-assembled as examples of both our work. Demonstrations daily. Levels in moonshine, sunlight and the dark S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S the land around us and is exhibited in an historic Prices range from £350 - £4000 your ideas. radiance of sunset. Original fine art paintings in Prices from £75 a collage in a larger format and worked again. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Somerset roundhouse. Open Daily except Monday. Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S watercolour or mixed media. Price £45-£3000. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Refreshments including ice cream served 11am to S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Fine art prints £25 upwards. Art cards available. Opening times - 11am to 6pm 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 5, Pilton Road, North Wootton, 3pm. Private View: Friday 17th September 6-8pm 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 The Old Post Office, , Shepton Shepton Mallet, Somerset, BA4 4ET Opening times - 11am to 6pm S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Opening times - 11am to 6pm S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Opening times - 12noon to 5pm Opening times - 11am to 6pm Mallet, Somerset, BA4 6TU T 01749 890368 Pilltown Chapel, , Glastonbury, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 The Malthouse, Totterdown Lane, Pilton, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Avalon Hall, Silver Street, Glastonbury, Unit 1B Northover Farm Buildings, T 01749 860241 E [email protected] Somerset, BA6 8NQ Shepton Mallet, Somerset, BA4 4EA W www.angierooke.co.uk Opening times - 11am to 6pm Somerset, BA6 8BS Northover, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9NU E [email protected] Opening times - 11am to 6pm T 01749 890501 T 01749 890341 Kylemore House, 16 Lambrook Street, T 01458 834102 T 01458 832026 Directions: South of Shepton Mallet on A37. At Queens Arms, turn Directions: Follow signs to North Wootton from A39 (Wells to Tanyard Farm, Tanyard Lane, E [email protected] W www.sukeyerland.me.uk Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 8BX E [email protected] E [email protected] towards East Pennard. Turn right, house next to red phone box. Glastonbury), A361 (Glastonbury to Shepton Mallet) or A371 (Shepton Lower Westholme, Pilton, Somerset, BA4 4EL W www.elizabethraeburn.co.uk Directions: In Pilton turn off A361 into Totterdown Lane by the Crown to Wells). About 2 miles down lanes. Near Crossways Inn. T 01458 831612 Directions: Turn right at the top of Glastonbury High Street. Silver Directions: Approach or leave Glastonbury by A39. Turn off at the T 01749 890252 Directions: On A361 in West Pennard, between Pilltown filling station Inn. Studio and car parking are opposite the inn car park. E [email protected] Street is the first right turning. traffic lights at the Morlands Development site. Turn left at the mini E [email protected] and the Lion at Pennard. W www.tianamarie.co.uk roundabout and follow road into Bridies Yard. Directions: Located between North Wootton and Pilton, ½ mile from Directions: Kylemore House is on the corner of Lambrook Street and A361 at Steanbow. Silver Street, a minutes walk from the top of Glastonbury High Street along the A361. Grid Reference ST50 270 38956

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● ● 126 Mixed Media ● Painting ● Prints ● Drawing 127 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing 128 Painting ● Drawing ● Printmaking 129 Furniture ● Interiors 130 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing ● Photography 131 Ceramics Jewellery Textiles A A Nightingale Studio A Old School Studio, Hill Farm Studio Lorraine Houlden Pennybatch Gallery Orchard Vale Trust Richard Turner Kate Noble ● Monika Miller ● Sue Wales Myrtle Pizzey At Greenfield Farm you will find restored items for Jake Vincent ● Peter Vincent Orchard Vale Trust provides residential homes for Primarily a pastelist I work on a variety of surfaces, Kate Noble painter, portraitist, animator and An exhibition plus demonstrations in the workshop/ sale in rush, cane and seagrass. Rushes harvested A father and son exhibition of watercolour and people with learning disabilities. Throughout the event often employing other mediums to contrast the pastel committed figure drawer. www.katenoble.co.uk studio of a relief printmaker working mainly locally. Commissions undertaken. Also for sale photography. Peter's accomplished paintings of the our workshops will be open where we will be showing marks. My images are based on abstract design; [email protected] in the medium of lino. The show will include there will be rush baskets and rush/straw jewellery. Somerset landscape in his own fluid style contrast work in progress and displaying a colourful collection finished work ranges from non-representational Sue Wales paints mostly in oils, landscapes and original observation drawings, limited edition Teaching workshops will be available for chair completely with Jake's atmospheric panoramic of scarves in silk and wool fibre, textured felt bags, expression, to highly resolved, descriptive pieces. portraits, a great colourist and teacher. prints in black and white and colour reduction. seating. So give me a call and give your chair a photographs. On Wednesdays Peter will be cushions and jewellery, batik and needlepoint items, Content is usually related to, or inspired by the www.suewales.co.uk [email protected] Also mixed media mono prints, photographs fresh look. demonstrating watercolour techniques throughout bold ceramics and vibrant paintings. Somerset Levels and the county's coastline. Monika Miller, Postgraduate Fine Arts, Warsaw. and a visual example of the process. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S the day, whilst Jake will be showing examples of the Opening times - 11am to 5pm Daily I conduct demonstrations and run workshops Amongst many prizes she received the Polish Prime 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 giclée printing process on Thursdays and Fridays. By S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S East Court, Doctors Hill, , from my studio and for West Country art groups. Minister's Scholarship Award. In her paintings and appointment visitors are welcome to bring their own 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Nr Wells, Somerset, BA5 1AR large scale etchings she captures the intensification Opening times - 11am to 6pm paintings or photographs for use in demonstrating S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S T 01749 673122 of the human shape. Greenfield Farm, Upper Coxley, the digital process from capture to print. A small 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Opening times - 11am to 6pm E [email protected] www.somersetartworks.org.uk/artists/monika-miller Wells, Somerset, BA5 1QS charge may apply towards material costs. Hill Farm, Castle Lane, Wookey, W www.orchardvaletrust.org.uk [email protected] T 01749 679683 Opening times - 11am to 6pm Nr Wells, Somerset, BA5 1NN Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily Old School Studio is open year round by appointment, E [email protected] Directions: From the centre of the village follow signs up Doctors Hill. Nightingale Cottage, Ashcott Road, telephone 07894 701734 T 01749 678006 Pennybatch Cottage, Burcott, , Somerset, BA6 9SU E [email protected] Directions: A39 between Coxley and Wells, turn towards North Wells, Somerset, BA5 1NH T 01458 860694 S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S W myrtlepizzey.co.uk Wootton, then next on right (signposted). Greenfield Farm 400m on left. T 01749 672553 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 E [email protected] Directions: From Wells take the A371 towards Cheddar, fork left E [email protected] W www.artistrichardturner.co.uk Opening times - 11am to 6pm onto the B3139 towards Wedmore. Bear left into Castle Lane - W www.pennybatchgallery.co.uk follow the signs. Directions: From Glastonbury take B3151 Wedmore road. Enter Meare Directions: From Wells take the A371 towards Cheddar. Fork left onto village, approx half mile on left is Grenters Garage, then take second The Old School, Godney, Wells, the B3139 towards Wedmore and continue for approx 1 mile. Turn left left into Ashcott Road. Nightingale Studio is 4/10th of a mile on left. Somerset, BA5 1RY at the Wookey sign. 400 yards on left. Grid ref. ST 524 453. Limited on site parking. T 01458 830078 E [email protected] W www.katenoble.co.uk

Directions: Godney is off the A39 between Wells and Glastonbury. Old School Studio is past the Old Post Office.

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Silver and the vibrant, subtle colours of enamels "Small Wonders" Jan Ollis and Fiona Ashby Parmenter at A2 Gallery Jane paints using egg tempera on small sections of WORK STILL IN PROGRESS 'The Helston Project' paper that are then linked with wire, creating work that WORK ACCOMPLISHED Drawings and paintings in are combined to create original jewellery AIR Gallery The studio of two artists who share a passion for Alan Stratford and Kaye Parmenter find working in pieces often drawing inspiration from folklore, is broadly figurative. Each piece of work always has a charcoal, oil and pastel Part of the Art Weeks special Exhibition Programme, bringing the past into the present. Fiona Ashby of A2 Gallery's airy, light space inspiring and they both tales and the beauty and fragility of the natural quality of peaceful tranquility, whether landscape or Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily Small Wonders features a selection of affordable and 'Painted with Love' recycles, repaints and re-styles enjoy discussing techniques with visitors. Kaye, who world. Work by students who meet regularly nude study. Prices range from £90 upwards and Jane high quality original hand-made work from Open the often forgotten to create fabulous, vibrant and is an experienced teacher of painting in watercolour, The Hall, 92 St Thomas Street, in the workshop will also be on show. always welcomes commissions. Studios 2010 participating artists. Works include functional pieces that are given a new lease of life. relishes sharing her very free and fluid technique. Wells, Somerset, BA5 2UZ Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily ceramics, textiles, paintings, jewellery, glass and 'Chi-Chi Moi' - Jan Ollis - uses the traditional She will paint between 10am - 2pm Tues/Thurs/ S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S T 01749 677903 skills of hand knitting, crochet and sewing with a Fri, watercolour on paper and canvas. Alan paints 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 E [email protected] 2 Coombe Brook, , mixed-media. A must-visit during your trip; a great contemporary twist to create a range of accessories watercolours and oils with an evocative quality as well W www.maryrowlandspritchard.co.uk Near Wells, Somerset, BA5 1BL way to see a diverse range of work created by for you and your home. Prices start from just £3.75. as beautiful pencil and charcoal portraits. Alan will be Opening times - 11am to 6pm Somerset artists - and even make a purchase. Directions: On B3139 Bath Road. At the top of St Thomas Steet next to T 01749 677282 Free demonstrations will take place Mondays, working in the gallery during opening hours Sat/Sun/ 3 New Street, Wells, Somerset, BA5 2LA Credit Card payment accepted in this venue. the church. Large green gates. Road parking. E [email protected] Tuesdays and Wednesdays between 11am and 1pm. Wed, mainly in charcoal, pencil and oils. T 01749 673500 Directions: From Wells, the first row of houses on the left, as you enter Curated by SAW’s Curatorial Services in partnership Open 10am - 5pm Tues-Sun. E [email protected] Opening times - 9.30am to 5pm Mon to Sat, the village. Parking in layby opposite or next to the village shop. with AIR Gallery; aims to promote and develop a wider 11am to 4pm Sun. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Directions: Park Wells centre. Two minutes walk from High Street. audience to the Art Weeks event. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 At junction with Sadler, New and Chamberlain Streets. Opposite AIR Gallery, 6 High Street, Wells, traffic lights. About AIR Gallery Somerset, BA5 2SG Opening times - 10am to 5pm Wells 'AIR Gallery' is a vibrant new contemporary art T 01749 675873 A2 Gallery, 78A High Street, Wells, and craft venue promoting work by prominent artists E [email protected] Somerset, BA5 2AJ W www.chichimoi.co.uk and makers based in the West Country. T 01749 678482 Directions: Studio can be found at the 'Air Gallery', 6 High Street, E [email protected] Opening times - Monday to Saturday 9.30am Wells near Market Place. Gallery is on first floor above 'Junior' W www.a2gallery.co.uk to 5pm, Sunday 11 to 4pm toyshop, entrance through toyshop. Directions: At Cuthbert's Church end of Wells High Street. AIR Gallery, 6 High Street, Wells, Entrance next to Cathedral City Travel. Somerset BA5 2SG

T 01749 675873 Jewellery by Pippa Berton E [email protected] Stylist: Emily Jewsbury Photographer: Rick Crane Directions: Studio can be found at the 'Air Gallery', 6 High Street, Photoshoot location kindly provided by Barrington Court Wells near Market Place. Gallery is on first floor above 'Junior' "Somerset Art Weeks are a wonderful toyshop, entrance through toyshop. celebration of the arts. The visitors all seemed to enjoy themselves and we had a lot of interesting conversations and made a lots of contacts." Art Weeks Artist

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Hats, scarves, Laura Pearcey is a successful ceramic sculptor whose Michael paints in oils and his work reflects his love Fiona Hingston: New works - drawings made in Christina, LRPS, is developing her work from lines emphasising the tactile and curvaceous. Studio welcome. Studio closed on Wednesday and Thursday sweaters and jackets using a wide palette of colours. work is evocative of childhood memories and uses of open spaces and distant horizons. He also makes response to neglected patches of nature - pockets ice textures. She's gone back to the dark room. visitors welcome to watch work in progress, see the both weeks. Workshop sessions on Mondays, 20th prosaic objects and subtle colours to tell stories. stoneware pottery for the home and uses paper clay to of beauty and strangeness found in the Mendip Photographs are based on texture and form. Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily, late various finishing and mould-making techniques that I and 27th. Booking essential, fee charged, strictly Her sculptural works are assemblages of slip-cast make hares and other objects. Lesley paints objects landscape. Janette Kerr RWA: Work-in-progress - a Photograms, cyanotypes and Van Dykes will also opening until 7pm Thurs, Fri & Sat. use. Pieces are cast in iron and bronze resins and are limited. Details on request. Demonstrations on objects along with impressed and printed decoration. in watercolour that are found or from her environment research project linking science with art - extremities be shown. Belinda is currently concentrating on Old Ditch Farm, Old Ditch, then polished, painted or patinated. Bronzes are also 1st and 3rd weekends, afternoons only. Project Laura has also recently set up Boopdesign.com, her and have meaning to her. She also throws and hand and instabilities - histories and narratives - slipcast pots using a monoprinting technique on Westbury-Sub-Mendip, Somerset, BA5 1HN on display in the adjacent gallery. Refreshments free. some pots and enamel transfers on others. All books, kits and materials available to purchase. decorative range of functional ceramics. Boopdesign. builds pots and creates a delightful family of friendly peripheries and promontories - sites of instability and T 01749 870531 com exploits the translucent qualities of porcelain, dragons. Both artists will demonstrate hand built clay unknowing - places of rapid change and sudden shifts S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S work comes from layering colours and marks, S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S E [email protected] making impressed, printed, highly decorative work during the week. Prices range from £2 to £400. physically and meteorologically. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 gradually building to the final patterns. Work from 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Directions: On Wells-Cheddar road (A371) turn uphill at Westbury tealights and vases. both artists will range up to £150. The fee for the Cross. Follow lane for 1/2 mile to the cream farmhouse on right. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Opening times - 11am to 6pm photographic workshop is to cover materials only. Opening times - 11am to 6pm Enter yard, ample parking. Grid ref. ST 504 494. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Homedene, High Street, Chewton Mendip, 10, Lodge Hill, Westbury sub Mendip, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily Opening times - 11am to 6pm Opening times - 11am to 6pm Radstock, BA3 4LL Somerset, BA5 1ES Eastwater Cottage, Wells Road, , Opening times - 11am to 6pm T 01761 241235 T 01749 870648 18, Kippax Avenue, Wells, Somerset, BA5 2TT Cheese Yard Studio, West Horrington, Wells, Somerset, BA5 3AZ Garden Studio@21, Bath Road, Nr Wells, Somerset, BA5 3ED E [email protected] E [email protected] T 01749 677201 T 01749 676252 Wells, Somerset, BA5 3HP W www.cathyjudge.co.uk W www.lizclay.co.uk E [email protected] T 01749 673785 E [email protected] T 07971 279552 E [email protected] Directions: Coming from Wells to , the house is in between the Directions: On Wells/Cheddar Road A371, turn into Station Road. Directions: From B3139 Bath Road/St Thomas Street, Wells; enter Directions: Between A39 Bristol Road and B3135 to Cheddar. East of E [email protected] W www.janettekerr.co.uk pink cottage and the school, on the left hand side. Lodge Hill is a cul-de-sac 200 yards on the right. North Road and Kippax Avenue is 50m on right. Park in avenue. village past Priddy Green on the Wells Road on the left hand side. W www.boopdesign.com Directions: B3139 north of Wells to West Horrington. After 150 yards Directions: Bath Road is the B3139 from Wells. No. 21 is on the left - SAW sign - turn right into yard, follow signs and please park only just past the old Cottage Hospital. Access Garden Studio via alley/ where directed. Walk to studio - steep stone steps. garden gate (signposted). Grid ref. ST 557 462. Grid ref. ST 574 475. Stylist: Emily Jewsbury Photographer: Rick Crane Photoshoot location kindly provided by Barrington Court

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SAW Curatorial Services ‘Reveal’ Emerging Artists Award 2010

SAW is currently developing curatorial services in order to raise the profile of members' work, During SAW10, The Brewhouse Visual Arts, Somerset Art Works and Somerset Film will award key area of development include: a solo exhibition to an emerging artist who is either launching their professional career or taking their established career in a new direction. The successful artist will be offered an • Developing a showcase of work to highlight quality work from Somerset artists/maker during exhibition hosted by a Somerset venue.

the Open Studios Event The award forms part of the ‘Reveal Somerset’ agenda. • Supporting organisations in Somerset to deliver their visual arts programme to attract wider See www.revealsomerset.org for further details. audiences • Developing a touring show that profiles member's work at national and international level If you would like to nominate an artist for selection please email: [email protected] • Providing tailor-made curatorial support to organisations and individuals in Somerset All nominated artists must be exhibiting in SAW10. The winner of the award will be selected If you wish to know more about the service, please email: [email protected] by representatives from each organisation together with an independent curator. The winner will be announced at a ‘Reveal Somerset’ event after the Art Weeks. If you wish to know more, please join us at the Artist Talk on Thursday, 23 September, 6 to 8pm at Black Swan Arts (See Venue 104)

Reveal Somerset website revealsomerset.wordpress.com

Jon England, Reveal Emerging Artist Winner 2008. Photo by Kalen Lee Sedgemoor 55 Good Partial Partial Partial Good 145 Mixed Media 146 Ceramics ● Furniture ● Interiors 147 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing ● Sculpture 148 Jewellery 149 Mixed Media ● Painting ● Prints ● Drawing ● Textiles ● Fashion Anne Carpenter Lucy Brown Ceramics The Studio Erica Sharpe Chris Wilkins and A

● The pictures are strongly three-dimensional in Visit Lucy in her studio and view her range of striking Alexandra Chetwode Suzie Beale Award-winning jewellery in gold, silver, palladium Rachael Leah Dockerty and platinum featuring gemstones and the ancient appearance by judicious use of net and tulle. porcelain lighting and quirky tableware inspired by Suzie and Ali are both formally trained and exhibit Chris Wilkins draws inspiration from her decorative technique of granulation. Exceptionally There is no drawing or stitchery. all materials are texture, pattern, vintage crockery and the porcelain in many galleries around the country. Ali's surrounding environment - her artwork is a creation crafted pieces exploring form, colour and line with a hand-cut using scissors and pinking-shears and itself. All the work is for sale including some reduced sculptures in ceramic and bronze resin are stylised of layers, colours, textures and contrasts, using story to tell - suffused with light and meaning. Erica fixed by PVA adhesive. The results are 'Painting price seconds. Lucy will continue to work during studies of nature. She uses a neutral palette and mixed media. She explores different techniques with will be demonstrating granulation and the design with Fabric'. Anne works mainly to commission; the exhibition so you can see the making process. creates work with an organic dynamism. Suzie's a diversity of materials - experimenting with plaster, and re-making of old gold and gemstones into new portraits of houses and animals, foods and personal Tea and homemade cakes available on weekends. minimalist line on various backgrounds captures metal, everyday objects and recycled materials to creations. Open Wed-Sat 10am-4pm. souvenirs being major subject areas. Illustrated the elegance of the human form. In contrast, her create different surface textures. Rachael Dockerty S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S talks given and workshops can be arranged. abstract explorations with colour and texture 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S is a young Designer of Fashion Art and Illustration. demonstrate her innate understanding of paint as a Her muse, a juxtaposition of concepts derived from S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 medium. Visit this exciting show during SAW10. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Opening times - 11am to 6pm our world, people, places, culture and stories told Opening times - 10am to 4pm within. She is inspired by the power of image and Bronhallow Barn, Clewer, Wedmore, S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S 8, Borough Mall, Wedmore, communication, the ability to send a silent message. Opening times - 11am to 6pm Somerset, BS28 4JF 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Somerset, BS28 4EB The Conservatory, Baytree House, T 07813 913309 S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Opening times - Wed to Fri 11am to 3pm, Sat Turnpike Road, , Somerset, BS25 1TX E [email protected] T 01934 710448 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 to Sun 11am- to 6pm. T 01934 842421 W www.lucybrownceramics.co.uk E [email protected] Ragwood Farm, Clewer, Wedmore, W www.ericasharpe.co.uk Opening times - 11am to 6pm E [email protected] Directions: Between Cheddar and Wedmore on the B3151. Somerset, BS28 4JG Directions: The Borough Mall is situated just off the main street Directions: Pink House next to Miners Arms pub on main road Turn off to Clewer. The Studio is half way up the hill on the left. The Bakery, The Borough, Wedmore, (The Borough) of Wedmore. Opposite the Post Office. Free parking. through village of Shipham. Conservatory and parking are down T 01934 742254 Somerset, BS28 4EB Grid ref. ST 436 478. Comrade Avenue. E [email protected] T 01934 712271 / 01934 712522 Directions: From Cheddar to Wedmore take right at cream cottage, E [email protected] signed to Clewer. Follow S-bend uphill, but before top of hill take Directions: In central Wedmore you will find the Cottage Gallery. right down no through road. Ragwood is last on the left. Facing the gallery turn right up The Borough B3139. On your lefthand DOS SAW guide ad 180510_DOS SAW guide ad 180510 18/05/2010 11:52 Page 1 side will be a turning for The Lerburne. The Bakery is opposite this entrance for the lane, opposite the dentists.

Where artists open their doors and visitors see the creative process at first hand 6 regional ‘Taster Shows’ across Devon, exhibiting the work of participating "The opportunity to meet and talk to artists DevonOpenStudios 2010 local artists - helps you choose which studios to 4 -19 September 2010 130+ studios/venues featuring 260+ artists visit and a great place to start your open studios tour in their studios and learn so much about Free full colour guidebook to the event available from what they do is one of the best parts of all leading art venues, Tourist Information Centres and libraries. Art Weeks." Or call or email us for a copy: 07768 164560 Stylist: Emily Jewsbury or [email protected] Photographer: Rick Crane Art Weeks Artist Rebecca Crawford Sarah Darling Val Hampson Rah Rivers Rosemary Bonney Derek Phillips Devon County Council is supporting Photoshoot location kindly provided by Barrington Court Devon Open Studios 2010 “Best day out I’ve had this summer. Beautiful surroundings and inspiring work.” 2009 visitor ART AT ITS ORIGIN www.devonartistnetwork.co.uk

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● ● Carole Watson Jean will be showing a selection of her recent work Richard Fairbrother creates fine furniture of stunning Dawn Eadie Andrew Eadie Using hand and machine sewing, Viv pieces and Paintings in both watercolours and acrylics inspired Malin Basil Anne Woolley Carole produces a varied selection of work. in her garden studio this year. The paintings range contemporary design using a unique blend of Andy and Dawn Eadie We both work in watercolours layers fabrics then cuts through to reveal rich and by the landscape, flora and fauna of the Somerset Malin paints 'trompe l'oeil' still life and intimate Unusual textile pictures combining dyes, fabric, from rich, deep colours to more subdued tones, and engineering and cabinet-making skills. Every piece gaining inspiration from the wonderful countryside exciting colours. Inspiration comes from family, Levels. Anita has exhibited widely in the UK and offers scenes of her favourite Greek island, exploring stitch. Scarves with textural interest. Ideal explore images of landscape, the positive relationship of Richard's furniture, be it a dining room table or the around our cottage on the Somerset Levels. holidays and the area around her home. Where workshops in watercolours. the play of light and shadows. Inspired by recent individual presents. Mixed media, watercolour man can have with Nature, and the female in religious smallest keepsake box, is painstakingly hand-crafted Paintings from £20-£200 both framed and possible Viv uses recycled materials, taking pleasure trips to India she also makes textile wall hangings, Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily paintings. You will be able to see work in progress. narrative (some of these were shown this May, in an from original concept to the finished polish. In mounted. Wood carvings from £50. Cards both in creating something new from something old. vibrant in colour and richly decorated with gold, Please come and browse. Refreshments. exhibition at Wells Cathedral). Limited Edition prints, this year's SAW Richard will be demonstrating the original and printed copies of our work. Viv enjoys teaching and holds regular workshops Haven Farm, Kingsway, Tarnock, sequins and beads. Anne is a figurative sculptor cards, refreshments and a warm welcome techniques he uses for laminating. at local venues. Somerset, BS26 2SF who works mainly in clay and from life. Portrait S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily are available. T 01934 751147 busts are her speciality, often done to commission, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Duffield Cottage Studio, Vicarage Lane, E [email protected] and the essence of her sculpting lies in capturing S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Mark, Somerset, TA9 4NN 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 the character and personality of her subjects. Opening times - 11am to 6pm 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Directions: A38 to Tarnock, Kingsway Road - cream house ¼ mile Opening times - 10am to 4.30pm T 01278 641152 Opening times - 1pm to 6pm on left. Dogs also figure frequently in her work. Walnut Tree House, West End, Wedmore, E [email protected] Opening times - 11am to 6pm Somerset, BS28 4DR Unit 2, Greystone Yard, Notting Hill Way, Garvagh Cottage, Vole Road, Mark, S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Apple Tree Cottage, Middle Stoughton, Weare, , Somerset, BS26 2JU Directions: Mark is on the B3139 between Burnham-on-Sea and Somerset, TA9 4NY 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 T 01934 710058 Wedmore. Vicarage Lane is opposite the church. Parking available in E [email protected] Wedmore, Somerset, BS28 4PT T 01278 588177 T 01278 641327 the Church Hall car park opposite Duffield Cottage. Opening times - 11am to 6pm T 01934 710322 E [email protected] E [email protected] Directions: From centre of village follow signs to West End. E [email protected] W www.richardfairbrother.com The Old Manor Gallery, 164 Brent Street, Directions: In Mark follow signs for the village hall and bowls club. Brent Knoll, Somerset, TA9 4BE Directions: From Wells: Take B3139 to Wedmore. Turn right then turn Directions: Located about ½ mile from the A38 signposted toward The Cottage is opposite village hall. Look for chicken house sign. left. Follow yellow signs for ½ miles. From A38: Turn off at Lower Wedmore. Golf course. At the top of Notting Hill the workshop is on Park in village hall car park. T 01278 760926 Weare, towards Wedmore. At Stoughton Cross follow yellow signs (½ the right hand side. Grid ref. ST 407 522. E [email protected] mile). Grid ref. ST 421 495. W www.artbypost.co.uk

Directions: From M5 junction 22, go north on A38. First left into Brent Knoll. Gallery on right after 1¼ miles.

58 Sedgemoor www.somersetartworks.org.uk www.somersetartworks.org.uk Sedgemoor 59 Poor Partial Poor Good Partial Good Poor Mixed Media ● Painting Mixed Media ● Painting

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● ● Susan Hammond-Lovatt Clive Hammond-Lovatt and Field' George Brennan Foweraker Old Piggery Studio Catherine Metcalf Art has interested me all my life. My particular style is A large selection of rich, thickly painted contemporary Margaret Micklewright ● ● I am a woodturner specialising in artistic and largely focusing on beauty that might be overlooked. paintings in oils, portraying landscapes, seascapes "Art Weeks was Angela Uren Anna Nicolaides Mary Stradling Brightly coloured acrylic paintings and expressive Cora's etchings of the West Country, printed from Three artists with very individual approaches to domestic pieces. I turn everything from pens to large I paint in watercolours, oils, pastels, acrylics, etc. and people. A very broad style but still suggesting all A vibrant group of contemporary Somerset artists ink drawings - drawn using reeds cut from local copper plate, cards, ceramic sculptures, mosaics, their work. Strong, expressive, colourful paintings sculptured work. Most of my work is from native An avid photographer, I work both from photos and details. Powerful compositions letting technique shine and makers producing and selling paintings, prints, rhynes. Also facsimiles of folding sketchbooks/cards panels made from tesserae and found materials, very successful and sculptures in a range of media and sizes. woods obtained from tree surgeons. My workshop outside. I enjoy painting local land-, sea- and town- through the paintings encompassing the whole from cards, mixed media artworks, handmade bags, available. Tea/coffee/cake. are priced from £3-£295. Also Catherine's dramatic Further examples of paintings and sculpture by is at the rear of my bungalow kitted out with all scapes, as well as further afield. Commissions include the beginning. purses, textiles, scarves and jewellery. Artists will drawings of trees and water, large encaustic paintings for me this year. the artists can be seen on the Somerset Art Weeks the equipment a woodworker could ask for. I also Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily homes, pets, flowers, even a car! Prices are modest Prices from £40-£800. be demonstrating in the studio throughout the two that explore colour, light and texture in nature and the website. Skills-based taster sessions available have a small gallery where I display my work. Middle Burnham Farm, Stoddens Lane, and work sold as cards, prints and originals. weeks and will be very pleased to talk to you about luminous effects are produced by wax pigments, conté Opening times - 10am to 6pm Daily A large painting throughout Art Weeks. Contact the artists for Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, TA8 2DF their work. There will also be for sale interesting Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily crayons and pastels. Giclee prints from £75, originals S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S 16 Osborne Walk, Rosewood Farm, the programme and to book your place. T 01278 793873 and unusual remnants of textiles and art materials, 7 Rectory Drive from £250. Private view Saturday 18th from 2pm, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, TA8 1QG that I worked Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily E [email protected] threads, beads, silks, art books, magazines and Burnham-on-Sea refreshments available. Parking also on the North T 01278 782377 W www.saa.co.uk/art/judith Opening times - Sun & Weds 2pm to 6pm; 112, Berrow Road, Burnham-on-Sea, much more for any budding or established artist. Somerset TA8 2DT Esplanade or the Community Centre car park next E [email protected] on throughout Somerset, TA8 2PG Refreshments will be available to all visitors to to Myrtles Drive. Thur, Fri & Sat 11am to 6pm T 01278 782074 Directions: M5 J22 roundabout with A38 - head towards Burnham-on- enjoy in the studio or in our beautiful garden. Sea. Take first right (Stoddens Lane), continue along to end of lane. The Light House, 47 Rosewood Avenue, Directions: From M5 J22 head to Burnham-on-Sea. First left at Tesco T 01278 788830 E [email protected] Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily roundabout. First right - Ben Travers Way. Second left - Osborne Walk. Venue on right (by flags)! Grid ref. ST 317 499. Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, TA8 1HF the 16 days was E [email protected] Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily W www.artistry-in-wood.co.uk 47, The Esplanade, Burnham-on-Sea, No. 16 at bottom of cul-de-sac. T 01278 781315 Directions: From M5 J22 follow B3140 north towards Berrow. Redlynch, 19, Rectory Road, Somerset, TA8 2AQ Directions: Take road opposite Burnham swimming pool. E [email protected] a good talking 1 mile north of Burnham-on-Sea, just past the lighthouse, on the right, Burnham on Sea, Somerset, TA8 2BZ At the T-junction turn right. No. 7 is the 4th bungalow on the left. T 01278 785144 on the corner of Shelley Drive. W www.lighthouseart.talktalk.net T 01278 795215 E [email protected] point and I E [email protected] Directions: From M5 leave at Junction 22, follow signs for Burnham Directions: From M5 J22 take the B3140 into Burnham-on-Sea. and take the first left after Tesco roundabout into Rosewood Avenue. Directions: From M5 Junction 22 roundabout, take Burnham exit. Bear right at Esso garage, then second left into Myrtles Drive. demonstrated Continue to Tesco roundabout - take 3rd exit. Continue beyond sharp Park at the end, follow signs. GPS Myrtles Drive. left bend. Rectory Road 3rd on left. Studio 4th house on right. my techniques etc. and sold it!" Art Weeks Artist

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Andrea Coleman Jackie Curtis ● Frances Lowe ● Annette Rigler Jennifer Hill John Candler (Sculpture) Jan Sweeney's lost way sculptures are instantly Three Polden artists who produce 2D and 3D "I was very recognisable with tremendous energy and movement, Emerging artist Debbie Nuttall, displays her A joint exhibition of paintings, etchings and prints. Stone and glass surround us in architecture, but artwork in diverse media. Annette Rigler depicts strong texture with the trademark hollow eyes a paintings and photographs with a distinctive Asian Rosemary Anderton experiments with mixed rarely appear together in sculpture. Kate Semple the Somerset countryside in dynamic acrylics, oils compelling feature of her big cats, African animals influence, for the first time this year. She exhibits pleased with media, oils and watercolour to explore the colours and John Candler have been developing techniques, and traditional garden flowers are the subject for and hares. It is the untamed strength and power of together with Andrea Coleman. Andrea's work and forms of the West Country, producing vibrant together with glassblower Sonja Klinger, to use stone watercolours. Frances Lowe makes unique hand wild animals, always ready to explode into movement highlights the beauty, functionality and versatility the Art Weeks landscapes, abstracts and flower paintings. and glass together in exciting and innovative ways. built ceramics and bright multimedia paintings; which excites me. of handmade felt. Demos and taster sessions daily. Jennifer Hill finds organic form and textures Exploiting to the full the unique properties of both. favourite themes include animals, green men Memberships SAA USA ARBS this year. Splitting a frequent source of inspiration for her etchings, S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S and fish. Jackie Curtis' vibrant watercolours S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S collographs and paintings in mixed media. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 and inventive printmaking are inspired by local 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Prices start from £40 and cards of the artists' 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 subjects, boats and her travels. Impromptu the Art Weeks into work available from £1. Opening times - 11am to 6pm Opening times - 11am to 6pm demonstrations; art to suit a wide variety of Open every day except Mondays 11am to 6pm. Opening times - 11am to 6pm Huntspill Court, 37 Main Road, visitors, all at affordable prices - enjoy your visit! 'Open Studios' and Webbs Cottage, Wilmotts Close, Pound Studio, Stawell, Bridgwater, Chilton Polden, Somerset, TA7 9DL West Huntspill, Somerset, TA9 3QZ S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Opening times - 10am to 6pm Daily, Open until Somerset, TA7 9AD T 01278 773693 'Exhibition' was 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 T 01278 723317 7pm on Weds, Thur & Fri T 01278 722023 E [email protected] E [email protected] Bay Cottage No 2, Greenfield Lane, Bawdrip, Opening times - 11am to 6pm E [email protected] W www.stoneandglasssculpture.com Directions: Leave M5 at J23. Take A38 towards Burnham and a very good idea. W www.jsweeney.co.uk Bridgwater, Somerset, TA7 8PX 19, Brent Road, Cossington, Highbridge. After 4 miles turn right into driveway opposite Huntspill Directions: In Chilton Polden village, Wilmotts Close is directly Arms pub. Drive to end and park. T 01278 685911 Slightly fewer Somerset, TA7 8LF Directions: Stawell is off the A39 opposite Edington. The studio is opposite the Post Office. Webbs Cottage is 20 yards up on the right. E [email protected] T 01278 723064 opposite the church in Stawell. Directions: Head to centre of Bawdrip from A39. Greenfield Lane is off E [email protected] Church Road which rings the church. Grid ref. ST 342 395. visitors this time, Directions: 10 minutes from M5 J23. Take A39 towards Street. Turn left at B3141. Take 1st turning right into Cossington Lane. Venue but many more approx 3/4 mile on left. serious buyers." Art Weeks Artist

62 Sedgemoor www.somersetartworks.org.uk www.somersetartworks.org.uk Sedgemoor 63 Poor Partial Partial Poor Poor Poor Poor 169 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing ● Textiles ● Fashion 170 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing 171 Jewellery ● Painting ● Textiles 172 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing 173 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing ● Printmaking 174 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing 175 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing Mithra Richardson A Sharon Birt - Portraits in Oils Clare Harding-Jones Teresa Cudlipp Susan Gradwell Anne Farmer Nancy Farmer Atmospheric Somerset landscapes on silk, cards and After my initial training in illustration 25 years ago, I Trained as a textile designer and teacher, Clare creates Atmospheric, evocative and exciting acrylic paintings. Paintings and etchings of pots, vases and mosaics, I offer my view of the world around, at home and An irreverent and tongue-in-cheek mixture of fantasy ink sketches. Watch Mithra paint on silk in Edington took time out to raise a family and am now re-kindling paintings and silk hangings with an ethereal and Fabulous colours and textures, and subjects to appeal inspired by buried relics from archaeological finds, further afield. The subject variety reveals a butterfly and real-life. My art re-tells many a familiar tale in "It was a most School Room. Two steps down to venue. my interest in painting in a new medium for me - oils. symbolic quality, which show her strong sense of to everyone. with a contemporary twist. Member of Bath Society mind at work, flitting from figures to fields and unfamiliar ways, balancing elements drawn from Light refreshments. WC. My subjects are mostly animals and people. Oils are colour and texture. Her bespoke handmade jewellery of Artists, Artists 303, Spike Print Studio and the flowers, then back to boats and barns! Likewise my fairytale and mythology, reality and satire, with a S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S enjoyable extremely versatile and help me hugely to attain the uses semi-precious stones and beads in attractive and Somerset Printmakers. Studied in London at St approach combines traditional and more modern humour that appeals to a remarkably wide audience. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 detail I like to put into my portraits. Examples of work modern designs. Martin's School of Art and the Central School of Art. watercolour techniques.Colourful paintings are shown Paintings in gouache, drawings in pencil, etchings (a 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 on website: www.horsesandhoundsportraits.co.uk Her work is regularly selected for open competition in 'un-gallerylike' surroundings, along with drawings, new development) and occasional sprinklings of gold experience. The S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Opening times - 11am to 6pm Commissions undertaken exhibitions, including the RWA, Bristol. cards and, for the second year running, calendars of leaf. Price range of originals: £10 to £2000. Open Opening times - 11am to 4pm Wed to Sat, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Boundary House, King William Road, Somerset scenes. daily 11am - 5pm, closed Mondays. number of visitors 11am to 1pm Sun Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily Catcott, Somerset, TA7 9HU Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily Opening times - 11am to 6pm Edington School Room, Church Road, Hardings Barton, Chandlers Lane, Edington, T 01278 723457 Southview, Moor Road, Moorlynch, S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S I had enable me to Edington, Somerset, TA7 9JT Bridgwater, Somerset, TA7 9JY The Barn, Church Way, Catcott, E [email protected] Bridgwater, Somerset, TA7 9BU 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 E [email protected] Bridgwater, Somerset, TA7 9JA T 01278 723224 Directions: A39 between Bridgwater and Street, take Catcott turn. T 01458 210018 Opening times - 11am to 6pm Opening times - 11am to 6pm have worthwhile Directions: Off A39 between Bridgwater and Street, sign to Edington. E [email protected] T 01278 722917 Over crossroads into King William Road. Boundary House is 100 E [email protected] Spring Farm, Moorlinch, Bridgwater, The Ciderbarn Gallery at Spring Farm, Down Holywell Road, over crossroads, 1st left near church. W www.horsesandhoundsportraits.co.uk E [email protected] yards on right. Directions: Centre of Moorlynch, on corner of Moor Road and Spring Moorlinch, Bridgwater, Somerset, TA7 9DD Park alongside church wall. Somerset, TA7 9DD conversations Directions: On A39 between Bridgwater and Street take Holywell Road Directions: M5 J23 towards Glastonbury A39. Left at Catcott. Lane. Signposted off A39 Glastonbury/Bridgwater and A361 Taunton/ T 01458 211125 Church Way is the first left after the King William. T 01458 210393 to Edington. Turn left then right into Broadmead Lane (opp. Gwilliam Glastonbury. E [email protected] The Barn is opposite the church. E [email protected] about my work. Kellands). Chandlers Lane found at bottom of hill. Hardings Barton W www.nancyfarmer.net in front. W www.annefarmer.net Directions: Moorlinch is signposted off the A39 Bridgwater to Directions: Moorlinch is signposted off the A39 Bridgwater to I was also able Glastonbury and A361 Taunton to Glastonbury roads. M5 Junction Glastonbury and A361 Taunton to Glastonbury roads. M5 Junction 23, Glastonbury direction. Spring Farm (formerly also Moorlynch 23, Glastonbury direction. Spring Farm (formerly also Moorlynch Vineyard) is on Spring Lane, which is to your right going uphill Vineyard) is on Spring Lane, which is to your right going uphill to make several from the pub. from the pub. pieces of work and demonstrate and explain my methods. Financially it was very successful." Art Weeks Artist

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● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ● 177 Ceramics Painting Prints Drawing 178 Glass Mixed Media Textiles Fashion 176 Ceramics 179 Furniture Interiors Wood 180 Mixed Media Batik Fabric Art Pottery Sculpture 181 ● Painting ● Prints ● Drawing Jenny Graham, Pennie Elfick, Chapel House Clio Graham Making Wood Work by Batik Fabric Art Lesley Roberts and Ann Watson Cherry Morgan ● Pam Wells Open Studio with display of domestic slipware, Julian Redman Helmi Wolff Elizabeth Wright showing a wide range of work from eggcups to Pennie Elfick - Abstract paintings and prints. A lively exhibition of mixed media mosaics and Julian makes fine contemporary furniture, interiors Private viewing 17 Sept afternoon & evening - opened Between them, Lesley and Elizabeth produce an large jugs and bowls in warm, cheerful colours and Paintings built-up with fine layers of colour handmade felt. Pam Wells works mainly in and accessories to his own unique designs. Each by local dignitary. Embroidery, quilting and Batik. eclectic and interesting collection of jewellery. Easy to continuing the English slipware tradition of combining reflecting the atmosphere of particular environments. glass producing unique, vibrant glass mosaics. piece uses the natural beauty of wood to optimum Multi-media paintings, pottery, sculptures, cards and wear pieces in ebony and rosewood inlaid with silver words with rural themes in the decoration. Aluminium etch prints exploring the use of minimal Techniques include the use of paper, fabric and effect and organic oil to enhance the final lustre of the handmade jewellery. A greener earth through Batik or copper, classic designs in sterling silver enhanced colour, environment informed. Ann Watson - Hand threads in a layered approach to create freestanding S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S finished piece, be it a small box or an entire kitchen. and fabric art images, and hand-built, stone-fired with gold detail, funky copper articulated figures built ceramic stoneware forms. Etchings. Emphasis on and hanging forms suitable for home and garden. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 A selection of pieces will be on display and Julian will pottery reflecting Nature in natural and vivid colours. and bouncy silver domes on coloured line. Come smooth clear textures - bowls, birds. Small porcelain Cherry Morgan creates felted pictures hand- be on hand to explain and demonstrate techniques Batik is one of the oldest and most durable arts along and be inspired! A collection of paintings and high-fired pieces, use of platinum lustre. Etchings embellished with silk threads, buttons and beads. Opening times - 11am to 6pm used in creating his work. using beautiful colours and dyes. Plant sales; cream drawings of the Somerset Landscape may also explore tones and textures relating to ceramic Exhibits include an exclusive range for children, The Pottery, Moorlynch Vineyard, Moorlinch, teas, elderflower champagne. 20% of all proceeds be viewed at the workshop. Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily, plus open work. Jenny Graham - West Country landscapes, quirky fashion accessories and cards for sale. Somerset, TA7 9DD to St Margaret's Hospice and MS charities. until 8pm Fridays and Saturdays S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S paintings, prints and drawings. Simplified landscapes S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S T 01458 210977 Opening times - 11am to 5pm Daily, plus open 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 with strong, rich colour and tonality. Graphite E [email protected] Western House, 30, Taunton Road, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Pedwell, Somerset, TA7 9BG Wednesday & Thursday evenings 7pm to 9pm. drawings. Aluminium photo-etchings exploring the Opening times - 11am to 6pm Directions: Moorlinch is signposted off the A39 Bridgwater to 2, Gloucester Road, Bridgwater, decorative qualities of regional flora and trees. Opening times - 11am to 6pm T 07939 018925 Glastonbury and A361 Taunton to Glastonbury Roads. M5 Junction The Spinney, Church Road, Chilton Trinity, E [email protected] Somerset, TA6 6DY Chapel House, Old Chapel Road, Middlezoy, 23, Glastonbury direction. Spring Farm (formerly also Moorlynch Bridgwater, Somerset, TA5 2BH S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S W www.makingwoodwork.co.uk T 01278 431417 Somerset, TA7 0NL Vineyard) is on Spring Lane, between the church and the pub. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 E [email protected] T 01278 457347 T 01823 698542 Directions: Pedwell is on the A361. In the centre of the hamlet turn up E [email protected] Opening times - 11am to 6pm E [email protected] Pedwell Hill and park. Walk back to the main road and turn right (20 Directions: Take the Taunton road from M5 J24. Turn left into Rode metres). Grid ref. 342 595, 136 331. Lane, take second left again into King George Avenue. Continue over Directions: Chilton Trinity is 1.5 miles north of Bridgwater. Well Spring Farm, Moorlynch Vineyard, Moorlinch, W www.perfectlyamazingmosaics.co.uk small roundabout until small green triangle. No. 2 Gloucester Road signposted from town centre. Church Road is first left on approaching Somerset, TA7 9DD Directions: Middlezoy is located between Langport and Bridgwater on is opposite. the village. The Spinney is located close to the church. T 07743 132157 the A372. On entering the village, turn left at the T-junction and right W www.jennygraham.co.uk at the George Inn into Old Chapel Road. Grid ref. ST 375 325. W www.pennieelfick.co.uk

Directions: Signposted from A39 and A361 in centre of village

"We love SAW, my husband takes time off work and we see parts of Somerset not usually visited" Art Weeks Visitor

66 Sedgemoor www.somersetartworks.org.uk www.somersetartworks.org.uk Sedgemoor 67 Partial Partial Partial 182 Mixed Media ● Painting ● Prints ● Drawing 183 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing 184 Painting ● Prints ● Drawing © Crown Copyright Reserved Liz Turner Tom Jacobs, The Cottage A Alison Jacobs reproduced from Ordinance Survey mapping with permission of Her Majesty’s Stationery Office under Licence No. LA 07683 X. Unauthorised reproduction infringed Crown Copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. West Somerset An invitation to my studio to view recent work. Studio Alison works in an intruiging location. Inspired by her A varied exhibition of paintings which include surroundings she produces figurative and landscape Tom is a representational and impressionist artist landscapes, animals and birds, etc, in a variety of paintings, mainly in acrylic, but also in a variety of working in watercolour, pen and ink, and pencil. media. Animal portrait commissions undertaken. other media. She was a prize winner at the Atkinson The work has a wide variety of subjects from estuary Gallery Open Exhibition in 2007. Some of her work S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S bird scenes to village and urban landscapes; also on display will be following on from her June 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 portraits of people and animals. Original paintings, exhibition, 'Cash Cow', at Bridgwater Arts Centre. limited and open edition prints and art cards will Come and see where she works and her gallery shed. Opening times - 10am to 5pm be exhibited. Work will be on-going so discussion 54 Ryefield Cottage, Rodway, and demonstration of techniques will be invited. Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily Cannington, Somerset, TA5 2PJ Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily Brufords, Steart, Bridgwater, T 01278 652521 Somerset, TA5 2PX E [email protected] The Cottage, No.8, Church Hill, Combwich, Somerset, TA5 2QR T 01278 652120 Directions: A39 Cannington village centre. Right at War Memorial. E [email protected] T 01278 652450 To Hinkley Point. Pink cottage on right before 40mph sign. Parking W www.alisonjacobs.com in lay-by. E [email protected] W www.btinternet.com/~tom.jacobs Directions: Take A39 to Cannington, follow signposts to Hinkley Point. Take second right after Combwich to Otterhampton and Directions: From Bridgwater A39 south. Turn north at Cannington War Steart. Continue approx 1 mile and take first right signposted Steart. Memorial. Drive 2 miles to Combwich. Drive through village, turn left Continue for 1½ miles, first building on right. up Church Hill, No.8 is just before church.

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Juliet Harkness & Alison Hood An exhibition of individual and decorative wheel David Horn Peter Capper Still life, trompe l'oeil, naturalistic exultations and There are Irises for the whole gardening year, from Colour and light in the landscape are often the thrown ceramics, some of stoneware or porcelain Studied painting at The Royal College of Art zoomorphic whimsy. In watercolour. Also cards early flowering Iris unguicularis, followed by the starting point for Neville's paintings, for which he Peter Capper paints in oils. He draws his inspiration Juliet Harkness - will be showing recent paintings with matt or semi-matt glazes. Other work on display 1962-66. Designed products - Design Centre and prints. bulbous Reticulatas, later appear the wide range uses a variety of media including oils and pastels. mainly from the jumbled townscape of Watchet in oils. Her work is inspired by the changing seasons has the surfaces painted with liquid clay which is Approved - for therapeutic workshops in the of Bearded, Japanese and so many other varieties. where he lives, and the ever-changing moods of the and the drama of the landscape of the Quantock Hills. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S burnished and then smoke fired. Private view on Community. Initiated in 1964 with houses in London Sheila's watercolours demonstrate the unique beauty sea, sky and the rolling Somerset Countryside. His Alison Hood - the pieces exhibited are hand built in 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Friday 17th September from 6pm to 9pm and a farm in Cornwall. In 1995 began seven of this universal flower in the most intricate botanical work would typically sell at between £50 - £500. stoneware. All are designed for garden use or in the year residency in the studio of the Kaliedoscope Opening times - 11am to 6pm detail. As well as original paintings, limited edition Opening times - 11am to 6pm home. Her main inspiration comes from the patterns Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Educational Unit in Kingston. In 2003 built the prints and greeting cards will also be on sale. found in frozen puddles with their organic shapes 36 Causeway Terrace, Watchet, Mineral Cottage, Whitehall, Watchet, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Mill Lodge, Sea Lane, Kilve, Bridgwater, Mount Studio. Work in all genres, using mixed etched into the ice. Somerset, TA23 0HP S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Somerset, TA23 0BD Somerset, TA5 1EB media, watercolour and oils. Cards and prints. Cards for sale. Refreshments available. Opening times - 11am to 6pm T 01278 741314 T 01984 633049 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 T 01984 633110 Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily E [email protected] The Barn, Anchor Street, Watchet, S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S E [email protected] Opening times - 11am to 6pm Directions: Watchet, Swain St, Anchor St, Whitehall. At end of The Mount Studio, 29 Woodland Road, W www.jennybarron.co.uk Somerset, TA23 0AB 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Whitehall fork right and walk down old mineral line 200 yards. Directions: A39 to Kilve, Sea Lane is beside the Post Office and runs Almyr House, Goviers Lane, Watchet, Watchet, Somerset, TA23 0HQ Directions: From Williton. Go past Watchet railway station (in Grid ref. ST 068 432. T 01984 633770 towards the sea. Mill Lodge is 200 yards on the right hand side. Somerset, TA23 0ER Opening times - 11am to 6pm Parking available behind Village Hall off A39. T 01984 631509 Bridgwater direction), at next corner go up St Decuman's Road. E [email protected] Causeway Terrace is at the top, on your left. T 01984 634528 Redwood, Whitnell Lane, Nr Nether , Directions: Opposite Anchor Inn in Anchor Street, Watchet. Directions: Road rising from railway turns abruptly left toward E [email protected] Somerset, TA5 1JE Doniford and Bridgwater, and South Street continues uphill, Public carpark next to venue. W www.botanicalartist.co.uk T 01278 733245 becoming Woodland Road. At the top, last semi-but-one on the left. E [email protected] Directions: From The Esplanade over the pedestrian railway level W www.julietharkness.co.uk crossing into Goviers Lane, Almyr House is 200 yards up on the right hand side. Directions: From Nether Stowey take A39 towards Bridgwater. Left at Keenthorne Garage towards Fiddington. Left at 30mph sign on Whitnell Lane. Second house on right. Grid ref. ST 2148 4005.

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Contact Mary Collins: 01643 863430 [email protected]

WORK BY LOCAL ARTISTS. JEWELLERY, PAINTING & PHOTOGRAPHY OPEN 9 SEPTEMBER - 3 OCTOBER 11.00AM - 5.00PM CLOSED MONDAYS TEA , COFFEE & HOMEMADE CAKE

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Showing for the first time in a little house by the sea Valerie Cordell Watercolours of landscapes and flowers, inspired by This year Leo brings to 'Somerset Art Weeks' not I am interested in erasure, but not in deletion without Richard is a very diverse artist specialising in a Ann Le Bas, RE, NEAC Painting/Printmaking Working "A Room with a View" A studio exhibition of paintings, - vibrant watercolours of ducks, geese, horses, cats Valerie Cordell showing for the first time at Willows the beautiful countryside in which I live. Also some only paintings of landscapes and trees, but a visual trace, but in a process that reveals a narrative number of very different mediums and styles. Expect studio exhibition of oils, watercolours, engravings etchings and relief prints, many exploring the theme and of course chickens! Cards and prints for sale. Studio. Working in pastels, acrylics and mixed paintings, prints and cards which are naive and fun. feast of foods on plates, railway poster designs, backwards and forwards, an unfolding of changes, to find both expressive and controlled oil landscapes, and aquatints with a selection of tools used in of windows as part of their subject matter. I have Originals from £30. Open Thurs-Sun. Access from the media from abstract to figurative in impressionist underwater coralscapes, museum inspired interiors the mingling of image and medium, editing and illustrative acrylics, fine detailed pencil drawings and printmaking. always loved to paint windows, both at home and Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily back entrance of the terrace from West Beach Slipway. style. Also crafts and bead jewellery available as well as children's book illustrations. Expect the layering. This rendering of overlay can be called even a bold splash of graffiti! Original art work for abroad, with all the potential for reflections and Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily from this creative emerging artist. Prices starting 1, Riverside Cottages, Higher Rodhuish, walls of No.16 to be packed with colour filled frames. palimpsest. The work establishes an exchange sale between £125-£500. Prints between £25-£75 contrast between inside and outside. Large and S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S from just a few Pounds. Willow Studio will be Minehead, Somerset, TA24 6QL Originals range form £95 to £1550. Also available between abstraction and realism. Please reference and commissions are always encouraged. Mill Meadow, Winsford, Somerset, TA24 7JE small works from £60-£2000. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 open year round supporting local artists and T 01984 641135 are a wide range of prints. Private View: Friday 17th the statement on my page within the SAW website. T 01643 851217 Mornings by appointment only. Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily Opening times - 10am to 4.30pm crafts. A warm welcome and refreshments await. E [email protected] September 6.30pm to 9.30pm Private view Friday 24th Sept from 6.30pm. Opening times - 2pm to 5pm Daily Knapp House, Tivington, Minehead, Directions: Grey house with white paint next to house with plaque to Ernest Bevin. Parking in village. For disabled access prior notice must 76, West Street, Watchet, Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily Directions: Between Bilbrook and Carhampton turn off A39, through Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Somerset, TA24 8SU Halse Cottage, Halse Lane, Winsford, Somerset, TA23 0BH Withycombe, uphill one mile, then down a short way until just past 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 be given. Please phone before 11.00am. OS Ref. SS 907348 Somerset, TA24 7JE Willows Studio, Bilbrook Lane, Bilbrook, Higher Rodhuish Farm. Venue on right. Grid ref. ST 011 398. 16, West Street, Minehead, T 01643 704036 T 01643 706355 Somerset, TA24 6HE Somerset, TA24 5EJ T 01643 851238 Opening times - 11am to 6pm E [email protected] Directions: B3191 Market Street car park (toilets). Turn left 150 T 01984 640585 T 07816 151 433 W www.richardbeart.co.uk E [email protected] Westmoor, North Hill Road, Minehead, yards West Beach slipway turn right, almost immediately take private E [email protected] E [email protected] W www.hilaryadair.co.uk Somerset, TA24 5SF Directions: Take A39 from Minehead to Porlock. After about 2 miles footpath on left. 5th House with bunting. Access from back only. W www.leodavey.com Directions: From Williton A39 towards Minehead, Bilbrook is found take the .second left signposed 'Tivington, Wooten Courtney'. Directions: Park in Winsford village, walk past the Royal Oak pub, and T 01643 707239 Pass Tivington Farm on right. We are next on right. find Halse Cottage 200 yards on your left with a pale green front door. after 4 miles. Bilbrook Lane is 800 yards after the Dragon House Hotel Directions: From A39 in Minehead, turn down Cher which becomes E [email protected] on the right. Willows is 400 yards downs the lane. Bampton Street, toward the town centre. West Street is the third left Grid ref. ST 033 412. when approaching from Cher. Look for SAW signs. Directions: Up Martlett Road to the war memorial, on the bend turn right, Burgundy Road. A hairpin to the left, Beacon Road. North Hill Road 300 yards off to the right. Grid ref. 968 470.

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Open Studio in beautiful setting on the Brendon Hills. Andy Hobbs Enamelled silver, pierced and sometimes gilded. On display will be paintings based upon local Paintings in various media, both large and small, Marilyn's garden studio at the foot of the Quantock Angus Stirling is interested in the relationship Richly coloured landscapes of local Somerset New, original work exploring vibrant and expressive Rachel Waldock draws and paints flora and fauna Mostly 'one-off' pieces. Jewellery, spoons, salts woodlands and flora where I've experimented with abstracts. Small landscape studies in oil pastel. Hills is a working studio from which she produces between music and painting. As in music, painting countryside, still lifes and drawings. Semi-figurative use of colour and texture. An evocative collection of direct from nature, layering different images and etc. Land and seascapes, journeys, memories and new oil and mixed media techniques. Alongside paintings in oils, watercolour/pastels and charcoals of is a voyage of discovery in which many elements, work with emphasis on shape and form using oils, S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S landscape paintings in oil, that celebrates the spirit of enthusiasms. Commissions welcomed. these will be animal watercolour paintings and the surrounding landscapes. Although her paintings including rhythm, form, colour, tone and counterpoint pastels and watercolour. Prints and cards are also applying colour selectively, using watercolour and 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 the West Country. Refreshments available. gouache. Chosen images are also drawn freehand illustrations using techniques developed over my are primarily inspired by the Somerset countryside, are assembled to reveal a work of imagination. available. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S professional career. I will be very happy to discuss she occasionally ventures into the Scottish Highlands, Using these precepts, Angus aims at a personal Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily or screen printed onto lengths of fabric. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Opening times - 11am to 6pm Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily Andrew Hobbs is a traditional photographer using and demonstrate this style to visitors. Cards and Alpine scenery and the Cornish coast. As well as reincarnation of landscape, human form or still-life. The Studio, Lower Brown Farm, 2, Woolston Moor Cottages, Nr Williton, 6 Trendle Lane, Bicknoller, Taunton, modern methods whilst retaining a classic look. Opening times - 10.30am to 5pm prints for sale. Tea and cake available (proceeds painting she produces line drawings for brochure Max Taylor is also interested in complex paintings. Huish Champflower, Nr Taunton, Somerset, TA4 4LP Somerset, TA4 4EG Working mainly in black and white, Andrew to charity). illustration and holds classes for aspiring artists of all From a basis of naturalism he is interested in Somerset, TA4 2EL Nettlecombe Studios, Nettlecombe, T 01984 633600 documents life in rural England. Taking his inspiration abilities. She especially enjoys introducing beginners compositional devices developed from cubism, and in T 01984 656844 Nr Williton, Somerset, TA4 4HS Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily E [email protected] T 01398 371261 from the work of James Ravilious, documenting and to the great adventure of painting. Pub food available scenes of mystery and drama. E [email protected] T 01984 640209 W www.rogerlarge.co.uk E [email protected] archiving sets the importance of this work. 4, Sampford Brett, Somerset, TA4 4JY in village. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Directions: A358 Taunton/Minehead road. Turn into Bicknoller. E [email protected] Directions: Take Vellow/Stogumber turning off A358. 200 yards down, Directions: Follow SAW signs, turning left in Huish Champflower T 01984 639362 Continue past pub and church to T-junction at top. Turn right into S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S two cottages. Park on road. Studio entrance through rear gate. S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 towards Upton. Follow road round to the right at Winters Cross. Directions: From Monksilver B3188 towards Williton. After one mile E [email protected] Trendle Lane. 4th house on right. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 Fork right down Browns Lane. First farm on the left. turn left at Woodford to Nettlecombe. After 200 yards turn right to W www.thegreywolves.co.uk Opening times - 11am to 6pm Nettlecombe Court. Follow signs past church. Opening times - 10.30am to 5.30pm Directions: One mile south of Williton on A358. Turn opposite Opening times - 11am to 6pm Old Court, Church Lane, Bicknoller, Quantock Garage, at church turn right. First cottage in row of Garden Studio, Gatchells, 5 Dashwoods Lane, Somerset, TA4 4EW The Barn, Chidgley, Nr Watchet, three on right. Somerset, TA23 0LS Bicknoller, Taunton, Somerset, TA4 4EQ T 01984 656 868 T 07880 796458 T 01984 640953 Directions: Old Court (no.8) is in Church Lane opposite Bicknoller E [email protected] E [email protected] Church. A long, narrow pink-rendered house, tiled roof. Please enter W www.rachelwaldock.com W www.marilynewens.com by large stable doors at back in Gatchells Lane which gives direct access to studio. W www.hobbsphotography.net Directions: A358 Taunton to Minehead - 12 miles turn right to Directions: On the B3190 halfway up the hill between Tropiquaria and Bicknoller. Left at church into Gatchells Lane - studio on right Raleigh's Cross. Outside Watchet. at T-junction.

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● 208 Painting Prints 209 Sculpture 210 ● Prints ● Drawing ● Sculpture ● Stonecarving Stock, Cora 161 Pollitzer, Sally 101 Metalwork Wilkins, Chris 149 Dupays, Thea 98 Warrescote Studio Lucy Large Briar Norton Takahashi, Hiro 103 Sawle, Berns 32 Campbell, Fiona 113 Wolff, Helmi 180 Duvergier, Clare 22 Artform Orchard Vale Trust 131 Waters, Claire 60 Eadie, Andrew 153 Trevor Jordan Exhibition of recent sculptures. The studio is attached This venue shows ceramic sculpture and 2D work Hider, George 53 Watson, Ann 177 Wells, Pam 178 Painting/Drawing/Prints Eadie, Dawn 153 to a cider barn and press which visitors are welcome based on the human form and birds. Examples of Marlow, Ian 108 A self-taught painter specialising in abstract and "I really enjoyed Index Watson, Pauline 79 Williams, Ali 14 Elfick, Pennie 177 to view. Facilities are very rustic but families are different clay and construction methods are used, Murphy, Monica 54 Adair, Hilary 199 animal portraiture, combining creativity with impact (Alphabetical) Williams, Jennie 55 Ostroumoff, Nick 6 Anderson, Annabel 207 Epps, Peter 65 and detail. Trevor can draw on a strong artistic welcome. including coil, slab, slip casting and modelling. Work the opportunity Drawing Erskine, Lucy 61 is displayed in the garden (a hidden gem) as well as Webb, Chris 18 Anderton, Rosemary Elizabeth 166 legacy. His Aunt is a well-known floral painter in S S M T W T F S S M T W T F S S Books/ Paper Davey, Lesley 139 Installation, Site Specific Armitage, Tess 200 Ewens, Marilyn 205 the studio. Farmer, Anne 174 Australia, his Grandfather a revered stained glass 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 1 2 3 to visit artists Bradshaw, Bronwen 117 Gregory, Liz 35 Calver, Megan 36 Mixed Media Bailey, Michael 139 Farmer, Nancy 175 artisan whose work can still be seen in the House Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily Baker, Louise 26 Harkness, Juliet 185 England, Jon 11 Barron, Jenny 188 Anderton, Rosemary Elizabeth 166 George, Andrew Scott 110 of Lords. His Great Aunt was the daughter of John Opening times - 11am to 6pm Champion, Judith 160 Hillier, Ben 76 Fairfax, Michael 24 Basil, Malin 156 Orchard View, Flaxpool, Crowcombe, in their own Baker, Louise 26 George, Val 110 Millais, the son of thegreat Sir John Everett Millais. 1 Castlake Farm, Stogumber, Chidley, Kate 51 Hiller, Kitty 104 Fathers, Liz 41 Beale, Suzie 147 Taunton, Somerset, TA4 4AW Carpenter, Anne 145 Glanfield, Sara Ellen 8 Somerset, TA4 3TT Crowden, James 48 Hingston, Fiona 140 Hacker Farm 41 Beart, Richard 197 Opening times - 11am to 6pm Daily Champion, Judith 160 Gradwell, Susan 173 T 01984 618375 workshops and Hicks, Chris 85 Hogan, Terri 96 Hartlands, Rachael 5 Bell, Andrew 37 T 01984 656745 Beale, Suzie 147 Graham, Jenny 177 2 Trendle Lane, Bicknoller, E [email protected] Norton, Donna 79 Holmes, Treston 186 Lee Dicker, Simon 71 Birt, Sharon 170 Somerset, TA4 4EG E [email protected] Cordell, Valerie 193 Gregory, Liz 35 Directions: 8 miles north-west of Taunton, on A358 at rear of Flaxpool especially the Pearce, Rowena 96 Howe, Peter 16 Mowat, Lyn 21 Dickins, Gary 41 Blathwayt, Judy 194 Directions: From A358 take Stogumber road opposite Crowcombe Hall, Judy 84 T 01984 656922 Garage. Park in layby opposite, if disabled drive onto forecourt. Rook, Pauline 48 Jacob, Sally 111 Palmer, Sue 71 Dix, Brian 75 Bradshaw, Emma 192 turning. Second left towards Lower Vexford. First right signposted Hammond-Lovatt, Clive 157 E [email protected] Grid ref. ST 143 350. chance to take Watson, Pauline 79 Jacobs, Alison 184 Swaine, Beccy 21 Dockerty, Rachael Leah 149 Branson, Paul 125 Water Lane. At junction by white house turn right. Farm first left Jenkins, Julie 88 Tate, Stephen 94 Brayne RWS, David 99 Hammond-Lovatt, Susan 157 Directions: A358 from Taunton. 2 miles before Williton take either Dunt, Wendy 73 quarter mile. Mannes-Abbot, Sheila 189 Wyllie , Nina 57 Brewchorne, Chris 45 Harding-Jones, Clare 171 turning to Bicknoller. Follow lane to end and turn right onto Ceramics Dutton, Jenni 25 part in the felt Burnell, Diane 2 Harkness, Juliet 185 Trendle Lane. Ablitt, Helen 118 England, Jon 11 Campbell, Adrian 38 Hill, Jennifer 166 Bailey, Michael 139 Film, New Media Jewellery, Silverwork Foweraker, George 159 Campbell, Fiona 113 Hiller, Kitty 104 workshop held Bowman, Margaret 87 Bradshaw, Bronwen 1 Berthon, Pippa 72 Glanfield, Sarah 8 Candler, John 168 Hillier, Ben 76 Brewchorne, Chris 45 Cazalet, Debra 3 Chidley, Kate 51 Hall, Judy 84 Capper, Peter 191 Hingston, Fiona 140 by Liz Clay. I Brown, Lucy 146 Hacker Farm 41 Cordell, Valerie 193 Hammond-Lovatt, Clive 157 Cazalet, Debra 3 Hitchins, Elizabeth 95 Brownlee, Belinda 142 Noble, Kate 1 Crockett, Jane 25 Hammond-Lovatt, Susan 157 Champion, Judith 160 Hogan, Terri 96 Buckler, Christine 42 Parry, Mark 1 Gilbert, Pamela 7 Hill, Jennifer 166 hope this Charles, Angela 56 Holstein, Lizbeth 116 Campbell, Irene 38 Tate, Stephen 94 Green, Liz 58 Hogan, Terri 96 Chidley, Kate 51 Horn, David 187 Coates, Russell 103 Harding-Jones, Clare 171 Khan-Davis, Amanda 49 Clark, Camilla 10 Howe, Peter 163 continues as Dunt, Wendy 73 Furniture, Interiors Heys, Sue 32 Large, Roger 204 Clark, Sally 35 Jacob, Sally 111 Emerson, Ross 35 Hollweg, Geraldine 202 Lawrence, Janet 203 Ashbym Fiona 134 Cordell, Valerie 193 Jacobs, Alison 184 it is good to Graham, Clio 176 Hughes, Heather 67 Lucksted, Jo 114 Brown, Lucy 146 Cox, Neville 190 Jacobs, Tom 183 Hill, Pippa 60 Jacob, Sally 111 Lowe, Frances 165 Fairbrother, Richard 152 Cudlipp, Teresa 172 Jenkins, Julie 88 Hood, Alison 185 Keswick, Alison 13 Marie, Tiana 123 see the number Houlden, Lorraine 129 Curtis, David 86 Jordan, Trevor 208 Holmes, Treston 186 Nicolaides, Anna 158 Masters, Thelma 80 Redman, Julian 179 Curtis, Jackie 165 Kerr, Janette 140 Lawrence, Rodney 122 Roberts, Lesley 181 Micklewright, Margaret 157 Davey, Andrew 196 Large, Roger 204 of artists in Lowe, Frances 165 Sharpe, Erica 148 Morrice, Jane 136 Glass Davey, Leo 195 Lawrence, Janet 203 Lucksted, Jo 114 Stradling, Mary 158 Pearce, Rowena 96 Atherton, Thomas 39 Davey, Lesley 139 Le Bas, R. Ann 198 this area." Norton, Briar 210 Tetley, Caroline 132 Sawle, Berns 32 Atherton, Kim 39 Deverell, Elizabeth 97 Lewis-Bell, Kay 96 Norton, Donna 79 Thompson, Julia 69 Self, Francis 100 Bazzo, Fabrizia 44 Dix, Brian 75 Lindley, Ophelia 33 Pearcey, Laura 138 Uren, Angela 158 Stock, Cora 161 Art Weeks Visitor Erskine, Lucy 61 Dockerty, Rachael Leah 149 Lindley, Sylvia 33 Raeburn, Elizabeth 122 Wadman, Josephine 8 Tate, Stephen 94 Gronw-Lewis, Nina 81 Duckworth, Juliet 116 Lowe, Frances 165 Richards, Christine-Ann 102 Webb, Holly 68 Turner, Richard 126 Heys, Sue 32 Dudman, Phil 9 Luxton, Sue 15 Spacey, Sheena 114 Wright, Elizabeth 181 Watson, Carole 150 Millar, Tim 96 Dudman, Sara 9 Lynch, James 74

76 West Somerset www.somersetartworks.org.uk www.somersetartworks.org.uk Somerset Art Weeks 2010 77 Lynch, Kate 74 Self, Francis 100 Nola, Ciara 104 Candler, John 168 Richards, Christine-Ann 102 Fairfax, Michael 24 C E Hicks, Chris 85 Lindley, Ophelia 33 O & P Hider, George 53 Lindley, Sylvia 33 Macpherson, Rebecca 27 Sheaf, Vera 78 Nuttall, Debbie 164 Curtis, Jackie 165 Semple, Kate 168 Foweraker, George B 159 Calver, Megan 36 Eadie, Andrew 153 Ollis, Jan 134 Artist Hill, Jennifer 166 Lowe, Frances 165 Mannes-Abbot, Sheila 189 Smith, Timothy 162 Ostroumoff, Nicholas 69 Deverell, Elizabeth 97 Spearing. Cathy 64 Gronw-Lewis, Nina 81 Campbell, Adrian 38 Eadie, Dawn 153 Orwin, Justin 63 Hill, Pippa 60 Lucksted, Jo 114 Manning, Jane 116 Soulsby, Claire 63 Orwin, Justin 63 Erskine, Lucy 61 Sweeney, Jan 167 Hillier, Kitty 104 Campbell, Fiona 113 East, Charlotte 8 Ostroumoff, Nicholas 69 Hiller, Kitty 104 Luxton, Sue 15 Marie, Tiana 123 Spearing, Cathy 64 Pickthall, Mark 95 Gradwell, Susan 173 Varley, Duncan 17 Mowat, Jane 25 Index Campbell, Irene 38 Edwards , Ian 40 Page, Rod 54 Hillier, Ben 76 Lynch, James 74 Martin, Tony 124 Stidson, Rebecca 62 Sawle, Bern 32 Graham, Jenny 177 Woolley, Anne 156 Page, Rod 54 (Alphabetical) Candler, John 168 Elfick, Pennie 177 Palmer, Sue 71 Hinds, Lucy 14 Lynch, Kate 74 Masters, Thelma 80 Stirling, Angus 206 Spearing, Cathy 64 LeBas, R. Ann 198 Redman, Julian 179 Capper, Peter 191 Elsebach, Angelika 115 Parfitt, David 109 Hingston, Fiona 140 McCullagh, Michelle 83 Stock, Cora 161 Swaine, Beccy 21 Manning, Julia 82 Textiles, Fashion A Carpenter, Anne 145 Emerson, Ross 35 Parmenter, Kaye 135 Hitchins, Elizabeth 95 M McMillanDavey, Caroline 31 Stradling, Mary 158 Thomas, Charlie 104 Marchant, Rosalind 117 Ashworth, Catherine 7 Cazalet, Debra 3 England, Jon 11 Parry, Mark 1 Ablitt, Helen 118 Hobbs, Andrew 201 Macey, Terry 115 Messa, Peter 20 Stratford, Alan 135 Vincent, Jake 130 Munnion, Jim 23 Chambers, Gillian 106 Epps, Peter 65 Parsley, Natalie 41 Bailey, Sarah Louise 87 Adair, Hilary 199 Hogan, Terri 96 Macpherson, Rebecca 27 Metcalf, Catherine 161 Sweeney, Jan 167 Vincent, Peter 130 Naunton Davis, Angela 47 Champion, Judith 160 Erland, Sukey 119 Pearce, Rowena 96 Basil, Malin 156 Anderson, Annabel 207 Hollweg, Geraldine 202 Mannes-Abbot, Sheila 189 Micklewright, Margaret 157 Tarr, Michael 9 White, Christina 142 Pizzey, Myrtle 128 Charles, Angela 56 Erskine, Lucy 61 Pearcey, Laura 138 Bruton School for Girls 89 Anderton, Rosemary 166 Holmes, Treston 186 Manning, Jane 116 Miller, Monika 127 Taylor, Max 206 Bruton School For Girls 89 Thompson-Engels, Sarah 4 Chetwode, Alexandra 147 Ewens, Marilyn 205 Pegler, Anita 155 Dockerty, Rachael 149 Appleby, Dave 77 Holstein, Lizbeth 116 Manning, Julia 82 Milligan, Edward 11 Thom, Patience 90 Blue School Wells 121 Turner, Liz 182 Chidley, Kate 51 Peppin, Biddy 86 East, Charlotte 8 Armitage, Tess 200 Hood, Alison 185 Marchant, Rosalind 117 Mole, David 50 Thompson-Engels, Sarah 4 Vaughan, Will 86 Clark, Camilla 10 F Pickthall, Mark 95 Clay, Liz 143 Ashby, Fiona 134 Horn, David 187 Marie, Tiana 123 Mole, Tom 50 Tovey, Ellen 105 Pottery Warden, Persephone 59 Clark, Sally 35 Pizzey, Myrtle 128 Coleman, Andrea 164 Ashworth, Catherine 7 Fairbrother, Richard 152 Houlden, Lorraine 129 Marlow, Ian 108 Moore, Gerald John 16 Turner, Elizabeth 182 Willis, Lucy 12 Clarke, Nicky 67 Pollitzer, Sally 101 Ablitt, Helen 118 Coxon, Ilse 92 Atherton, Kim 39 Fairfax, Michael 24 Howe, Peter 163 Martin, Tony 124 Morrice, Jane 136 Turner, Richard 126 Clay, Liz 143 Pomeroy, Richard 91 Bailey, Michael 139 Elsebach, Angelika 115 Atherton, Thomas 39 Farmer, Anne 174 Hughes, Heather 67 Masters, Thelma 80 Mowat, Lyn 21 Uren, Angela 158 Sculpture / Stonecarving Coates, Russell 103 Raeburn, Elizabeth 122 Brown, David 52 Fletcher, Buffy 144 Farmer, Nancy 175 McCullagh, Michelle 83 Munnion, Jim 23 Vincent, Jake 130 Coleman, Andrea 164 Redman, Julian 179 Brown, Lucy 146 Baker, Louise 76 HapticArt 104 B Fathers, Liz 41 McMillanDavey, Caroline 31 Naunton Davies, Angela 47 Vincent, Peter 130 Cordell, Valerie 193 I & J Richards, Christine-Ann 102 Brewchorne, Chris 45 Burt, Deborah 83 Hinds, Lucy 14 Fletcher, Buffy 144 Messa, Peter 20 Newberry, John 70 Waldock, Rachel 201 Bailey, Michael 139 Cox, Neville 190 Ingleby-Mackenzie, Sara 107 Richardson, Mithra 169 Buckler, Christine 42 Campbell, Fiona 113 Kaneko, Mayumi 112 Bailey, Sarah Louise 87 Foweraker, George 159 Metcalf, Catherine 161 Nicolaides, Anna 158 Wales, Sue 127 Coxon, Ilse 92 Jacob, Sally 111 Rigler, Annette 165 Chambers, Gillian 106 Candler, John 167 Keswick, Alison 13 Baker, Louise 26 Micklewright, Margaret 157 Noble, Kate 127 Warden, Persephone 59 Crockett, Jane 25 Jacobs, Alison 184 Ritchie, Charo 46 Coates, Russell 103 Chetwode, Alexandra 147 Lucksted, Jo 114 Barron, Jenny 188 G Millar, Tim 96 Norton, Briar 210 Watson, Carole 150 Crowden, James 48 Jacobs, Tom 183 Roberts, Lesley 181 Davey, Lesley 139 Davey, Jay 17 Macey, Terry 115 Basil, Malin 156 Miller, Monika 127 Nuttall, Debbie 164 Waugh, Louise 19 Cudlipp, Teresa 172 George, Andrew Scott 110 Jenkins, Julie 88 Roche, Sandie 117 Dunt, Wendy 73 Durnan, Nick 69 Masters, Thelma 80 Bazzo , Fabrizia 44 Milligan, Edward 11 Parfitt, David 109 Williams, Jennie 55 Curtis, David 86 George, Val 110 Jessop, Paul 66 Rook, Pauline 48 Green, Liz 58 Dutton, Jenni 25 Morgan, Cherry 178 Beale, Suzie 147 Mole, David 50 Parmenter, Kaye 135 Willis, Lucy 12 Curtis, Jackie 165 Gilbert, Pamela 7 Jordan, Trevor 208 Rooke, Angie 120 Hill, Pippa 60 Edwards , Ian 40 Ollis, Jan 134 Beart, Richard 197 Mole, Tom 50 Parsley, natalie 41 Willis, Richard 34 Glanfield, Sara Ellen 8 Judge, Cathy 141 Rowlands-Pritchard, Mary 137 Holmes, Treston 186 Erland, Sukey 119 Richardson, Mithra 169 Bell, Andrew 37 Gradwell, Susan 173 Moore, Gerald John 16 Pearce, Rowena 96 Willis, Tilly 28 D Rowsell, Joyce 29 Hood, Alison 185 Fairfax, Michael 24 Roche, Sandie 117 Berthon, Pippa 72 Graham, Clio 176 Morgan, Cherry 178 Pegler, Anita 155 Winter, Jean 151 Davey, Andrew 196 K Jessop, Paul 66 Foweraker, George B 159 Sharman, Ann 30 Birt, Sharon 170 Graham, Jenny 177 Morrice, Jane 136 Peppin, Biddy 86 Wright, Elizabeth 181 Davey, Jay 17 Kaneko, Mayumi 112 S Lawrence, Rod 122 George, Val 110 Waldock, Rachel 201 Blathwayt, Judy 194 Green, Liz 58 Mowat, Jane 25 Pickthall, Mark 95 Blue School Wells 121 Davey, Leo 195 Kerr, Janette 140 Salt, Jeffy 93 Liby, Sue 114 Green, Elizabeth 58 White, Viv 154 Bowman, Margaret 87 Gregory, Liz 35 Mowat, Lyn 21 Pizzey, Myrtle 128 Bruton School for Girls 89 Davey, Lesley 139 Keswick, Alison 13 Sargent, Rosemary 7 Montague, Shepton 87 Hammond-Lovett, Clive 157 Bradshaw, Bronwen 1,117 Gronw-Lewis, Nina 81 Munnion, Jim 23 Khan-Davis, Amanda 49 Pollitzer, Sally 101 Raeburn, Elizabeth 122 Hammond-Lovett, Sue 157 Willow, Baskets Bradshaw, Emma 192 Deverell, Elizabeth 97 Murphy, Monica 54 Sawle, Bern 32 Pomeroy, Richard 91 Photography Dickins, Gary 41 Self, Francis 100 Richards, Christine-Ann 102 Hider, George 53 Branson, Paul 125 H Davey, Jay 17 Dix, Brian 75 Semple, Kate 168 Richardson, Mithra 169 Rook, Pauline 48 Takahashi, Hiro 103 Ingleby-Mackenzie, Sara 107 Brayne RWS, David 99 L N Dockerty, Rachael Leah 149 Hacker Farm 41 Sharman, Ann 30 Rigler, Annette 165 Epps, Peter 65 Judge, Cathy 141 Brewchorne, Chris 45 Large, Lucy 209 Naunton Davies, Angela 47 Wood Duckworth, Juliet 116 Hall, Judy 84 Sharpe, Erica 148 Ritchie, Charo 46 Fairfax, Michael 24 Printmaking Large, Lucy 209 Brown, David 52 Large, Roger 204 Newberry, John 70 Dudman, Phil 9 Hammond-Lovatt, Clive 157 Sheaf, Vera 78 Roberts, Lesley 181 Hartland, Rachel 5 Marlow, Ian 108 Appleby, Dave 77 Brown, Lucy 146 Lawrence, Janet 203 Nicolaides, Anna 158 Adair, Hilary 199 Hammond-Lovatt, Susan 157 Rooke, Angie 120 Mowat, Jane 25 Brownlee, Belinda 142 Dudman, Sara 9 Lawrence, Rodney 122 Noble, Kate 1, 127 Smith, Timothy 162 Hestling, Ingrid 6 Bradshaw, Bronwen 117 Mickelwright, Margaret 157 Harding-Jones, Clare 171 Rowlands-Pritchard, Mary 137 Davey, Jay 17 Buckler, Christine 42 Dunt, Wendy 73 Le Bas, Ann 198 Nolan, Ciara 104 Soulsby, Claire 63 Hitchins, Elizabeth 95 Bradshaw, Emma 192 Millar, Tim 96 Harkness, Juliet 185 Rowsell, Joyce 29 Eadie, Dawn 153 Burnell, Diane 2 Dupays, Thea 98 Lee Dicker, Simon 71 Norton, Briar 210 Spacey, Sheena 114 Hobbs, Andrew 201 Mowat, Jane 25 Mowat, Jane 25 Hartland, Rachel 5 Salt, Jeffy 93 Eadie, Andrew 153 Burt, Deborah 83 Durnan, Nick 69 Lewis-Bell, Kay 96 Norton, Donna 79 Spearing, Cathy 64 Macpherson, Rebecca 27 Campbell, Adrian 38 Nice, Derek 6 Dutton, Jenni 25 Hesling, Ingrid 6 Stidson, Rebecca 62 Sargent, Rosemary 7 Fairbrother, Richard 152 Liby, Sue 114 Nuttall, Debbie 164 Noble, Kate 1 Norton, Briar 210 Duvergier, Clare 22 Heys, Sue 32 Stirling, Angus 206

78 Somerset Art Weeks 2010 www.somersetartworks.org.uk www.somersetartworks.org.uk Somerset Art Weeks 2010 79 Stock, Cora 161 Willis, Lucy 12 Stradling, Mary 158 Willis, Richard 34 Stratford , Alan 135 Willis, Tilly 28 About SAW Visitor Participation Events Swaine, Beccy 21 Winter, Jean 151 Sweeney, Jan 167 Wolff, Helmi 180 Woolley, Anne 156 Somerset Art Works (SAW) exists to promote the visual arts and create opportunities for visual Our participants provide range of activities for the visitors. Please refer to the venue for location and T Wright, Elizabeth 181 artists in Somerset by advocacy, promotion and development. contact details. Also look out for those with A icon. Takahashi, Hiro 103 SAW is an artist-led organisation and Somerset’s only countywide agency dedicated to developing Tarr, Michael 9 Organisations, Galleries, Groups & Schools Tate, Stephen 94 the visual arts. Since 2002 SAW has worked with a wide range of partners to provide opportunities 19 - Louise Waugh 55 - Fertile Ground Gallery 129 - Lorraine Houlden Taylor, Max 206 Air Gallery 133 23, 24, 30 Sept & 1 Oct - 1pm - Jennie Williams Rush and cane seating. Students Black Swan Arts 104 to take contemporary artists out to the community, to develop new audiences for the visual arts in Tetley, Caroline 132 Somerset. Relief printing - make and print Taster sessions available. to provide their own chair. Thom, Patience 90 Blue School Wells 57, 121 your own woodcut or linocut Glass and paint provided. Telephone direct to arrange dates, Thomas, Charlie 104 Brewhouse Theatre & Art Centre 1 on Japanese paper. time and cost. Bruton School For Girls 57, 89 The core of SAW's philosophy is to provide opportunities for artists and makers to make new work Thompson, Julia 69 and in the process to engage with a variety of organisations, landscapes, communities, and to Booking essential. 69 - Forging of the Elements Tel 01749 679683 Thompson-Engels, Sarah 4 Fiveways School 57 Haptic Art 104 network with other artists. Tel 01984 629180 - Nick Durnan Tovey, Ellen 105 19, 26 Sept & 3 Oct 2010 - 2pm 142 - Eastwater Cottage - Turner, Liz 182 Ilminster Arts Centre at The Meeting House 43 Somerset Art Works offer an integrated membership service of support for practising artists: 21 - Lyn Mowat and Beccy Stone Carving Workshops. Belinda Brownlee and Turner, Richard 126 King’s College, Taunton 6, 57 Octagon Theatre 57 providing bursaries, organising commissions, supporting collaborative working, providing Swaine Booking essential. Christina White U & V Orchard Vale Trust 131 network and exhibition opportunities. 22 & 29 Sept 2010 - 9:30am 18,19,25,26 Sept & 2,3 Oct - 1pm SRYP (Somerset Rural Youth Project) 57 We will start by discussing how 83 - Michelle MucCullagh Cyanotype/Van Dyke photographic Uren, Angela 158 Westfield Community School 57 For more details about Somerset Art Works artist membership visit: www.somersetartworks.org.uk differing artists have responded to For further details of workshops prints (weather permitting - need Varley, Duncan 17 YAP (Somerset Young Arts Promoter) 57 the landscape. Then, weather and events visit: sun) Vaughan, Will 86 Yeovil College 57 Vincent, Jake 130 permitting, we will walk across the www.muccullagh-burt-saw2010. Vincent, Peter 130 farm and interpret our findings. webeden.co.uk 158 - Redlynch Studio - 'Flower and Field' W 25 - Jane Mowat 107 - Sara Ingleby- Daily demonstrations by Redlynch 19, 26 Sept & 3 Oct - 10am Mackenzie Studio artists on a selection of Wadman, Josephine 8 Waldock, Rachel 201 Printmaking from wood and relief 22 Sept 2010 - 10am topics including collage, painting, Wales, Sue 127 woodcarving with Jane Mowat on Introduction to clay modelling textile jewellery making, freehand Warden, Persephone 59 each Sunday during SAW. For all and armature building for small embroidery, knitting and Waters, Claire 60 levels of experience, age 14-84. sculptures. embellishing. Watson, Ann 177 Materials and tools supplied. Watson, Carole 150 Pre-booking essential. 126 - Nightingale Studio 167 - Jan Sweeney Watson, Pauline 79 Tel 01398 361454 or - Richard Turner Ceramic sculpture - groups of Waugh, Louise 19 email [email protected] 20 & 27 Sept - 1pm four. Dates by arrangement. 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Coleford Lyn Mowat Crewkerne Town Council With thanks for the support of the following Curry Rivel Local Authority Representative Drayton Pauline Burr (South Somerset District Council) Somerset Art Weeks 2010 Launch Sponsor Dulverton Town Council Miller’s at Glencot House: Curatorial Steering Group www.glencothouse.co.uk Glastonbury Town Council Two nights stay for two, including dinner, Geoffrey Bertram Tim Martin Exhibition Programme Venue Sponsor Isle Abbotts bed and breakfast at The Swan Hotel Wells Jacy Wall The Brewhouse Theatre and Art Centre: Kingston St Mary Sponsored by The Swan Hotel Wells Octagon Theatre Langport Town Council SAW Team AIR Gallery Leigh on Mendip The Ilminster Arts Centre at The Meeting House Carol Carey (Development Manager) Lympsham SAW 2010 official media sponsor: £100 voucher towards the purchase of A piece of art from one of our SAW member Cotley Barn Vickie Hobbs (Finance Officer & Corporate Friends Misterton artwork from our Art Weeks participants artists, hand-picked by SAW Coordinator) North Curry Emily Jewsbury (Project Coordinator, Art Market) Prize Draw Sponsors: Oake Sponsored by Bruton School for Girls Sponsored by Somerset College of Arts and Technology Zoe Li (Art Weeks Coordinator & Curatorial Services) Bruton School for Girls www.brutonschool.co.uk Priddy Aaron Parsons (Communication Officer) Friends of SAW Shipham With thanks for the support of the following media: Natalie Parsley (Graduate Artist Intern) Somerset College of Arts and Technology - Somerton Town Council Beccy Swaine (Event & Project Coordinator) www.somerset.ac.uk Victoria Taylor (Office Manager) The Swan Hotel Wells www.swanhotelwells.co.uk Stoke St Gregory The Swan Hotel Wells Bruton School for Girls Somerset College of Arts and Stoke St Michael Stunningly located in the shadow of Wells Bruton School for Girls is a day and boarding Technology Local Area Representative Guide Designed by Stephen Bell, Zavial Design Street The Word Logo - Quark :Layout 1 3/7/09 14:43 Page 1 Cathedral, the Swan Hotel is steeped in over school for pupils aged 2-18 years, taking Somerset College is a vocational college Diane Burnell (South Somerset, Taunton Deane) www.zavial.com - 01460 240011 Wedmore SOMERSET 500 years of history offering guests modern boarders from the age of 8. 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