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Artweeks Christmas Exhibitions 2014 www.artweeks.org Sarah Bond | Sue Side Pip Stacey OAS 10 13 217 Whitecross Archangel House Abingdon 1 Abingdon Road Oxon Cumnor OX13 6BW OX2 9QN Great Coxwell Artists Kathy Webster | Clare 18 Saunders 20 Peter's Barn Gallery Great Coxwell The Pound Studio Oxon 67 High Street Shrivenham SN7 7NB Swindon Oxfordshire SN6 8AW Pat Elmore 21 Sharon Rich WOA 23 Nutford Lodge Henleaze Farm Longcot nr Fernham Faringdon Faringdon Oxon on B4508 next to Farmer Gow's SN7 7TW SN7 7PR Granary Studio Artists 25 Sylwia Presley 33 Manor Farm 2 Priory Rd, The Stables Stanford in the Vale Wantage Oxfordshire Oxfordshire SN7 8NN OX12 9DD Dave Luxton | Mary Robert W. Strange Reade 39 40 1 Orchard Way Laburnum Cottage Harwell 33 The Green Didcot Steventon Oxfordshire Oxon OX11 0LQ OX13 6RR Anna Dillon OAS 46 Steve Giles 47 Heathersage Heathersage Aston Street, Aston Tirrold, Aston Street Didcot Aston Tirrold OX11 9DJ Oxfordshire OX11 9DJ Trisha Crocker | Camilla Harriet Coleridge OCG Dowse 55 57 Ewelme Pottery Gallery Singular. The Passageway Parsons Lane, Ewelme Between 2 and 4 Friday Street Wallingford Henley­on­Thames Oxfordshire Oxfordshire OX10 6HP RG9 1AH Chalgrove Artists John Hailstone | Jay 61 Taylor 62 St Mary's Church Church Lane 9 Saxon Close Chalgrove Wallingford Oxfordshire Oxfordshire OX44 7SD OX10 0SR Frances Brann 76 Geraldine McKean 77 Burcot House The White Hart Hotel Burcot High Street Abingdon Dorchester­on­Thames OX14 3DJ OX10 7HN Ewa Exley | Amy Blaza 80 Melissa Orrom Swan 82 The Garden Room 31 College Way 50 Southend, Garsington Horspath Oxford Oxford Oxfordshire Oxfordshire OX44 9DJ OX33 1SQ Siobhan Cooney The Gallery At 83 Waterperry 85 The Bat & Ball Inn High St The Gallery, Waterperry Gardens Cuddesdon Waterperry Oxford Wheatley OX44 9HJ OX33 1JZ Janine Philips 90 William North 91 24 Queens Road Oddington Crossing, Charlton­on­ Thame Otmoor Oxon Kidlington OX9 3NQ Oxford Oxfordshire OX5 2UN Fleur Enser | Elisabeth Andrew Hazelden OCG Balkwill WOA 98 WOA | Rachel Woods 108 The Old Rickyard Church Lane, Lower Heyford The Pottery Bicester 156 Cassington Rd Oxfordshire Yarnton OX25 5NZ Oxfordshire OX5 1QB Eric White Jacqueline Hopkins | Lyn 113 Turner 116 28 Mill Street Eynsham 80 Main Road (behind Oliver’s Garage) Witney Long Hanborough OXON Witney OX29 4JS OX29 8JY Graham Rice OAS 119 Amarita Vargas 120 The Cuckoo's Nest, Eynsham Park Eynsham Park Estate Estate Cuckoo Lane Cuckoo Lane, North Leigh North Leigh Witney Oxfordshire Oxfordshire OX29 6PW OX29 6PW Elaine Loggin | Judith Michael Palmer | Mary Hammond | Ian Hogg 121 Knowland 123 WOA The Blue Boar Hotel 28 Market Square Whitehill Bungalow, New Yatt Road Witney North Leigh Oxon Witney OX26 6BH Oxon OX29 6TH SOTA Gallery Burford Affordable Art 125 Gallery 137 SOTA Gallery 9 Langdale Court Burford Garden Company Witney Shilton Road Oxfordshire Burford OX28 6FG Oxfordshire OX18 4PA Louise Searby, Upton Sophie Thompson Pottery 140 143 Heath Barn Upton Smokery Bruern Road Burford Milton­under­Wychwood Oxon Oxfordshire OX18 4LY OX7 6LL Christopher Townsend 146 Sarah Pulvertaft 147 The Loft Gallery The Workshop Crown Farm Ranger's Lodge Ascott­Under­Wychwood Charlbury Oxfordshire Oxfordshire OX7 6AB OX7 3HL Maureen Sparling 148 Georgia Clarke 150 Church Lane Longholme (Forest Cottage) Market Street Charlbury Charlbury Oxfordshire Oxfordshire OX7 3PX OX7 3PJ Jenny Haxworth Wendy A. Wilson OAS 154 WOA 155 Newington House Sheep Street The Studio, Newington House Charlbury Sheep Street Oxfordshire Charlbury OX7 3RR Oxon OX7 3RR Patricia Freeman | Linda George Taylor OAS WOA Mowat | Pradeep Shakya 156 | Janice Thwaites WOA | 161 Tim Collard 4 Enstone Rd Charlbury Stonewalls Oxon Sturt Road OX7 3QR Charlbury Oxfordshire OX7 3EP Claire Fyfe­Jackson 163 Junction Art Gallery 168 Sarts Cottage Junction Art Gallery The Ridings 43 Oxford Street Stonesfield Woodstock OXON Oxfordshire OX29 8EA OX20 1TJ James Jackman OAS 172 Jenny Massiah 174 Dornley Barn Ploughshares Westcote Barton Chapel Road, Chadlington nr Chipping Norton Chipping Norton Oxon Oxon OX7 7AD Ox7 3NX Jill Colchester OAS Chadlington & Wychwood 177 Crafters 178 The Studio Knollbury Methodist Church Chadlington West End Oxon Chadlington OX7 3NJ OX7 3NJ Rebecca Abrey OAS 184 Sally Lyon | Maurice Lyon 187 The Studio Rockdale The Vicarage, Church Road Chipping Norton Road Chadlington Churchill OX7 3LY Oxon OX7 6NG Kingham Jewellery Judith Yarrow OAS School and Friends 190 195 8 Cross Leys The Wild Rabbit Chipping Norton Church Street Oxfordshire Kingham OX7 5HG Oxfordshire OX7 6YA Brenda Hayden Pam Franklin | John 206 Callen 208 The Farmstead Old Forge Road Potato Town, Banbury road Great Rollright Swerford Oxon Chipping Norton OX7 5RR Oxon OX7 4AP Alex Moss 221 Axis Artist Studios 223 Kempster Place Axis Artist Studios Philcote St Somerville Court Deddington Banbury Business Park Oxfordshire Oxon OX15 0TB OX17 3NS Caroline Chappell 234 The Cool Contours Group 236 2A Chacombe Road Cool Contours Middleton Cheney Warden Hill, Chipping Warden Banbury nr Banbury Oxon Oxfordshire OX17 2QS OX17 1AJ artsXchange 2014 244 Angela Washbrook 248 First Floor Bury Knowle Coach House 18 Old High Street, Headington North Place Oxford Headington Oxfordshire Oxfordshire OX3 9HN OX3 9HY Jean Wykes 250 Ross Mackenzie 251 13 Kennett Rd 34 Stile Road Headington Headington Oxford Oxford OX3 7BH Oxon OX3 8AQ Irina Antoshina 256 Victoria Hallam 258 18 St Anne's Rd 5 Quarry Road Oxford Oxford Oxfordshire Oxfordshire OX3 8NL OX3 8NT Jane Strother OAS Stella Campion | Juliet 260 Addenbrooke | Nicky 268 Cooney OPC 101 Old Road Headington Oxford The Workshop Oxon 100A Cowley Road OX3 8SX Oxford OX4 1JE SJE Arts Caroline Maas OAS OPC 272 WOA 273 St John the Evangelist 109A Iffley Road 70 Stratford St Oxford Oxford OX4 1EH OX4 1SW Claire Acworth 277 Magdalen Road Studios 280 Corpus Christi Barge, Meadow Lane Magdalen Road Studios Oxford 74­77 Magdalen Road OX4 4BJ Oxford OX4 1RE Elaine Allender 286 Lu Rahman 293 77 Courtland Road Edith Road Workshops Oxford 15 Edith Road OX4 4HZ Oxford OX1 4QB Rycotewood Furniture Maria Kuzma­Kuzniarska Centre 299 OPC 300 Rycotewood Furniture Centre The Jam Factory City of Oxford College, Oxpens Road Hollybush Row, 27 Park End Street Oxford Oxford Oxfordshire Oxfordshire OX1 1SA OX1 1HU Neil Drury OPC Hoonie Feltham | Dot 315 Henderson | Neil 316 Henderson 48b Walton Crescent Jericho Oxford 21 Walton Crescent Oxfordshire Oxford OX1 2JQ Oxon OX1 2JG Hannah Yeadon 317 Susan Avery 326 16 Canal Street 33 Cardigan Street Oxfotd Jericho Oxfordshire Oxford OX2 6BH OX2 6BP Peter Vigors OPC | Simon East OPC | Iain Steven Chance OPC 328 Potter OPC 329 57 Walton Street 57 Walton Street Oxford Oxford OX2 6AE OX2 6AE Athol Whitmore 337 Teresa Munby 338 Fabulous Flowers 56 Park Town 63 Banbury Rd (rear access via Dragon Lane) Oxford Oxford OX2 6PG OX2 6SJ Jane Bowen | Claudia James C Cochrane OCG Figueiredo | Rose Wallace 364 368 C.P.A. Farrow & Ball 225 Banbury Road Pink & Black Property Consultants Summertown, Oxford 14 Oakthorpe Road Oxfordshire Summertown OX2 7HS Oxfordshire OX2 7BE S Shakerchi 382 Kassandra Isaacson 386 52 Lonsdale Road 325 Banbury Road Summertown Summertown Oxford Oxford Oxfordshire Oxfordshire OX2 7EP OX2 7JH Tam Frishberg OCG 390 Jane Hainsworth 391 10 Hayward Road 10 Hayward Road Oxford Oxford OX2 8LW Oxfordshire OX2 8LW Vital Peeters Violeta Corzo | Sarah 393 Wood 395 538 Banbury Road Oxford 44 Blandford Avenue OX2 8EG Oxford OX2 8DZ Philippa Norris | Lalage Michaela Milne OCG Allison 396 420 The School House 44 Blandford Avenue Wytham Oxford Wytham Oxon OXON OX2 8DZ OX2 8QN Robin Wilson | Rosie Janie Mak | Demelza Fairfax­Cholmeley 422 Moreau 424 The Wytham Studio 18 Poplar Road University of Oxford Botley Wytham Woods Oxford Wytham Oxfordshire OX2 8QQ OX2 9LB Wendy Skinner Smith wocART OAS 425 426 West Oxford Community Centre 48 Helen Road Botley Road Oxford Oxford Oxon OX2 0BT OX2 0DE.
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