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4 – 27 May 2013 Free Festival Guide 4 – 27 MAY 2013 FREE FESTIVAL GUIDE www.artweeks.org Supported by OAW_FestGuideCover2013_AW.indd 1 15/02/2013 09:33 Hundreds of artists demonstrating how they work 18 – 21 July Waterperry House and Gardens | www.artinaction.org.uk TWO TICKETS FOR £22! Buy two standard adult entry tickets online and SAVE £10. Tickets can be used on any day. Go to www.artinaction.org.uk Use the unique promotional code OXARTA (Terms and conditions apply) De Lacy Fields, Kingsmere Village, Near Bicester ARTISAN WEEKEND – 22ND AND 23RD JUNE CELEBRATING LOCAL TALENT! Join David Wilson Homes from 11am on the 22nd and 23rd June to celebrate Oxfordshire’s finest talent during its Artisan Weekend at De Lacy Fields in Kingsmere Village near Bicester. Artists including contemporary wire sculptor, Rachel Ducker, will be showcasing various pieces of work within the showhomes giving you the chance to not only admire local talent but also the quality craftsmanship of the homes available at De Lacy Fields. WE HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE! De Lacy Fields, Kingsmere Village, Near Bicester, Oxfordshire OX26 1RS A prestigious collection of 3, 4 and 5 bedroom homes from £300,000 Sales centre and showhomes open daily from 10am to 5pm dwh.co.uk or call 01869 253019 Offer available on selected plots only. Terms and conditions apply. See website for details, subject to contract and status. Images typical of David Wilson Homes. Prices correct at time of going to press if mentioned. 7KH5LYHUO\&OXE<RXGHVLJQ\RXUGD\ /HWXVWDNHFDUHRI \RXUHYHU\QHHG The Riverly Club, a new and exciting members’ club for seniors in the heart of Abingdon, will open its doors in Spring 2013. A great place to meet friends and family and enjoy a wide range of events. For a small membership fee you will be able to enjoy all the facilities it has to offer, as well as an exciting series of exclusive events covering a wide range of interests. 7RÀQGRXWPRUHDERXWWKHFOXEDQGKRZWREHFRPHDPHPEHUSOHDVH contact 0DJJLH*ULIÀWK on 0845 409 8030 or pop in to see us. The Riverly Club, Thames View, Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX14 3UJ WELCOME Oxfordshire Artweeks 2013 Welcome to the 31st Oxfordshire Artweeks festival during which you can see, for free, spectacular art at hundreds of places across the county, in studios and along city streets, in village venues and sculpture gardens. Artweeks offers everyone, whether a seasoned art enthusiast or an interested newcomer, the chance to enjoy art in a relaxed and friendly way, meeting the makers and seeing their creative talent in action. Browse the listings and our accompanying website where you’ll find more examples of artists’ work, and pick the exhibitions that most appeal to you or are closest to home. From the traditional to the contemporary, and with paintings, ceramics, textiles, furniture and jewellery amongst the offerings, there’s masses to explore and we hope that you are inspired by the pieces on show and find some treasures to take home with you. If you’d like to take part in a workshop, visit www.artweeks.org/ workshops, to find out what’s on offer. This year, for the first time, many artists will also hold Christmas exhibitions so please keep this guide until November and look out for the symbol under the venue listings. Artweeks relies on the help of many individuals and organisations to bring this celebration of the visual arts to you. We’d like to thank both The Riverly Club, The Oxford Times and Hamptons International for their support this year, Flora McLachlan (at Art Jericho, venue 91) for the cover image and the many other people and places (both listed on page 4 and too numerous to mention) whose dedication keeps Artweeks vibrant. Esther Browning Festival Director Jo Golding Administrator Oxfordshire Artweeks, PO Box 559, Abingdon, OX14 9EF 01865 865596, [email protected] www.artweeks.org Twitter @OxonArtweeks or visit us on Facebook To participate in Artweeks 2014 (3-26 May), please register by 31 December 2013. www.artweeks.org 5 OXFORDSHIRE ART AND CRAFT ORGANISATIONS The Oxford Art Society was founded in 1891 and is an umbrella for accomplished artists with diverse and exciting styles living in Oxfordshire, many of whom also exhibit nationally or internationally. We hold regular exhibitions, and welcome submissions towards membership at our annual Open Exhibition. Look for the initials OAS in this guide to find members’ work. For more information visit www.oxfordartsociety.org.uk. The Oxfordshire Craft Guild draws together designer-makers representing a wide range of traditional and contemporary crafts, and holds temporary and permanent exhibitions throughout the county.! Membership, which is by selection, is a sign of the finest design ability and highest quality craftsmanship.! Look out for the initials OCG in this guide to find Guild Members' work.! For further information go to www.oxcg.co.uk!or www.facebook.com/oxfordshirecraftguild. West Ox Arts is a lively association of artists and art enthusiasts, many of whom take part in exhibitions alongside artists invited from across the UK. Our Gallery is an inspiring, light-filled venue that sells a wide range of contemporary, high quality art and offers various workshops, demonstrations and special events throughout the year. We are situated in the first floor of Bampton’s Town Hall in the Market Square. For more information or to become a member of WOA visit www.westoxarts.com. You can also find us on facebook at www.facebook.com/westoxarts. Our heartfelt thanks to Board members: Melita Kyle, Sarah Mayhew, Lois Muddiman, Hannah Newton, Cath Nightingale, David Pollock (Chair), Claire Reika Wright, Nick Thorn, Susan Williamson, Robin Wilson. Volunteer area coordinators: Anna Dillon, Ben & Susan Drew, Rachel Ducker, Penny Fulljames, Patsy Jones, Rahima Kenner, Simon Murison-Bowie, Susan Moxley, Wendy Newhofer, Christine O’Sullivan, David & Tara Parker-Woolway, David Ranson, Francesca Shakespeare, Maureen Sparling, Crabby Taylor, Helen White, Jean Wykes. And all those other individuals and collaborating organisations who help make Artweeks a success including: Paul Golding, Stuart Lafferty, Paul Medley, Richard Shock, Neil Smith, Alun Ward, Chris Ward, Appleton Christmas Barn, Cornerstone Arts Centre, Hamptons International, Holywell Press, OUP, Peleton Design, O3 Gallery, OVADA, Oxford Castle Quarter, Oxfordshire Library Service, OYAP, Shaw Gibbs, The Ashmolean, The Jam Factory, The Mill Banbury, The Riverly Club, The Oxford Times, Visit Oxfordshire, and many others. Oxfordshire Artweeks 6 CONTENTS Key to abbreviations Special events 9 Wheelchair access W Oxford City 23 Partial wheelchair 4-12 May access PW Headington & Marston 24 Family friendly F East Oxford 26 Demonstrations D City South 31 Refreshments R City Centre 32 Teacher T Jericho 36 Parking P Summertown 42 Xmas opening Wolvercote & Wytham 51 23-24 Nov 11-6 South Oxfordshire 55 11-19 May Oxford Print Makers OPM Wantage 56 Oxfordshire Crafts Faringdon 58 Guild OCG Cumnor & villages 60 Oxford Arts Society OAS Abingdon 62 West Oxfordshire Didcot 64 Arts WOA Goring & Henley 65 Wallingford 68 Dorchester-on-Thames 71 Wheatley & Thame 72 North Oxfordshire 75 18-27 May Bicester, Kidlington & Deddington 76 Banbury & villages 80 Great Rollright 84 Chadlington 87 Chipping Norton 88 Woodstock & Eynsham 93 Charlbury 97 Witney 100 Bampton 101 Burford 102 Late entries 104 Sites open at times outside the regional week see page 18 Index of artists 106 www.artweeks.org 7 Further Entries Invited Mallams Wednesday AUCTIONEERS 22nd May Closing date for entries: Friday 26th April For more information or to arrange a free informal valuation please contact specialist Philip Smith on [email protected] 20th Century or 01865 241358 Mallams Auctioneers Paintings & Prints Bocardo Gallery 24a St. Michael’s Street William Gear (British, 1915-1997), Oxford OX1 2EB recently sold for £7,000 Art Courses • Drawing May to October 2013 • Painting 2, 3, 4 & 5 day courses Sculpture • [email protected] • Textiles 07980 091 297 www.artinaction.org.uk Fellowship of the School of Economic Science Art in Action Art Courses are part of charity no 313115 ARTWEEKS in SUMMERTOWN OVER 50 EXHIBITIONS . STREET PARADE . ART FORUM Banbury Road Street Parade Mini beast fancy dress Judged by a Giant Dung Beetle Saturday 4th May 11am-12pm Arty activities from 10am Live music by an 8 piece jazz and swing band The Hackett's Rhythm Boys featuring the vocalist Tara Hunt ART FORUM WILL GOMPERTZ BBC Arts Editor in conversation with JIM WHITE SATURDAY 11th May 7.30 - 8.30pm Divinity School Bodleian Library Catte St (off Broad Street) £7.50 (£5.50 Concs) on the door or phone 07767476043 Includes a glass of wine at 7pm Oxfordshire Artweeks 10 SPECIAL EVENTS Special Events Calendar April 2-29 Artweeks Taster exhibition Home is Where the Art is, The Jam Factory, Oxford 27th Artweeks Taster day, Cornerstone Arts Centre, Didcot May 1-27 Oxford Open exhibition at The Jam Factory, Oxford 4-19 A Window on the North, Artweeks Taster exhibition, Chipping Norton 4-19 A Southerly View, Artweeks taster exhibition, Abingdon 4th Summertown Street Parade 4th Headington Street Festival 4th An Artweeks Concert, Headington 7th John Ruskin in Oxford - a disappointed man, Art Talk, Oxford 7th Artist talk in The Vale & Downland Museum, Wantage: Sioban Coppinger, sculptor 9th Artist talk in The Vale & Downland Museum, Wantage: Amanda Hislop, textile artist 9-19 The Art of The White Horse, Artweeks Taster exhibition, Ardington School of Crafts, near Wantage 10th William Morris and Victorian Oxford Art
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