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Steve Daggitt is an Oxford artist who paints the architecture, people and streets of Oxford. The well-known buildings and sights of the city appear in his work but so do out-of-the way spots and residential streets. “The city of Oxford is an endless source of inspiration,” he explains. “So many things come together to create a special atmosphere: the range of architectural styles from medieval to modern; the population mix of permanent residents, students and tourists, the combination of strong cultural, commercial and industrial sectors and the green spaces in the heart of the city.

In each drawing Steve aims to convey the sense of excitement and dynamism that these things give to the city, whether the � ow of a crowd in the street, the seemingly chaotic movement at a junction, � gures dissolved in the light of a midday sun or low winter light glowing on the upper stories of buildings. He records the essence of a scene in fast drawings, black and white, that take between ten minutes and half an hour. In this way he records the strongest forms and the movement and light of the scene, taking photographs for additional information about colour and detail, and returning to the same spot at different times of day and in different weathers. Back in the studio he then develops these into more � nished works in oil, acrylic and other media.

Katherine Shock is another Oxford artist who has painted many of the city’s sights, recently offering a visual tribute to the city with a series of pictures to illustrate a sequence of poems by award-winning poet John Elinger, the nom

Fresh perspectives on an old city

Words by Esther Lafferty, Festival Director of Oxfordshire Artweeks

Oxford Preservation Trust set up in 1927 to protect the views of Oxford and its striking skyline, painted by Turner and many other famous artists. Today the architecture and the vibrancy of the city continue to inspire artists and so, to celebrate the city for both ‘town’ and ‘gown’, new views of old views have been painted by a variety of artists from near and far all competing to win the new Oxford Art Prize.

de plume of Sir Christopher Ball, sometime Warden of Keble College. These were presented in a book That Sweet City, a phrase coined by Oxford’s Victorian poet Matthew Arnold. Designed in the form of seven walks across and around Oxford, and radiating out into the surrounding countryside, the book maps Katherine’s travels as she sketched the buildings and landscapes, both famous and less well-known, that have witnessed and shaped the city’s history.

Katherine describes the pleasure of discovering spots around Oxford in which to capture its immensely beautiful cityscape, odd corners crammed with character or characters and the gentle light on its mellow stonework. ‘But perhaps above all,’ she continues, ‘I most enjoy the people passing and stopping to watch me draw and have a chat. It is one of those few times in life when the great barriers of reserve simply disappear and everyone feels comfortable to pause and talk. Bring seen with the early stages of a painting could embarrass me but the enjoyment of sharing my pleasure with so many varied people overrides it.’

Over the years spent painting outside, she thinks that nothing works as well as time spent in the fresh air contemplating a subject. ‘That’s when I notice elements that simply would not have occurred to me from painting a photo’ she explains, and ‘I � nd that even being aware of the changing light, the temperature or the breeze when it isn’t too � erce, helps add vitality to the painting.

And as you look up and look down, or glimpse something through a doorways,

In June, artists fl ocked to the city with their stools and sketchpads, palettes and easels to capture en-plein-air what they saw. Two months later, they are returning the pictures that resulted from their days on location to hang in an exhibition in Oxford’s Town Hall and the O3 Gallery in the historic Oxford Castle Quarter.

Oxfordshire artist, Steve Daggitt

that’s when you discover new angles on what you see, the present and the past too.

One of the poems in That Sweet City describes the War Memorial Garden in Christ Church, laid out in 1926 to commemorate college members who fell in the First World War, just one layer of history in the grounds of the college traditionally considered the most aristocratic of all those in the university, which once housed the parliament of King Charles I during the English Civil War. And it was here that Lewis Carroll � rst espied Alice Liddell, the namesake of Alice in Wonderland, and here that he wrote the classic children’s story, published 150 years ago, beneath the Cheshire cat tree.

Take a journey to the O3 Gallery in Oxford Castle Quarter with its Norman Tower, ancient crypts and chequered history as a gaol, and to Oxford’s grand Town Hall with its dancehall, panelling, � replaces and chandeliers, to be look again at a city you thought you knew, and be delighted by fresh and interesting perspectives.

The exhibition runs from Saturday 29th August until Sunday 13th September. For further details see www.oxfordartprize.co.uk. And on that last weekend you’ll also have a chance to inside scores of interesting spaces within the city that are usually closed to the public for Oxford Open Doors (www.oxfordopendoors.org.uk).

THE MEMORIAL GARDEN

I think continually of those who died in battleAmidst the screams of shells and wounded men

Sitting alone, in sunlight, in this quiet gardenwho never saw the sun or home again.

They were cold, frightened, unprepared for death, bewildered –

I love this peaceful place, its fl owers, its trees – in all that cruel mud and wire, the blood, the gun� re…

birdsong and this still pool, this gentle breeze.

I wonder if they thought about the Alice gardenCrouched in a crater waiting for their death

where the White Rabbit led her down its magic burrowcrying for Wonderland with their last breath.

To see more illustrations by Oxfordshire Artweeks artists Steve Daggitt and Katherine Shock visit www.stevedaggitt.com and www.kspaintings.co.uk respectively.

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through industrial areas, cityscape to seaside, and from the earliest of civilisation until the present day, and shows this with her representations of London Bridge and Abingdon Bridge once an important river crossing. On this major thoroughfare and trade route, now a modest waterway largely given over to leisure activities. Yumiko Reynolds has created townscapes of Abingdon, and St Helen’s Wharf, while Julia Straiton’s view of today’s tranquil river and the weathered structures along it includes a World War II pillbox, a glimpse of another chapter in the Thames’ past.‘And the backdrop of the Thames changes constantly’, continues artist Gill Banks. ‘Clutches of ever larger cranes give rise to ever more buildings, in the lower reaches in particular, and how the new arrivals, some amazing, some frightful, have to jostle for attention with the old familiar landmarks.

‘I’m intrigued by the juxtaposition of industry and wild life on the waterway,’ remarks fellow artist Shireen Bricknell, ‘how they sit side by side comfortably going about their business without seeking to encroach on each other. It’s mostly in harmony!’ and she shows the dunlin, a small wading bird, and the water vole using paint and stitch into linen and silk, working directly from sketches drawn at the riverside. ‘The variety of wildlife now visible along the Thames is the result of concerted efforts to

make the river cleaner’ adds Mary Brodrick who is also inspired by the riverside.Walking the Thames towpath locally through the four seasons of the year, has inspired the textile art of Caroline Benge who captures glimpses of nature beside the river like ‘little jewels’. ‘A favourite walk of mine is along the River Thames at Lower Radley,’ adds Abingdon artist Ticia Lever. ‘I am always fascinated by the majestic sweep and power of the river here and also the peace and beauty of the surrounding landscape. The colour of the water reflects the changing light and the skies above and it is the altering colours and moods of the Thames that has inspired this body of work’

Ticia captures the different aspects and mystery of the River Thames, so her piece ‘Swirling Waters’ in blues and purples was created from thick curly wool that conveys the power and dynamic force of the torrents of the River Thames, and contrasts with both ‘Green Depths’ that illustrates the sweep of the water’s current on a sunny day and the possibility of teeming life beneath, and the delicate ‘Golden fish’, who swim on background waters of thread and beads. Ticia has also created bowls from fabric, where the threads, beads and hand-stitching suggest the motion of water with glints of light, and the blues swirls of the water and as the river reflects the sky on a clear winter’s day, harnessing the cool peace and rhythm of the River Thames.

The Thames: Shifting PerspectivesAbingdon County Hall Museum Market Place, Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX14 3HGExhibition runs until 20th December.For more information on the exhibition and accompanying workshops visit www.abingdon.gov.uk/whats/thames-shifting-perspectives

Oxfordshire Artweeks is a county wide celebration of the visual arts.Enjoy a weekend of artists’ Christmas exhibitions and open studios across the county on 14th and 15th November. For more information, visit www.artweeks.org

The River Thames, the longest river to weave its way from source to sea entirely within England, flows through Oxfordshire and Berkshire to west London where it becomes tidal, through Oxford, Abingdon, Wallingford, Henley, Reading and Windsor. Changing slowly over time, the river played its part in the development of the people in the Thames Valley, and steeped in their traditions, is at the heart of their heritage and the history of England. Monarchs including Henry VIII used it to travel between the palaces that line the Thames: Windsor Castle, Hampton Court Westminster Palace and the Tower of London too, and it has hosted Royal Pageants for centuries.Swan Upping is another ceremonial activity that takes place only on the Thames, during which swans, traditionally owned by the monarch, are rounded up annually to be counted, a tradition dating from the twelfth century and formalised with a Royal Charter by Edward IV in 1482.It is no wonder, therefore that in 2012, Abingdon chose to revert to its former name, Abingdon-on-Thames, formalising, like Dorchester-on-Thames and Henley-on-Thames, the importance of the river to the town through the ages: a thousand years ago, for example, a cutting was made by Benedictine monks to provide a waterway to the old abbey from the position where Abingdon lock stands today.Captivated by the idea that the Thames is ‘liquid history’, that the tales of time are carried on its tide and that the river presents an ever changing, sometimes unexpected but always intriguing picture; Haptic Art, a group of nine ‘stitched textile’ artists are gathering the waters of the Thames from beneath Abingdon’s iconic bridge, in a variety of fabric formats including sketching with stitches and collage, to flood Abingdon county hall and museum with the threads of their ideas and creative talent.

The Thames in Textiles


The word ‘Haptic’ comes from the Greek ‘haptikos’ relating to the sense of touch. For all these textile and mixed media artists the physical feel of a creation is an important element of their art. However, each is inspired by the Thames in a different way and the variety on show reflects, like ever changing views on the surface of the water, their individual journeys as they each approach the Thames from different perspective, whether rooted in the natural or the social worlds through which it glides. Jane O’Brien is an Oxford artist who, with a background in interior design, finds much of her inspiration in textiles themselves and the messages that they convey through their construction, colours and the patterns within them. She uses fabrics and thread to create a visual response about social culture and the world around us. For this exhibition, because of the importance of the Thames as a source of livelihood down the centuries which made London a world famous port and trade centre, Jane has chosen the theme of tea to illustrate just one of these trades. The British population are one of the world’s thirstiest tea-drinking nations so the arrival of tea on the Thames was very important. It first arrived at the docks with the English East India Company in the Seventeenth Century. In the 1860’s new fast clipper ships were built to race the tea to London. These included the famous Cutty Sark, now in its resting place alongside the Thames at Greenwich World Heritage Site. It wasn’t until 1953, however, that Tetley’s put tea into teabags, and now Jane’s Thames tea creations in Abingdon Museum represent that journey from a London of yesteryear to afternoon tea in Oxford today while her ‘curiosity boxes’ tell tales of the tidal strength of the river, its history, ships and bridges.Sue Crook has considered the landscape and the way it changes, from rural idylls,

Steve Daggitt is an Oxford artist who paints the architecture, people and streets of Oxford. The well-known buildings and sights of the city appear in his work but so do out-of-the way spots and residential streets. “The city of Oxford is an endless source of inspiration,” he explains. “So many things come together to create a special atmosphere: the range of architectural styles from medieval to modern; the population mix of permanent residents, students and tourists, the combination of strong cultural, commercial and industrial strong cultural, commercial and industrial strong cultural, commercial and industrial sectors and the green spaces in the heart of sectors and the green spaces in the heart of sectors and the green spaces in the heart of the city.

In each drawing Steve aims to convey the In each drawing Steve aims to convey the In each drawing Steve aims to convey the sense of excitement and dynamism that sense of excitement and dynamism that sense of excitement and dynamism that these things give to the city, whether the these things give to the city, whether the these things give to the city, whether the � ow of a crowd in the street, the seemingly � ow of a crowd in the street, the seemingly � ow of a crowd in the street, the seemingly chaotic movement at a junction, � gures chaotic movement at a junction, � gures chaotic movement at a junction, � gures dissolved in the light of a midday sun or low dissolved in the light of a midday sun or low dissolved in the light of a midday sun or low winter light glowing on the upper stories of winter light glowing on the upper stories of winter light glowing on the upper stories of buildings. He records the essence of a scene buildings. He records the essence of a scene buildings. He records the essence of a scene in fast drawings, black and white, that take in fast drawings, black and white, that take in fast drawings, black and white, that take between ten minutes and half an hour. In between ten minutes and half an hour. In between ten minutes and half an hour. In this way he records the strongest forms and this way he records the strongest forms and this way he records the strongest forms and this way he records the strongest forms and the movement and light of the scene, taking the movement and light of the scene, taking the movement and light of the scene, taking photographs for additional information about photographs for additional information about photographs for additional information about colour and detail, and returning to the same colour and detail, and returning to the same colour and detail, and returning to the same spot at different times of day and in different spot at different times of day and in different spot at different times of day and in different weathers. Back in the studio he then develops weathers. Back in the studio he then develops weathers. Back in the studio he then develops these into more � nished works in oil, acrylic these into more � nished works in oil, acrylic these into more � nished works in oil, acrylic and other media. and other media.

Katherine Shock is another Oxford artist who Katherine Shock is another Oxford artist who Katherine Shock is another Oxford artist who has painted many of the city’s sights, recently has painted many of the city’s sights, recently has painted many of the city’s sights, recently offering a visual tribute to the city with a series offering a visual tribute to the city with a series offering a visual tribute to the city with a series of pictures to illustrate a sequence of poems of pictures to illustrate a sequence of poems of pictures to illustrate a sequence of poems by award-winning poet John Elinger, the nom by award-winning poet John Elinger, the nom by award-winning poet John Elinger, the nom

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de plume of Sir Christopher Ball, sometime Warden of Keble College. These were presented in a book That Sweet City, a phrase coined by Oxford’s Victorian poet Matthew Arnold. Designed in the form of seven walks across and around Oxford, and radiating out into the surrounding countryside, the book maps Katherine’s travels as she sketched the buildings and landscapes, both famous and less well-known, that have witnessed and shaped the city’s history.

Katherine describes the pleasure of discovering spots around Oxford in which to capture its immensely beautiful cityscape, odd corners crammed with character or characters and the gentle light on its mellow stonework. ‘But perhaps above all,’ she continues, ‘I most enjoy the people passing and stopping to watch me draw and have a chat. It is one of those few times in life when the great barriers of reserve simply disappear and everyone feels comfortable to pause and talk. Bring seen with the early stages of a painting could embarrass me but the enjoyment of sharing my pleasure with so many varied people overrides it.’

Over the years spent painting outside, she thinks that nothing works as well as time spent in the fresh air contemplating a subject. ‘That’s when I notice elements that simply would not have occurred to me from painting a photo’ she explains, and ‘I � nd that even being aware of the changing light, the temperature or the breeze when it isn’t too � erce, helps add vitality to the painting.

And as you look up and look down, or glimpse something through a doorways,

Oxfordshire artist, Steve Daggitt


One of the poems in That Sweet City describes the War Memorial Garden in Christ Church, laid out in 1926 to commemorate college members who fell in the First World War, just one layer of history in the grounds of the college traditionally considered the most aristocratic of all those in the university, which once housed the parliament of King Charles I during the English Civil War. And it was here that Lewis Carroll � rst espied Alice Liddell, the namesake of Alice in Wonderland, and here that he wrote the classic children’s story, published 150 years ago, beneath the Cheshire cat tree.


One of the poems in That Sweet City describes the War Memorial Garden in Christ Church, laid out in 1926 to commemorate college members who fell in the First World War, just one layer of history in the grounds of the college traditionally considered the most aristocratic of all those in the university, which once housed the parliament of King Charles I during the English Civil War. And it was here that Lewis Carroll � rst espied Alice Liddell, the namesake of Alice in Wonderland, and here that he wrote the classic children’s story, published 150 years ago, beneath the

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The River Thames, the longest river to weave its way from source to sea entirely within England, flows through Oxfordshire and Berkshire to west London where it becomes tidal, through Oxford, Abingdon, Wallingford, Henley, Reading and Windsor. Changing slowly over time, the river played its part in the development of the people in the Thames Valley, and steeped in their traditions, is at the heart of their heritage and the history of England. Monarchs including Henry VIII used it to travel between the palaces that line the Thames: Windsor Castle, Hampton Court Westminster Palace and the Tower of London too, and it has hosted Royal Pageants for centuries.Swan Upping is another ceremonial activity that takes place only on the Thames, during which swans, traditionally owned by the monarch, are rounded up annually to be counted, a tradition dating from the twelfth century and formalised with a Royal Charter by Edward IV in 1482.It is no wonder, therefore that in 2012, Abingdon chose to revert to its former name, Abingdon-on-Thames, formalising, like Dorchester-on-Thames and Henley-on-Thames, the importance of the river to the town through the ages: a thousand years ago, for example, a cutting was made by Benedictine monks to provide a waterway to the old abbey from the position where Abingdon lock stands today.Captivated by the idea that the Thames is ‘liquid history’, that the tales of time are carried on its tide and that the river presents an ever changing, sometimes unexpected but always intriguing picture; Haptic Art, a group of nine ‘stitched textile’ artists are gathering the waters of the Thames from beneath Abingdon’s iconic bridge, in a variety of fabric formats including sketching with stitches and collage, to flood Abingdon county hall and museum with the threads of their ideas and creative talent.


The word ‘Haptic’ comes from the Greek ‘haptikos’ relating to the sense of touch. For all these textile and mixed media artists the physical feel of a creation is an important element of their art. However, each is inspired by the Thames in a different way and the variety on show reflects, like ever changing views on the surface of the water, their individual journeys as they each approach the Thames from different perspective, whether rooted in the natural or the social worlds through which it glides. Jane O’Brien is an Oxford artist who, with a background in interior design, finds much of her inspiration in textiles themselves and the messages that they convey through their construction, colours and the patterns within them. She uses fabrics and thread to create a visual response about social culture and the world around us. For this exhibition, because of the importance of the Thames as a source of livelihood down the centuries which made London a world famous port and trade centre, Jane has chosen the theme of tea to illustrate just one of these trades. The British population are one of the world’s thirstiest tea-drinking nations so the arrival of tea on the Thames was very important. It first arrived at the docks with the English East India Company in the Seventeenth Century. In the 1860’s new fast clipper ships were built to race the tea to London. These included the famous Cutty Sark, now in its resting place alongside the Thames at Greenwich World Heritage Site. It wasn’t until 1953, however, that Tetley’s put tea into teabags, and now Jane’s Thames tea creations in Abingdon Museum represent that journey from a London of yesteryear to afternoon tea in Oxford today while her ‘curiosity boxes’ tell tales of the tidal strength of the river, its history, ships and bridges.Sue Crook has considered the landscape and the way it changes, from rural idylls,

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Flowers and

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well as pigments

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was invented in 1826 after which this hue

could then abound from the artist’s palette!

The eighteenth and nineteenth century

saw a huge expansion in the use of and

demand for natural dyes in parallel with the

considerable technological developments

in the textile industry. In response synthetic

processes were developed, producing dyes

far more permanent than ‘fugitive’ dyes from

flowers and plants that fade in the light.

Over in Wytham Woods, an area of ancient

semi-natural woodland to the west of Oxford,

which is used for environmental research and

can be enjoyed by all of us, you’ll find an

exceptionally rich flora and fauna including

a variety of habitats including ancient semi-

natural woodland and a variety of ponds and

800 species of butterflies and moths!

Here, harking back to the earliest inks,

you’ll find artists Robin Wilson and Rosie

Cholmeley-Fairfax in their woodland studio

making their own ink from oak galls. These

grow when a gall wasp lays its eggs onto the

punctured underside of an oak leaf. As the

larva develops, the tree secretes gallic and

tannic acids, creating the oak gall, a spherical

shape clearly distinct from acorns. The oak

galls are dried and then crushed with a pestle

and mortar, soaked in water and strained –

then a dash of a ferrous sulphate is added

to create a permanent ink. Ink made this way

has been found, possibly as early as 588BCE,

in a series of letters written in Ancient Hebrew

on clay ostraca and discovered in 1935 in

Lachish, a city dating back to ancient Judah,

seventeen of which are currently in the British

Museum, although the use of ferrous sulphate

was used in the manufacture inks became far

more commonplace in the middle ages.

Flowers and trees have long provided

inspiration as well as pigments for painters

and you’ll find the magic of the cricket green

and the village fete, the gardening show,

and England’s green and pleasant land all

depicted in today’s art.

And as summer blooms, look out for art in

gardens whether nature’s own as seen at the

Blenheim’s Annual Flower; sculpture which,

says Garford sculptor Beatrice Hoffman,

‘can enhance a garden and give emphasis to

design and plantings throughout the year.’; or

‘pop-up exhibitions’ at Open Gardens events

– in Berrick Salome on 20th and 21st June,

for example, discover an art-in-the-garden

trail leading to St Helen’s, a quirky church

that’s interesting architecturally and hosting

a choir from Ohio for the event. And you’ll

find beautiful open gardens welcoming you in

across the county that weekend for Father’s

Day! Why not buy Dad a sketchbook and

some (ready prepared) paints instead of the

usual slippers?

For more on The Gods of Colour

at The Ashmolean

www.ashmolean.org for The

Blenheim Palace Flower Show see

www.blenheimflowershow.co.uk;

and for Open Gardens search

on your postcode at

www.opengardens.co.uk.

To see more art by Siobhan Fraser,

Robin Wilson & Rosie Cholmeley-

Fairfax, Peter Blakemore and

Beatrice Hoffman visit

www.siobhanfraser.com,

flagstonepress.blogspot.co.uk,

www.blakemoreart.com, and

www.beatricehoffman.co.uk

respectively.

Beatrice HoffmanJulian Parfitt

Cassie Butcher

David Blakemore

Anne Boning

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Welcome to the 34th Oxfordshire Artweeks festival during which you can see, for free, amazing art in wonderful places, in artists’ homes and studios, along village trails and city streets, in galleries and gardens. It is your chance, whether a seasoned art enthusiast or an interested newcomer to enjoy art in a relaxed way, to meet the makers and see their creative talent in action.

Browse the listings and the accompanying website where you’ll find hundreds 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 drawing to printmaking, furniture to fashion, silverware, sculpture and more, there’s masses to explore. We hope you are inspired by the pieces on show and find some treasures to take home with you.

Our cover image this year was taken by photographer Charlie Collier and shows the process in Oxford’s Anagama Kiln in Wytham (venue 180).

Don’t forget we’re on-line all year round, and remember to keep this directory in a safe place as many of the artists will also be holding Christmas exhibitions or are happy to make an appointment to show you their work or take a commission in any season.

Artweeks is a not-for-profit organisation and relies upon the generous support of many people to whom we’re most grateful as we bring this celebration of the visual arts to you. In particular we’d like to thank Hamptons International, OX magazine & The Oxford Times for their continued support.

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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.

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.co.uk

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: Anna Dillon, Lois Muddiman, Hannah Newton, David Pollock (Chair), Jim Robinson, Susan Williamson & Robin Wilson.

Volunteer area coordinators: Maggie Bicknell, Jennifer Crowshaw, Emma Davies, Sally Dorrity, Käti Eidenbenz, Prisicilla Frost, Penny Fulljames, Ella Hendy, Patsy Jones, Tina Hadley, Rahima Kenner, Malcolm Moor, Susan Moxley, Marieke O’Connor, Tara Parker-Woolway, Francesca Shakespeare, James Taylor, Jane Tomlinson, Rose Wallace, Helen White & Dawn Wright.

And all those other individuals and collaborating organisations who help make Artweeks a success including: Janet Brown, Paul Golding, Caroline Harben, Stuart Lafferty, Cath Nightingale, Jill Rayner, Richard Shock, Neil Smith, Alun Ward, Appleton Christmas Barn, BBC Radio Oxford, Cornerstone Arts Centre, Experience Oxfordshire, Hamptons International, Modern Art Oxford, OUP, OX magazine, Oxfordshire Library Service, The Ashmolean, The Jam Factory, The Mill Banbury, The Oxford Times, and many others.

Key to abbreviations

Wheelchair access WFamily friendly FOpen Studio OS Demonstrations DRefreshments RTeacher TParking PNon-selling NS

Xmas opening: 19-20 November

Oxford Art Society OASOxfordshire Craft Guild OCGOxford Printmakers Co-op OPCWest Oxfordshire Arts WOA

Special events: April & May 19 Oxford City 25Sat 7 – Sun 15 MayHeadington & Marston 26East Oxford 28Iffley 33Cowley 34City South 35City Centre 37Jericho 42Summertown 47Wolvercote & Wytham 53

South Oxfordshire 57Sat 14 - Sun 22 MayThame & Wheatley 58Wallingford & villages 61Didcot 66Abingdon 69Wantage 73Faringdon 75

North Oxfordshire 79Sat 21 - Mon 30 MayBampton & Witney 80Burford & Wychwoods 82Chipping Norton & Chadlington 85Banbury 89Deddington & Heyfords 94Charlbury 96Eynsham 102Kidlington 103Woodstock 104Bicester 105 Index of artists 107

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For all ages and abilitiesFor enjoyment, nurturingyour creativity, GCSE,A-Level or art scholarships.Led by professional sculptor,art therapist and experienced tutor.Holidays, weekends and week-time classes.

August and September at Waterperry House, Oxfordshire 2016 [email protected]

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August and September at Waterperry House, Oxfordshire 2016 [email protected]

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Stone at The Mole Inn21 – 30 May 2016 an intimate exhibition of stone carvings in a garden setting

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Oxfordshire art all year roundArtweeks artists create art all year round and exhibit both in Oxfordshire and further afield throughout the year. Visit their online galleries at artweeks.org/galleries to see more examples of artists’ work, find out about additional exhibitions and Christmas events, or commissioning an individual piece of art. Many also offer workshops.

There are also many galleries across the county which display interesting and inspiring art throughout the year. Here are twenty with whom Artweeks collaborates. For more information on their art spaces and exhibitions, visit their individual websites via artweeks.org/OGN

KEEP THIS DIRECTORY safe until Christmas. On 19th&20th November, the exhibitions marked with a plan to re-open from 11am-5pm for a Christmas exhibition. We recommend you check on-line to confirm these plans before travelling to a venue.

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Art JerichoArts at the Old Fire StationModern Art OxfordOVADAOxford Ceramics GallerySarah Wiseman GalleryThe Jam FactoryThe North WallTurrill Sculpture Garden

HemingwayArt

Iona House GalleryJunction Gallery

The MillArts Centre

Art-in-ActionGallery

Cornerstone Arts Centre

River & RowingMuseum (admissionCharge applies)

The Dolphin Gallery

West Ox Arts

Burford Affordable Art Gallery

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Albion GalleryOwen Mumfordat the Theatre

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Mary Moser Award Winner 2016Introducing Caroline Chappell

Caroline trained as a potter originally, a craft where she literally took the land in her hand, digging the clay out and creating with earth itself. Interested in the landscape and the way human generations have left their mark upon it, she enrolled on an Oxford University course ‘Walking the Past’, a fascinating introduction into our local landscape, and Oxfordshire’s hill forts, henges and standing stones.

Now, working in the heart of a con-temporary home/studio/gallery that she designed herself, and using paints that include a pigment ground from Oxfordshire stone, Caroline records the intangible ‘sense of place’ that springs from the prehistoric land beneath our feet, inspired by the ancient landscapes and the hidden traces of our past.‘The surface of the land provides the clues to what has gone before,’ Caroline explains. ‘You can see, for example, the ridges of ancient ridge and furrow agriculture picked out in stark contrast

as the sun sets and shadows lengthen. Standing alone, hearing the landscape as I sketch, I feel tiny in comparison to the grandeur and enormity of these timeless views.’

During April, Caroline’s paintings will be on show in the Heseltine Gallery at Chenderit School, Middleton Cheney, nr Banbury. OX17 2QR.

You can also see her art at Burford Affordable Art Gallery, Burford (venue 351); Hamptons International - Banbury (venue 369) or visit her in her studio dur-ing Artweeks in North Oxfordshire from 21-30th May (venue 383).

This annual award was established to honour Mary Moser’s commitment to Artweeks and to help develop the career of a professional artist who has taken up art as a second career later in life.

Sculpture at Kingham Lodge21-31 May 11am-6pm

Refreshments all day, Wheelchair friendlyKingham Lodge, West End, Oxon OX7 6YL.

Please park as directed, not on street.

5 acres of beautiful gardens, rhododendrons, azaleas, ponds. New Moorish garden in construction.Some 30 UK sculptors and 40 Zimbabwean Sculptors. Stone, steel, bronze, resin, glass, ceramic, papier-mache, wood.


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Introducing some of Oxfordshire’s best emerging artists Artweeks at The Ashmolean

Children are invited to come and help create a ‘noisy collage’ of the High Street ‘Then and Now’ in response to JMW Turner’s famous painting, working with local artist Francesca Shakespeare. Visit again during Artweeks to see the finished art piece - an interactive screen installation with interactive audio elements (venue 97).Supported by Hamptons International and others.

Edouard Manet’s ‘Portrait of Mademoiselle Claus’ was acquired by the Ashmolean Museum in 2012 following a successful fundraising campaign. With Heritage Lottery Fund support, artists brook & black have made new work, while exploring and reinterpreting Manet’s painting with two local community groups, MIND and Young Dementia UK. brook & black’s work is exhibited during Artweeks and the community work is displayed downstairs in the Education Centre.

Beyond the Balcony: Responses to Edouard Manet’s ‘Portrait of Mademoiselle Claus’26 April – Sun 22 May in Gallery 65

Noisy Collage: free drop-in family event Wed 6th & Thu 7th April 1-4pmin the Education Centre

Andrew Manson is a talented painter who depicts people and places with flair, colour and bold brush-strokes, a distinctive style influenced by the impressionists movement. During April until 20th May, The Cornerstone (Station Road, Didcot OX11 7NE) presents a new series of his large paintings on Oxford Industries: from from Didcot’s railway history and posters in GWR style to Morris Motors, Frank Coopers Marmalade, and Oxford Ales. You can also see his art at The Chequers Pub, Oxford (venue 83); Hamptons International - Headington (venue 8) during Artweeks.

Samantha Wadham is a multidisciplinary artist whose contemporary twist on floral imagery and the humble wallpaper pattern inspires and intrigue (venue 285). She is interested in the metaphors and meanings of flowers and interprets textiles

through different materials and media, including paper, painting, film and 3D metalwork wallcoverings and sculptural lamps.

Joe Davis is an artist-illustrator who takes inspiration from the places he visits regularly, capturing them and giving them a new identity in black pen coloured digitally, with markers or sometimes watercolour (venue 75).

Klick: Oxford-Leiden (venue 24) is an international project involving eight young artists, four from Oxford (Emma Mayoux-Andrews, Samuel Harriman, Tamsin Corrigan and Lauren Baldwin) and four from Leiden who collaborating artistically in a wide range of media to celebrate the twinning of the two cities.


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Spring into ArtweeksThe Artist in the MuseumThe Seventh Jericho LectureTues 10th May at 7.30pmFREE (donations welcome)St Barnabas Church, Cardigan StreetJericho, Oxford OX2 6BG

Dr Alexander Sturgis, Director of The Ashmolean Museum, explores the different ways in which museums engage with contemporary artists and the results that emerge from these encounters.Refreshments available. There is no facility to pre-book this event so please arrive in good time to ensure your seat.

November 18th& 19th & Christmas exhibitions

Be creative with your Christmas shopping this year and choose unique cards and gifts made locally! The Artweeks Christmas event will take place over the weekend 18th-19th November – look out for the throughout this directory to see which venues plan to re-open. Many more Artweeks artists will host or take part in exhibitions throughout November and December. Visit their individual artist galleries at www.artweeks.org

19 April to 7 May. Mon-Sat 10-4pm An exhibition at The Vale and Downland Museum, 19 Church St, Wantage OX12 8BL.

Also, for Artweeks, three of the most vibrant and supportive art spaces are hosting ‘open’ exhibitions into which any visual artist across the county could submit a piece of their work.

The Jam Factory, Oxford: Annual Open exhibition (venue 74)Cornerstone, Didcot: On a theme of Patterns (venue 243)The Mill Arts Centre, Banbury: In a Land Far Away (venue 373)

Barbara Harrison (venue 149)

Waywood (venue 350) Polly Mitchell (venue 124)

presents a viewing of“A documentary about art and

activism of a Chinese artist whoyearns for freedom”

PHOENIX PICTURE HOUSEKingston Road, Jericho

6pm on MAY 11 with introduction

followed by discussion

Please see www.artweeks.org for further info.

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Whet your appetite with this South Oxfordshire ‘taster’ exhibition which gives a flavour of the art by Artweeks artists in Wantage and further afield in South Oxfordshire.

Art FilmAi WeiWei: Never Sorry

Wed 11th May at 6pmPhoenix Picture House57 Walton St, Oxford OX2 6AEJoin Summertown Artweeks for a film by Alison Klayman, with introduction and post-film discussion.

For price and further details visit www.artweeks.org

Sponsored by OUP. With thanks to the Oxford Art Society.


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Oxford City MapThis map is to provide approximate guidance only. Please use the venue addresses provided with a road map or SatNav to locate specific exhibitions.

Additional InformationVisit the Artweeks website to see, for many exhibitors, further details, artist biographies, additional pictures of artists’ work and to check for any changes and updates.

Local Area TrailsSome groups of artists, coordinated by local volunteer organisers, have put together more detailed trail maps to help you navigate from venue to venue. Many of these can be downloaded atwww.artweeks.org

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A 50 minute assessment costs £65.

If you have problems withyour hands such as arthritisor repetitive strain injury,or have had a recent sportsinjury, hand therapy may help.

At the Hand Clinic an experienced Hand Therapist will make a detailedassessment of your hand(s) andadvise what you can do to helpyourself or will recommend furthertreatment, if appropriate.

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vital peetersglass studio

sculpture garden

architectural glass in situ

slumped and cast glassclay, bronze and stone sculptures

framed drawings

7-15 may11-6 pm, thur 11-8 pm

538, banbury road, oxford OX2 8EGtel 01865 512761

[email protected]


1 Kathy TurnerPainting

An exhibition of landscapes, seascapes & flower paintings in mixed media.12-6pm Hunter’s Lodge145 Old RoadHeadingtonOX3 8SZ01865 [email protected]

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2 Jane Strother OASPainting

Contemporary landscape in oil, acrylic, collagraph & other print media, sketchbooks & cards in garden studio & house.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm)101 Old Road, HeadingtonOX3 8SX01865 766231www.janestrother.co.uk

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3 Anne Blackman Painting

A selection of local landscapes, interiors & still-life paintings in oil.11am-6pm 24 Quarry High StreetHeadingtonOX3 8JX01865 [email protected]

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4 Art at St Andrew’sVarious

A 5th year in this wonderful venue: welcome to Katharine Harborne, Angela Washbrook, Ewa Exley, Sue Bird, Marieke O’Connor & Julie Ifill. 12-6pm St Andrew’s ChurchSt Andrew’s RoadOld HeadingtonOX3 9DL01865 [email protected]

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5 Marieke O’Connor Ceramics

Delicate, colourful bowls & porcelain accessories in beautiful airy room at the back of church. Part of Art at St Andrew’s. 12-6pmSt Andrew’s ChurchSt Andrew’s RoadOld Headington, OX3 9DL07813 [email protected]

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6 Angela Beatson WoodDrawing, Painting

My travels: themed still-life oils of artefacts brought home from Asia, and work painted whilst there. 11am-5pm 2 St Andrew’s RoadOld Headington, OxfordOX3 9DL01865 [email protected]

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7 Ross Mackenzie | Susanna ReeceMixed Media, Photography

Wild places photography from Arctic to Antarctic. Mixed media paintings & textiles exploring inner & outer landscapes.12-6pm 34 Stile RoadHeadington, OX3 8AQ07808 763988www.northsouthimages.co.uk

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8 Painting

A taster display by Artweeks bursary-winning artist Andrew Manson (also at venue 83).9am-6pm (Sat 9-4pm)122 London RoadHeadingtonOX3 9AX01865 575261www.hamptons.co.uk

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9 Ali YoungFurniture

Carefully-selected hardwoods, combined with sumptuous finishes, producing elegant, vibrant & unique pieces of furniture.12-7pm (Thu 2-6, Sun 11-6pm)5 Bateman StreetHeadingtonOX3 7BG07795 465685aliyoung.co.uk

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10 Mazz Image Photography

Celebrating the textures and tones of New Headington.12pm-11pm (closed 2.30-4.30 Mon-Thu) The Butchers Arms5 Wilberforce StreetHeadingtonOX3 7AN07875 515499www.mazzimage.com

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11 Netta Jennison | Mike Jennison Jewellery, Mixed Media

Space, energy & rhythm conveyed through colours & shapes from nature. Silver jewellery with stone.11am-6pm (Thu/Fri 11-8pm) 55 Old RoadHeadingtonOX3 7JZ07837 477579serendipitycoaching.co.uk

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12 Anthony Eccles OCGCeramics

Gestural hands & different contrasting clays evoke a landscape in motion. Purpose-built garden studio, side access.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm)128 Southfield RoadOX4 1PA01865 250156 anthonyecclesceramics.co.uk

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13 Brookes Degree Show 2016Various

The Fine Art graduates of 2016 present their multi-media degree show ‘Off The Wall’. 10am-6pm (Thu 10-7pm)Oxford Brookes University, Richard Hamilton Building & The Glass Tank in the Abercrombie BuildingHeadington OX3 0BP

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14 Suzanne Bridgewater Painting, Sculpture

Mysterious paintings: splashed, scraped, written into; small bronzes cast from flowers & leaves; installations of found materials.12-6pm (Thu 12-8pm) 81 Ferry RoadMarstonOX3 0EU01865 [email protected]

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15 St Michael’s CE Primary SchoolVarious

An exhibition of pupils’ creative work using a variety of different mediums.1.30-3.30pm St Michael’s CE Primary SchoolMarston RoadOX3 0EJ01865 [email protected]

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16 Sara Banerji OPCVarious

Sculptures, painting and jam - plundered from the streets & gardens of Oxford. 3-7pm7 London PlaceOX4 1BD

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17 Jane BeinartPainting

A unique approach combining life coaching & art. Exhibiting examples of client images.11am-6pm Blink Image Ltd27 St Clement’sOX4 1AB07988 487521thelifeiwantcoaching.co.uk

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18 Paloma RockwellSculpture, Mixed Media

The Riverside Studio lies on the peaceful banks of the Cherwell, facing Magdalen Deer Park.11am-6pm.York PlaceOX4 1YL

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19 Annie Sloan & FriendsVarious

Works & sketchbooks by Annie, colleagues, associates & painters-in-residence.10am-6pm (Sat/Sun 10-5pm)The Annie Sloan Shop33 Cowley Road, OX4 1HP01865 [email protected]

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20 Philippa Redman Painting

Colourful, contemporary watercolours & oils of still life, people and also abstracts.2-6pm (Thu/Sat 2-8pm) 17 Tyndale RoadOX4 IJL01865 243249sites.google.com/tyndaleart/home

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21 Oxford PrintmakersPrintmaking

Professional open-access print studio, offering courses & membership, exhibiting a variety of printing techniques.Mon 4-7.30pm, Tues 10.30-6, Sat 11-4.30, Sun 12-5 Oxford PrintmakersChristadelphian HallTyndale Road, OX4 1JL01865 761675www.oxfordprintmakers.co.uk

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22 Tommy Watkins Mixed Media, Painting

Vibrant layers of warm colour & shape composed to create fascinating figures & abstract landscapes.11am-8pm1C Circus StreetOX4 1JR07543 543273www.tommywatkins.com

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23 Likeness PressDrawing

Artwork from new full-colour book illuminating Oxford’s wonderful cafés & artists.8.30am-9.30pmRick’s Cafe88-90 Cowley RoadOX4 1JBlikenesspress.org/the-book

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24 Klick: Oxford-LeidenVarious

Klick is an international multi art-form collaboration featuring young artists from Leiden & Oxford.12-6pmFusion ArtsEast Oxford Community Centre, Princes StreetOX4 1DDfacebook.com/KlickOxfordLeiden

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25 SJE Arts Cloister GalleryVarious

Eighteen artists selected to represent the finest traditional and contemporary affordable art in Oxford. 12-6pm (Sun 2-6pm; 7th/10th/12th,12pm-8.30pm)St John the Evangelist Church109A Iffley Road, OX4 1EH01865 613507www.sje-oxford.org

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26 Emma Davis Mixed Media, Painting

www.polkadoggies.com is here! Visit the bright, colourful spotty dogs and painterly flowers. 12-6pm (Sun 2-6pm;7th/10th/12th,12pm-8.30pm)St John the Evangelist Church109A Iffley Road, OX4 1EH07767 862540www.polkadoggies.com

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27 Sally Dorrity Ceramics, Pottery

Small, medium & large hand-built pots, both functional & sculptural, for indoors & outside.12-6pm (Sun 2-6pm;7th/10th/12th,12pm-8.30pm)St John the Evangelist Church109A Iffley Road, OX4 1EH01865 613507www.sallydorrity.co.uk

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28 Morna Rhys OAS OPC WOA Printmaking

Colourful etchings of misty mountains & valleys, sunlit woods & seas.12-6pm (Sun 2-6pm;7th/10th/12th,12pm-8.30pm)St John the Evangelist Church109a Iffley Road, OX4 1EH01865 613507www.sje-oxford.org

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29 Rose Wallace CPA Ceramics

Ceramic art narratives from casts of contemporary packaging & local discarded domestic ephemera. 12-6pm (Sun 2-6pm;7th/10th/12th,12pm-8.30pm)St John the Evangelist Church109A Iffley Road, OX4 1EH01865 728756rosewallaceceramics.co.uk

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30 Richard Lawrence | Debbie Sutcliffe Printmaking

Relief printing of linocuts, wood engravings & typographic design using metal & wood type.11am-6pm50 Hurst StreetOX4 1HD07812 094781richardlawrenceprinter.co.uk

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31 Prinkie RobertsTextiles

Hand-stitched textiles using layers of silks & other thin fabrics, based on natural & abstract themes.2-6pm (Fri 4-8pm)74 St Mary’s Road, OX4 1QD07557 273438www.prinkieroberts.com

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32 OutlineVineVarious

Exploring the concept of mark making & the process of change through the impermanence of perception.11am-6pm 1 Masons Yard3b St Mary’s Road, OX4 1PX07917 825155

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33 Claire AcworthJewellery

Sculpted jewellery using silver, semi-precious stones, sea-smoothed pebbles, sea glass & ceramics.11am-6pm 14 Hertford StreetOX4 3AJ07765 251531claireacworthjewellery.co.uk

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34 Cassandra Sabo Designs Textiles

Award-winning textile designer specialising in handwoven fibre-optic textile art & interior products.11am-6pm (Fri 11-8pm, Sun 10-4pm)215 Iffley Road, OX4 1EN07817 056067www.cassandrasabo.co.uk

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35 Likeness PressDrawing

Artwork from new full-colour book illuminating Oxford’s wonderful cafés & artists.12-8pm (Mon 5-8pm, Fri/Sat 10am-8pm)The Chester Arms19 Chester Street, OX4 1SNlikenesspress.org/the-book

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36 Sarah Wenden | Lucy Phillips Various

Landscape paintings in oil & collage, plus abstract screenprints influenced by the city. 11am-6pm (Thu 6-8pm) 62 Warwick StreetOX4 1SXwww.sarahwenden.comwww.lucy-phillips.com

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37 Jane Hope OAS WOAPainting

Pembrokeshire fields and onions galore. Paintings in oil & pastel.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm)Garden Studio64 Argyle StreetOX4 1SS01865 247475www.janehope.co.uk

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38 Laurence Burrell OASPainting

Original landscape paintings in watercolour & pastel; prints & cards11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm)59 Bedford StreetOX4 1SU01865 [email protected]

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39 ArtWorks School Of Art and Design Various

A rich selection of young people’s artwork from 7-18 yrs old, in paint, print, textiles & 3d.10am-5pmSt Mary’s & St John’s Primary SchoolEnd of Bedford Street, OX4 1TJ07754 736078

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40 Elena Henshaw OASPainting

Open studio at Magdalen Road Studios, Oxford’s largest studios in East Oxford cultural quarter. 12-5pm (Thu/Fri 12-7.30pm; Sat/Sun 11-6pm)74-77 Magdalen RoadOX4 1RE07939 541756magdalenroadstudios.com/

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41 Penny Varley Ceramics

Interpretations of garden forms to please the eye, alongside decorative items for the home.12-6pm (12-8pm)109 Fairacres RoadOX4 1TQ01295 680700www.pennyvarleyceramics.co.uk

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42 Sarah GracieMixed Media

Selected by Royal Scottish Academy, offering contemporary figurative painting.2-6pm (Fri 2-8pm)26 Maywood RoadOX4 4EE01865 396554sarahgracie.com

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43 Sally Levell OAS OPC | Hilary Fox OPC | Libby Slater OPCMixed Media, Printmaking

Etchings of natural forms: principally ancient trees & rock formations; also stone carvings & insects.11am-6pm7 Tree Lane, IffleyOX4 4EY01865 748520www.sallylevell.com

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44 Julie Grose Sculpture

Metal sculpture for the garden.11am-6pm 25 Abberbury RoadIffleyOX4 4ET07960 192475www.juliegrosemetaldesign.co.uk

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45 Robert Farrands Photography

Photographs exploring light in landscape.11am-6pm 25 Abberbury RoadIffleyOX4 4ET01865 777737

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46 Maria Vigers OASPainting

From the Summerhouse: Nature’s Arena: paintings, drawings & prints inspired by the natural environment.11am-6pm75 Courtland RoadOX4 4HZ07713 886729 mariavigers.com

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47 Elaine Allender Painting

Full Bloom: new paintings of blooming meadows, funky flowers, seascapes & landscapes : colour & texture. Cards & prints.11am-6pm (Fri 11-8pm)77 Courtland RoadOX4 4HZ07870 929768www.elaineallenderart.co.uk

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48 Sarah RadfordMixed Media

Mixed media art inspired by natural forms.11am-6pm88 Courtland RdRose HillOX4 4JB07977 [email protected]

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49 David Paylor Drawing, Painting

Visit my working studio. Watercolours, pastel, acrylic. Portraits, landscapes, UK & Venice. Parking nearby. 1-6pm (Mon-Thu 12-5pm)Langdale Studios42 Florence Park Rd, OX4 3PJ01865 779605www.langdalestudios.com

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50 Bridget Wheatley Jewellery

Contemporary jewellery in silver and gold with precious stones & papier-maché sculpture. 11am-6pm 187 Campbell RoadOX4 3NT07887 501409www.bridgetwheatley.com

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51 Calliste Lelliott | Oli SkertchlyVarious

A quirky collection of ‘kawaii’ cute stencils, inked sketch-notes & sculptural lighting pieces.12-6pm (Fri 5-8pm)16 Lewin Close, OX4 3JL07967 330036sketchydpm.tumblr.com

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52 The Ark T CentreVarious

Experience a variety of art inside & out at the Ark T Centre.11am-6pm (Sun 2-6pm)The Ark T CentreCrowell RoadOX4 3LN07880 615672www.ark-t.org

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53 Amy Surman School of JewelleryJewellery

Silver jewellery by students of the Amy Surman School of Jewellery.10am-4pm 75 Wilkins RoadCowleyOX4 2HZ07798 880983www.amysurman.com

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54 Mary Chamberlain | Tim Steward Mixed Media

Drawings on paper and abstract figurative work on canvas.1-6pm 7 St George’s ManorLittlemore, OX4 4TN07748 557006www.marychamberlain.co.ukwww.timsteward.co.uk

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55 Piero Bortoli Various

Open studio: a selection of figurative, abstract painting & sculpture inspired by water.11am-6pm (Fri 4-8pm) Studio@ 52 Church RoadSandford-on-ThamesOX4 4XZ

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56 St Luke’s ChurchVarious

A vibrant display of contemporary art in a modern, friendly community-based creative church centre. 11am-6pm St Luke’s ChurchCanning Crescent, OX1 4XB01865 251616www.stlukesoxford.org.uk

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57 South Oxford Community AssociationVarious

An exhibition in mixed media by local artists.10am-5pm (Sat 7th 10-8pm) South Oxford Community CentreLake Street, OX1 4RP01865 242666www.southoxford.org

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58 Gordon Stokes Photography

The coast, the sea & the sky; Oxfordshire landscapes. Framed prints & greetings cards. Weekends only.11am-6pm Edith Road Workshops15 Edith Road, OX1 4QB01865 240809www.gordonstokes.co.uk

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59 Jo Dixon Mixed Media

Open studio exhibition of mixed media paintings, prints & limited edition Giclée prints. 11am-6pm Edith Road WorkshopsEdith RoadOX1 4QB07932 724232jodixon.co.uk

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60 Melanie Donaldson Mixed Media

Open studio in workshop buildings by Hinksey Park with painting, handmade and giclee prints, postcards. Live music too!11am-6pm Edith Road Workshops15 Edith Road, OX1 4QBwww.melaniedonaldson.com

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61 Anna OpherJewellery

A jewellery collection with a strong emphasis on texture.11am-6pmEdith Road WorkshopsEdith RoadOX1 4QB07960 753464www.annaopher.com

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62 Valerie Mead OCGJewellery

Open studio showing elegant contemporary designer jewellery in silver & gold. Commissions. Parking in nearby Hinksey Park. Weekends only. 11am-6pmEdith Road Workshops15 Edith Rd, OX1 4QB01865 240809www.valeriemead.co.uk

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63 Hugh Shelton Painting

Abstracts to think about.11am-6pmEdith Road Workshops15 Edith RoadOX4 1ER07860 [email protected]

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64 Sarah Spackman Drawing, Painting

A chance to see new work by a professional artist exhibited in a beautiful working studio.11am-6pm Edith Road Workshops15 Edith RoadOX4 1ERwww.sarahspackman.com

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65 St Matthew’s ChurchVarious

Art in various media in a peaceful setting. Refreshments available. Launch party Sat 7 May: all welcome.10am-6pm (Sun 2-6pm, Thu 5-8pm) St Matthew’s ChurchMarlborough Rd, OX1 4LW01865 798587www.stmatthewsoxford.org.uk

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66 Alan Biggs Sculpture

A garden/studio display of portraits &life-size figurative sculpture in bronze & resin bronze.11am-6pm 28 White House RoadGrandpontOX1 4NA07887 677996alanbiggssculpture.co.uk

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67 St Ebbe’s Primary SchoolVarious

An impressive collection of innovative artwork inspired by poetry and stories.9am-5pmSt Ebbe’s Primary SchoolWhitehouse RoadOX1 4NA01865 248863st-ebbes.oxon.sch.uk

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68 Eleanor Bruce Various

Murals in people’s homes & private spaces, along with large mixed-media paintings.11am-6pm (Friday 27th 11am-9pm) 33 Buckingham StreetOX1 4LH07789 793894www.eleanorbruceart.co.uk

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69 Kate Sorabji Various

Landscapes, Still-lifes & figures. Memories of moments. Watercolour, pastel & charcoal.12am-6pm Song Space Gallery1 Folly Bridge, OX1 4LB01865 [email protected]

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70 Gena Johns Mixed Media, Painting

Gena is an Oxfordshire-based fine artist, born in Osaka, Japan. 9am-8pm (Sat 9-6pm; Sun 10.30-4pm) Hobbycraft, Meadowside,Retail ParkLamarsh Rd off Botley RdOX2 0HF07557 193030www.genajohns.com 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

71 Helen White Photography

Interpreting ‘change’: landscapes, city scenes & abstract photography with a difference.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm)West Oxford Community Centre, Botley RoadOX2 0BT01865 245761www.woca.org.uk

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72 Deborah Williams OASPainting

Capturing light & movement: Oxford, Greece, France & Malawi; still-life & abstracts. Painting, pastel, collage, prints & cards.11am-6pm (Thu 11am-8pm) West Oxford Community Centre, Botley Rd, OX2 0BT01865 245761www.woca.org.uk

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73 wocARTVarious

Seven artists consider ‘change’ in a vibrant mix of styles and media. Café.11am-6pm (Thu 11am-8pm)West Oxford Community Centre (WOCC)Botley RoadOX2 0BT01865 245761www.woca.org.uk

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74 The Jam FactoryVarious

Drawings by Joe Davis, printmaking by Jan Ritchie and annual Open Exhibition. 9am-10pm The Jam Factory Restaurant and Bar, Hollybush RowOX1 1HU01865 244613www.janritchie.co.ukthejamfactoryoxford.com

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75 Joe DavisDrawing

Joe is an Oxford based artist & illustrator. His drawings bring a new identity to alternative landmarks & haunts of cities he has visited.9am-10pm The Jam Factory Restaurant and Bar, Hollybush RowOX1 1HU. 01865 761675www.joedavisart.com

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76 OVADAMixed Media, Printmaking

COPY // PASTE is an exploration of alternative print & distribution methods! Take part in fun workshops & add to the growing exhibition! 12pm-6pmOVADA warehouse14A Osney Lane OX1 1NJ01865 200979www.ovada.org.uk

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77 Oxford HackspaceMiscellaneous

Community workshop & prototyping service. Tours & DIY manufacturing demos. See web for details.12-10pm (Sun 4-10pm) Oxford Centre for InnovationNew Road, OX1 1BY01865 261462oxhack.org/artweeks

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78 Arts at The Old Fire StationVarious

Community gallery and giftware by local artists.10am-5pm40 George StreetOxfordOX1 2AQwww.oldfirestation.org.uk

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79 Oxford PridePhotography

Oxford Pride celebrates diversity in Oxford with a selection of portraits showing ‘We can be Heroes’ everyday, in our own unique way. 8am-6pmHeroes Cafe8 Ship Street, OX1 3DA07875 515499www.oxford-pride.org.uk

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80 Modern Art OxfordVarious

From the Kaleidoscope programme: A Moment of Grace.11am-6pm (Sun 12-5pm) 30 Pembroke StreetOX1 1BP01865 722733www.modernartoxford.org.uk

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81 Poseytude GalleryVarious

Original artwork by emerging contemporary artists from Oxfordshire & beyond, finalists from the ‘Change the World’ art competition. 10am-5pm The Gallery, Oxford Town Hall, St Aldate’sOX1 1BX01844 215721www.poseytude.com

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82 Archway Foundation - Serving Those Hurt By Loneliness Various

Mixed media exhibition showing the many creative talents within Archway, & cafe.Mon/Tues 11am-3pm; Wed 10.30-12pm; Sat 10.30-1.30pm. Saint Columba’s ChurchBlue Boar Street, OX1 4EH01865 790552 www.archwayfoundation.org.uk

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83 Andrew Manson Mixed Media, Painting

‘Only the Local Know’: colourful & vibrant paintings by Artweeks bursary winner.11am-9pm The Chequers PH131 High StreetOX1 4DH01865 727463www.thebigorangem.com

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84 Becky PatonMosaics

Stunning complex mosaic artworks, inspired by nature’s colours & creatures, exploring power & identity.10am-5pm Covered ArtsThe Covered Market, Market Street, OX1 3DY01865 358226www.beckymosaics.co.uk

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85 Crafts On HighVarious

Nine craftspeople, including OCG & OAS members, working in various media.10am-5pm (Sun 11-5pm)Antiques on High85 High StreetOX1 4BG01865 251075www.antiquesonhigh.co.uk

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86 St Edmund HallVarious

Exhibitors include undergraduate & postgraduate students, alumni, staff & friends of the College. 12pm - 5pm (Sat, 12pm - 4pm)St Edmund HallQueen’s Lane, OX1 4AR01865 279000www.seh.ox.ac.uk

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87 Itsuko DohertyPainting

Modern oil paintings delicately painted with harmonized tone & colour. Japanese painter resident in Oxford.9am-6.30pm (Tue 9.30-6.30pm; Sun 11-5pm)Caffè Nero, Blackwell’s Bookshop, 51 Broad St., OX1 3BQ01865 792792sites.google.com/site/itsukodoherty

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88 Harris Manchester CollegeVarious

An exhibition of work in various media by members of Harris Manchester College.11am-6pm Harris Manchester CollegeMansfield road, OX1 3TD01865 [email protected]

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89 Oxford Department of International DevelopmentPhotography

Research on countries of the global South brought vividly to life in an exhibition of photographs from the field.11am-4pm Queen Elizabeth House3 Mansfield Road, OX1 3TB01865 281800www.qeh.ox.ac.uk

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90 Kurt JacksonVarious

‘Bees (& the odd wasp) in my bonnet.’ Inspired by the bees he encounters, Jackson explores their diverse & beautiful world. 10am-5pm Oxford University Museum of Natural HistoryParks Road, OX1 3PW01865 282537www.oum.ox.ac.uk

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91 Jim Robinson Painting

‘A Splash of Colour’: vibrant yet soothing paintings to catch the eye.11am-6pm Lady Margaret HallNorham GardensOX2 6QA01865 274300www.clayimage.co.uk

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92 Oxford Bury Knowle Art Group Painting

Selected paintings on the theme of ‘A Splash of Colour’ in a traditional Oxford college setting.11am-6pm Lady Margaret HallNorham Gardens, OX2 6QA01865 274300www.oxonarts.info/directory/oxford-bury-knowle-art-group

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93 Teresa Munby Ceramics

Hand-built porcelain paper clay vessels & sculptural pieces. Glazed stoneware thrown bowls. 11am-6pm 56 Park Town(rear access via Dragon Lane)OxfordOX2 [email protected]

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94 Miesje Chafer OPCTextiles

Bold, bright hand screen printed textiles made in to accessories for you & your home. 11am-6pm 7 Northmoor RoadOX2 6UW07596 076762www.miesjechafer.com

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95 Toddy Hoare OASSculpture

One man retrospective of work, mostly bronze for sale, since leaving art school in new Oxford venue. 10am-5pm (Sun 1-4pm; Wed 10-2pm)St Andrew’s ChurchLinton Road, OX2 6UQ01865 311212www.standrewsoxford.org

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96 Kassandra Isaacson OAS OPCVarious

Exhibition of drawings, prints & paintings. 11am-6pm subject to college commitments. Please ring to check.Wolfson CollegeLinton RoadOX2 6UD01865 274100

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97 Noisy CollagesMixed Media

Inspired by Turner’s painting of the High Street, artist Francesca Shakespeare has worked with families to create ‘noisy collages’.10am-5pm The Ashmolean MuseumBeaumont Street, OX1 2PH01865 278015www.ashmolean.org

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98 Caroline Maas OAS OPCPrintmaking

Large land/cityscapes; Wittenham & Wytham; industrial Grand Union canal; etching process indicates meaning; colour too.12-6pm (Sat/Sun 1-5pm; Thu 12th 12-8pm; 14th-30th Church open daily 12-2pm) St Giles Church10 Woodstock Rd, OX2 6HA075032 [email protected]

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99 Jane Peart OAS OPC WOA Printmaking

Detailed copper plate etchings, places far & wide, sensitively-portayed etchings of animals & birds.12-6pm (Sat/Sun 1-5pm; Thu 12th 12-8pm; 14th-30th Church open daily 12-2pm) St Giles Church10 Woodstock Road, OX2 6HA07792 188140www.janepeart.co.uk

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100 Oxford PhotographersPhotography

Ten photographers’ recent work on subjects ranging from architecture & landscape to wildlife & street photography. 8am-6pm (Sat 7th 10-5pm, Thu 12th 8-8pm)Mezzanine of Andrew Wiles Building (Mathematical Institute) Radcliffe Observatory Quarter, Woodstock Rd, OX2 6GG 07940 994399 [email protected]

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101 Stella Shakerchi Painting

Fifty Shades of Red: Book covers designed for an inspiring reading list as recommended by The Albion Beatnik Bookstore.11am-6pm.The Albion Beatnik Bookstore34 Walton StreetJericho, OX2 6AA07402 126826shakerchi.co.uk

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102 Andrew Walton at Art JerichoPainting

Andrew Walton paints the moorland & murmurations of Otmoor, with poems by David Attwooll.12-6pm16 King StreetJerichoOX2 6DF01865 604070www.artjericho.com

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103 Susan AveryPainting

Watercolour inspired by light & patterns in nature & architecture. Venice, garden corners, environment series. 11am-6pm (Thu/Fri 11-8pm) 33 Cardigan StreetJericho, OX2 6BP01865 557231susanavery.co.uk

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104 Art Studio JerichoMiscellaneous

Tattoo photography, drawings, maquettes, metal-work & decopatch with live demos in operational tattoo studio.12-5pmJericho Community Centre33A Canal Street, OX2 6BQ07845 878524www.facebook.com/ArtStudioJericho

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105 10 PottersCeramics, Pottery

Varied exhibition by ten very different yet equally talented potters in breath-taking church setting.12-6pm (Thu 12-8pm)St Barnabas ChurchCardigan StreetJericho, OX2 6BG07979 [email protected]

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106 Pam ArmitageGlass

Glorious colours in fused glass both free standing & in frames. Many smaller items, bowls & jewellery.12-6pm (Thu 12-8pm) St Barnabas ChurchCardigan StreetJerichoOX2 6BG07757 495777pamarmitage.co.uk

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107 Judith Berger OCG | Michael Berger OCGGlass

Decorative fused glass bowls, jewellery & wall panels with organic & abstract designs.12-6pm (Thu 12-8pm)St Barnabas ChurchCardigan StreetJerichoOX2 6BG01865 [email protected]

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108 Juliet ChadwickPainting

In my painting I like to explore the dynamics of colour, light & shade.12-6pm (Thu 12-8pm)St Barnabas ChurchCardigan StreetJerichoOX2 6BG

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109 Siobhan FraserPainting

Traditional hand-painted icons.12-6pm (Thu 12-8pm)St Barnabas ChurchCardigan StreetJerichoOX2 6BG01865 873972www.siobhanfraser.com

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110 Yvonne GoslingPainting

Local & coastal landscape paintings, capturing atmosphere, light & energy in lovely surroundings.10-6pm (Thu 12-8pm)St Barnabas ChurchCardigan StreetJerichoOX2 6BS0780 [email protected]

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111 Lizzie Hurst OCGTextiles

Contemporary ladies hats & men’s trilbies. Fashion accessories, brooches, corsages, liberty frogs & silk painting. 12-6pm (Thu 12-8pm) St Barnabas ChurchCardigan StreetJericho, OX2 6BG07906 807024www.oxcg.co.uk/LizzieHurst

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112 Rahima Kenner OAS OPCPrintmaking

Mainly etchings & colourful monotype paintings. Images of longing & delight! 12-6pm (Thu 12-8pm)St Barnabas ChurchCardigan StreetJerichoOX2 6BG01865 723410www.rahimakenner.com

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113 Malcolm MoorCeramics, Pottery

Contemporary porcelain and stoneware wheel-thrown studio pottery with bold sgraffito & resist geometric designs. 12-6pm (Thu 12-8pm) St Barnabas ChurchCardigan StreetJericho, OX2 6BG01865 761675www.malcolmmoor.com

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114 Becky Morgans OCGJewellery

Handmade silver jewellery, using sea glass, fresh water pearls, saw pierced designs & a touch of gold.12-6pm (Thu 12-8pm) St Barnabas ChurchCardigan StreetJerichoOX2 6BG07773 018984www.beckyjewellery.com

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115 Annik Piriou OCGJewellery

Silver jewellery, with gold details, using semi-precious stones such as Lapis & Carnelian.12-6pm (Thu 12-8pm)St Barnabas ChurchCardigan StreetJerichoOX2 6BG

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116 Rhian HughesJewellery

Handmade silver jewellery with semi-precious & precious stones, forms & motifs inspired by birds, animals & plants.11-6pm 5 Cranham TerraceJericho, OX2 6DG07891 836187www.rhianhughes.com

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117 Daniel Smith Drawing, Painting

A collection of observed & introspective figurative portrait & abstract art. Oils & mixed media.12-6pm Flat 7, Juxon HouseJuxon StreetJericho, OX2 6DR07971 [email protected]

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118 Rachel Ducker OASSculpture

Unique figurative wire sculptures expressing the emotional dynamics of human nature. 11am-6pm 7 Shirley PlaceJuxon StreetJericho, OX2 6DN07855 751756rachelducker.co.uk

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119 Mike England Painting

Harmonious Discord: Exploring harmony in the object world; the balance & tension between colour, texture & line; between order & chaos.12-6pmWalton Bridge MooringsWalton Well Road, OX26ED0780 4547929

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120 Maggie Bicknell OASPainting

Paintings in oil, watercolour & pastel of places, people & things.11am-6pm (Fri 11-8pm) 14 Plantation RoadOX2 6JD01865 516751www.maggiebicknell.wordpress.com

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121 Tony Thomson Jewellery

Exhibition & workshop. Handmade jewellery & silverware using silver & gold with precious & semi-precious stones; also fossils.11-6pm 51 Plantation Road, OX2 6JE01865 [email protected]

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122 Jane Mollison Painting

Sketches from Indonesia, China, India, Venice, Oxford etc. Portraits & reef fish. Cards.12-6pm (Thu/Fri 4-8pm) 40 Leckford RdOX2 6HY01865 515077

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123 Jean SomerfieldPainting

Voyages of Discovery: landscapes & still life in pastel/watercolour, viewed with an abstracting eye. Light, form, colour.11am-6pm 55 Kingston RoadOX2 6RH01865 559819

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124 Polly Mitchell Glass

Visit my garden studio on Oxford Canal. Engraved glass, wine glasses, tumblers, lanterns & bowls. 11am-6pm85 Kingston RoadOX2 6RJ01856 [email protected]

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125 Oxford Ikebana Study GroupMiscellaneous

Oxford Ikebana Study Group present their one-day only exhibition of beautiful Japanese flower arrangements.12.30-5pmSt Margaret’s Institute30 Polstead Road, OX2 6TN01865 510560 www.smi-oxford.org.uk

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126 Takashi SawanoDrawing, Painting

Suiboku-ga: Japanese ink painting.11am-6pm St Margaret’s Institute30 Polstead RoadOX2 6TN07718 [email protected]

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127 SS Philip and James VA Primary SchoolVarious

Celebrate with us the vibrant and inspiring artwork created by each child in the school. 5-7pm Navigation WayOX2 0BL01865 311064ss-philip-and-james.oxon.sch.uk

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128 Harriet Eagle OASVarious

Harmonious oil paintings of scenes & settings that inspire, plus a selection of drawings & etchings.12-6pm (Thu 12-8pm)11 Burgess MeadOX2 6XP07850 573030www.harrieteagle.com

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129 Leonie Bennett OCGJewellery

Delicate & distinctive. Fine jewellery for everyday wear, including stunning earrings for non-pierced ears. 12-6pm (Thu 12-8pm)11 Burgess MeadOX2 6XP07840 296418www.leoniebennett.co.uk

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130 Ingrid Thomas Miscellaneous

Framed studies of worldwide shells, in varying styles, colours, textures & moods.12 -6pm (Thu 12-8pm; Sun 10-4pm)11 Bainton RoadOX2 7AF01865 510650shell-art.co.uk

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131 Tess Blenkinsop Jewellery

Silver & seaglass jewellery exhibited in a pretty garden studio.11am-6pmThe Studio, Oakthorpe PlaceOX2 7BB01865 513812www.tessblenkinsop.co.uk

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132 Andrew Martin Photography

Abstract & travel photography.11am-6pmNorth Oxford Community Centre(back corner of Diamond Place car park)Diamond PlaceSummertownOX2 7DP07884 315001www.agmphotography.co.uk

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133 Francesca Shakespeare OASPainting

Exhibiting with jeweller Tess Blenkinsop, showing recent work in a range of media on handmade paper.11am-6pmThe Studio, Oakthorpe Place OX2 7BB07976 822773www.francescashakespeare.com

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134 Susan MoxleyVarious

An exhibition of most recent prints, paintings & silver jewellery 11am-6pm43 Oakthorpe RoadSummertownOX2 7BD01865 516556www.susanmoxley.com

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135 James C Cochrane OCG Mixed Media, Sculpture

A striking collection of papier maché and mixed media figurative & animal sculptures.9-5.30 (Sun 10-4)Farrow & Ball225 Banbury RoadSummertown, OX2 7HS01865 760774www.jamesccochrane.co.uk

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136Drawing, Painting

Take a moment to enjoy 3 wonderful hand-drawn maps of Oxford, Oxfordshire & The Shipping Forecast by Jane Tomlinson (venue 438). 9am-6pm (Sat 9-4pm)257 Banbury RoadSummertown, OX2 7HN01865 477054www.hamptons.co.uk

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137 The Turrill Sculpture Garden Glass, Sculpture

Glass in its many sculptural forms comes to life in natural light flickering among the leaves of the Turrill Garden. Mon/Fri 9.30-5.30pm; Tues/Thurs 9.30-7pm; Sat 9-4.30behind Summertown LibrarySouth Parade, OX2 7JN01865 515584 turrillsculpturegarden.org.uk

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138 Hugo Powell Sculpture

A fascinating retrospective exploring the career of this dedicated sculptor, including documentary footage of his studio. 10am-4pm (Sat 12-4pm) The North Wall GallerySouth Parade, SummertownOX2 7JN 01865 319450www.hugopowell.co.uk

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139 Sarah Wiseman Gallery Various

Play, paint & vintage objects create an exhibition to amuse & delight the child within all of us. Art by Athol Whitmore & others.10-5.30pm (Mon 10-4, Sun 12-5)40-41 South Parade Summertown, OX2 7JL01865 515123www.wisegal.com

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140 James Milroy Drawing, Painting

Drawing, painting, greetings cards, jigsaw puzzles, book illustration and more.11am-6pm44 South ParadeSummertownOX2 7JL07980 223914www.jamesmilroy.co.uk

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141 Bridget Williams Ceramics

Wheel-thrown slip-decorated earthernware pottery & one-off handbuilt burnished sculptural vessels.11am-6pm44 South ParadeSummertownOX2 7JL07891 165654www.bridgetwilliams.co.uk

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142 Marie Boyle OASPainting

Oil paintings and prints. Part of a group exhibition.12-6pm St Michael & All Angels ChurchLonsdale Road, SummertownOX2 7ES07754 063532www.marie-boyle.com

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143 Sue Cave Printmaking

Wood engravings and drawings. Part of a group exhibition.12-6pm St Michael & All Angels ChurchLonsdale Road, SummertownOX2 7ES07876 256010www.suecave.com

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144 Claire Christie Sadler Drawing

Current drawings and works on paper. Showing with a group of established artists.12-6pmSt Michael & All Angels ChurchLonsdale Road, SummertownOX2 7ES07968 231173www.clairecsadler.co.uk

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145 Caroline Meynell Painting

Recent paintings, mostly landscapes, that evoke a sense of space & light. Showing with a group of established artists.12-6pm St Michael & All Angels ChurchLonsdale Road, SummertownOX2 7ES07762 380827www.carolinemeynell.co.uk

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146 Martin Smith OASSculpture

Strikingly sensuous highly-finished sculptures from a variety of stones in an exhibition with five other artists in several media.12-6pm St Michael & All Angels ChurchLonsdale Road, SummertownOX2 7ES 07771 980758www.martinsmithsculpture.co.uk

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147 Judie WaldmannPhotography

Reflecting mood, atmosphere, dreamscapes & close observation. Exhibiting with a group of established artists.12-6pm St Michael & All Angels ChurchLonsdale Road, SummertownOX2 7ES07831 402763www.judiewaldmann.co.uk

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148 Mike HamandVarious

Watercolour paintings; black and white photographs.12-6pm15 Portland RoadOX2 7EZ01865 [email protected]

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149 Barbara Harrison Caban Painting

New range of fresh works. Paintings large & small in colourful acrylics on canvas. Cushions, decorative boxes, prints & postcards. 11-6pm (Thu/Fri 11-8pm)Apt 1, Victoria Gate1A Victoria Road, OX2 7LS01865 554555www.studiolop.com

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150 Anna Wates | Ana Ruiz Agüí | Régis Chaperon Various

Stone sculpture by ARC presented in lovely garden context with cityscape illustrations & prints by Anna Wates.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm) 12 Summerhill RoadOX2 7JYarcstonesculpture.com

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151 Jonathan HoltJewellery

Handmade silver jewellery using semi-precious stones & gold detail.12-6pm (Tues/Wed/Fri 4-6; Thu 4-8pm)40 Squitchey LaneOX2 7LD01865 558187

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152 Roy HowarthCeramics, Painting

Exploring the dark world of archetypes, through surrealist painting & ceramics.11am-6pm49 Harpes RoadOX2 7QJ07866 758625

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153 WhispersDrawing, Photography

Exhibition by two local artists, Christopher Pomeroy & Colin Aldridge.10am-5pm7 Kendall CrescentOX2 8NE01865 [email protected]

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154 Dianne Frank SBA OASDrawing

Botanical drawings in coloured pencil. Framed originals, prints & greeting cards. Exhibiting with Tam Frishberg & Jane Hainsworth.11am-6pm 10 Hayward RoadOX2 8LW01865 [email protected]

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155 Tam Frishberg OCGPottery

Stoneware pottery: art to be used. Exhibiting with Jane Hainsworth & Dianne Frank in a lovely setting. 11am-6pm 10 Hayward RoadOX2 8LW01865 [email protected]

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156 Jane Hainsworth Jewellery

Beautiful handmade jewellery and corsages.11am-6pm 10 Hayward RoadOX2 8LW01865 454274www.fizzipins.com

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157 Marjorie Collins OASPainting

Exhibition of watercolours & acrylics of contemporary still-lifes, florals & cityscapes. Also at SJE Arts (venue 25).12-6pm 28 Hayward RoadOX2 8LW01865 552591www.marjoriecollins.com

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158 Vital Peeters Glass

Tailor-made glass in house, sculpture garden, framed drawings and varied exhibits in studio.11am-6pm (Thu 11-6pm) 538 Banbury RoadOX2 8EG01865 512761www.vitalpeeters.co.uk

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159 Rosie Phipps Various

Behind every enactment in the outside world there is a dream, or a picture, a note of music, a movement, a thought, an idea. 11am-6pm 26 Five Mile DriveOX2 8HR07795 341149www.rosiephipps.co.uk

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160 Aisha Darr | Asma Hashmi OPC Various

Aisha explores a spiritual gestalt & unfulfilled desires;Asma looks at the soul through desires & exploitation. 11am-6pm (Sat/Sun 1-8pm)1 Summers PlaceSunderland AvenueOX2 8FA01865 [email protected]

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161 Philippa Norris Ceramics, Pottery

Bold, decorative, functional ceramics. This year, exhibiting with Kit Adlington.11am-6pm44 Blandford AvenueOX2 8DZ01865 514 [email protected]

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162 Kit Adlington OCGPottery

Thrown stoneware pottery with vibrant glazes. Exhibiting with Philippa Norris. 11am-6pm 44 Blandford AvenueOX2 8DZ01865 514670

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163 Victoria Zoe Goddard OCG | Muriel Mallows OASJewellery, Painting

Expressive paintings in oil & watercolour. Jewellery in lustrous metals with sparkling gems & translucent enamels.11am-6pm (Thu 11-7.30; Sun 11-5pm) 10 Blandford Avenue, OX2 8DY01865 438961Facebook search Victoria-Zoe-GoddardJEWELLERY

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164 Guen Palmer OCGJewellery

Contemporary jewellery designed & handmade using precious metals with unusual gemstones & pearls.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm)369 Woodstock RoadOX2 8AA07899 961655www.guenpalmer.com

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165 John HuddlestonJewellery

A wide range of attractive, practical & sometimes unusual handmade silverware & jewellery.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm) 369 Woodstock RoadOX2 8AA07804 032182www.jhsilver.co.uk

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166 Katherine Shock Painting

A summer in Greece seen through its windows in oils & watercolours.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm)369 Woodstock RoadOX2 8AA01865 515584www.katherineshock.co.uk

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167 Richard Shock MSDC OCG Wood

Unusual inlays in beautiful wooden bowls, & so much more, by a Member of the Society of Designer Craftsmen.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm)369 Woodstock Road, OX2 8AA01865 515584www.woodstockturning.co.uk

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168 Janet Cross Ceramics

Hand-built porcelain ceramics in the artist’s studio.11am-6pm 47 Godstow RoadWolvercoteOX2 8PE01865 [email protected]

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169 Sue Cashman Textiles

Textiles, photography, painting, printing, surface pattern designs & cards: all colourful as I love colour & texture. 11am-5pm 12 Elmthorpe RoadWolvercote, OX2 8PA01865 [email protected] 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

170 Caroline Ritson | Lucy Tennyson OPCPainting, Printmaking

Beautiful paintings & prints exploring colour & texture.11am-6pm70 Godstow RoadWolvercoteOX28NY07760 242208carolineritson.co.uk

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171 Elizabeth Moriarty OPCPrintmaking, Textiles

I am a printmaker, working in etching & relief on a paper & fabric.11am-6pm 68 Rosamund RdWolvercoteOX2 8NX07768 717397www.elizabethmoriarty.co.uk

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172 Tom Croft Drawing, Painting

See me paint an oil portrait! Oil landscapes of Port Meadow & still-lifes for sale too. 11am-6pm32 Home CloseWolvercoteOX2 8PS07876 352805www.thomascroft.co.uk

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173 Vicky Cumming | Charlie DaviesPainting, Jewellery

Unique handmade silver jewellery by both artists, alongside original paintings by Charlie. A must see!11am-6pm (Wed 1-6pm)10 Home CloseWolvercoteOX2 8PS01865 [email protected]

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174 Phillip DoveGlass

3@Nº2 Phillip Dove (stained glass), Alison Morris (jewellery) & Neil Butterfield (painting). Ample parking.12-6pm (Fri 12-8pm) 2 Rowland CloseWolvercoteOX2 8PW01865 429388www.phillipdove.co.uk

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175 Neil Butterfield OAS WOA Painting

New to Wolvercote for 2016. New landscapes & still life. With Phillip Dove (stained glass) & Alison Morris (jewellery). 12-6pm (Fri 12-8pm) 2 Rowland CloseWolvercote, OX2 8PW07800 658859www.neilbutterfieldart.co.uk

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176 Alison Morris Jewellery

Silver jewellery. Exhibiting with Phillip Dove (stained glass) & Neil Butterfield (painting). Ample parking.12-6pm (Fri 12-8pm)2 Rowland CloseWolvercote, OX2 8PW01865 429388www.alisonmorrisjewellery.com

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177 Sue WeinstockGlass

Beautiful framed fused glass pieces with relief. Also evocative mixed-media abstract or abstracted paintings.11am-6pm 9 Rowland CloseWolvercote, OX2 8PW01865 512887sueweinstock.com/artweeks

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178 John Blandy Drawing, Painting

Pastels that combine an abstract style with a focus on light and movement on the Seacourt Stream.11am-6pmOverford FarmWythamOX2 8QN07943 985601www.johnblandy.co.uk

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179 Rosie Fairfax- Cholmeley | Robin Wilson Printmaking

Come and view our latest original linocut prints, cards & maps at our studio in the middle of Wytham Woods.11am-6pm The Wytham StudioWytham Woods, WythamOX2 8QQ07946 597316Facebook search The-Wytham-Studio

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180 Oxford Anagama Pottery

Come & visit Oxford Anagama firing the Dragon Kiln. Please get in touch if you’re interested in volunteering or kiln space.11am-6pm Oxford Anagama, Sawmill YardWytham, OX2 8QQ07946 597316www.oxfordanagama.org

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South Oxfordshire MapThis map is to provide approximate guidance only. Please use the venue addresses provided with a road map or SatNav to locate specific exhibitions.



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Animal portraits & mixed media sculpture: sales and commissions.12-2 & 5-7pm (Sat/Sun 12-5pm or by appt)Stable Studio, Manor HouseOakley Road, BrillHP18 9RS07958 282025www.fetchandcanter.co.uk

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182 Kate TurnbullVarious

Mixed-media landscape paintings capturing the texture and shape of the environment. Textiles and printmaking too.12-2 & 5-7pm (Sat/Sun 12-5)Stable Studio, Manor HouseOakley Rd, Brill, HP18 9RS07766 [email protected] | F | OS | R

183 Claire Podesta Various

Bold abstract acrylic paintings on large canvases, as well as mixed media & drawings.11am-5pm, (Mon/Thu/Fri 11-3pm) The VineNether Winchendonnr Thame, HP18 0DY01844 291460clairepodesta.comF | OS | R | P

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184 Becky Cleland Ceramics, Painting

Abstract painting & ceramics inspired by the floral form.11am-5pm56 East StreetThameOX9 3JS01844 [email protected]

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185 Janine Philips Painting

Inspired by coasts & landscapes, exploring colour, texture & light, from the representational to abstraction.11am-6pm (Thu/Fri 12-3pm) or by appt. 24 Queens RoadThameOX9 3NQ01844 214897www.janinephilips.co.uk

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186 Bates and LambourneFurniture

Hardwood furniture for domestic & public use. Finished pieces & work in progress in our showroom & workshops.11am-6pm (Sat/Sun 11-4pm)The Camp Industrial EstateRycote Lane, Milton CommonOX9 2NP01844 278978www.batesandlambourne.co.ukW | OS | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

187 Jane Hanson OCG | Alison Court Pottery, Textiles

Explosive coloured glazes on functional pottery & striking textile bags to blow your socks off. 11am-6pm (Tues/Wed 12-6pm; Thu 11-8pm)Church Farmyard, Church EndWaterstock, nr WheatleyOX33 1JR 07725 [email protected]

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188 Rosie Endsor | Eirian Griffiths Mixed Media, Painting

Landscapes, seascapes and more in a beautiful rural setting. Prints and cards also for sale.12-6pmThe Barn in Cuddesdon12 The GreenCuddesdon, nr WheatleyOX44 [email protected]

189 Artists at Rectory House Various

Oil painting, stone sculptures, photography, drawings, olfactory paintings in perfume; prints, cards, gifts & refreshments.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm, or by appt) Rectory House, 30 Crown RoadWheatley, OX33 1UL 07961 213202www.rectoryhouseartist.wix.com/artweeksW | F | R | P

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190 Patrick Jeffs Painting

Abstract paintings which have a prevailing sense of landscape and the natural environment.11am-6pm 64 Crown RoadWheatleyOX33 1UL01865 [email protected] | OS | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

191 Jackie Birchall Glass

A garden in glass: stained glass as you’ve never seen it before in beautiful cottage garden, all new for 2016. 10am-6pm (Thu 10-8pm)Ambrose CottageHoltonOX33 1PS07773 623973purpleurchin.online

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192 Christine BainbridgePainting

Mountains, sea, local views & abstracts painted in acrylic. Teas & art activities for families. 11am-5pm (Thu 11am-7pm) 3 Barns CloseHoltonOX33 1QB01865 872868christineericabainbridge.co.uk

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The Shed Space - varied media, includes handmade paper works, prints & wire garden sculpture, inspired by trees, travel, myths. Do visit!12-6pm (Sun 12-4.30pm)31 College WayHorspathOX33 1SQ01865 874532melissaorromswan.co.uk

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194 Jeanne Jackson OCG Ceramics

Wide range of decorative & practical ceramics by professional maker. Lovely garden.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm)Shepherds Cottage2 Blenheim RoadHorspath, OX33 1RY01865 876647jeannejackson.co.ukW | OS | D | R | P

195 Oxfordshire Craft GuildVarious

Quality crafts from designer makers. Textiles, ceramics, glass & jewellery.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm)Horspath Hub, The GreenOxford Road, HorspathOX33 1RP01865 876647www.oxcg.co.ukW | F | R | P

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196 JB Lowe Painting

Abstract paintings. Artwork displayed outdoors therefore open on dry days only! Private viewings available. 12-6.30pm 72 Wheatley RoadGarsingtonOX44 9ER01865 [email protected] 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

197 Stone at The Mole InnSculpture

An intimate exhibition of stone carvings in a garden setting.11am-6pm The Mole InnToot BaldonOX44 9NG01865 340001www.themoleinn.comwww.scantlebury.coR | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

198 Caddy AttewillPainting

As a landscape painter I use the evanescence of watercolour & the drama of acrylic & collage to evoke the spirit of the place. 11am-6pm (Fri 11-8pm; Sun 11-4pm) The Studio,19 The GreenMarsh Baldon, OX44 9LJ01865 [email protected] | OS | R | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

199 Emma Louise Corry Textiles

I create freehand machine-embroidered pieces, using my much-loved 30yr-old Elna sewing machine, new & vintage cloth, & black thread. 11am-6pmCarrick Cottage54 High StreetDorchester-on-ThamesOX10 7HN01865 [email protected]

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200 Adrian Brooks Mixed Media

Witty & unusual wall-mounted theatres, using puppetry to explore diverse themes. 11am-6pm5 Samian wayDorchester-on-ThamesWallingfordOX10 7JS01865 340792www.traveltheatres.co.uk

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201 Frances Brann Painting

Paintings inspired by sailing the North West Passage. 11am-6pm (Thu-Sat 11-8pm) Burcot House Old ChapelBurcot nr AbingdonOX14 3DJfrancesbrann.com

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202 Krystina Scheller | Erik De Jong Photography

Images from Greenland, Arctic Canada & Alaska.11-6pm (Thu-Sat 11-8pm)Burcot House Old ChapelBurcot nr AbingdonOX14 [email protected]

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203 Gillian Diggle | Sarah Marchant Ceramics, Jewellery

An exhibition of beautiful jewellery & hand-built original pottery in a lovely garden studio.12-6pm (Thu 12-8pm)The Art StudioThe White CottageLittle Wittenham, OX14 4RA01865 341462www.lwljewellery.co.ukW | F | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

204 Jane Duff Painting

Studios showing paintings of the Oxfordshire landscape & Cornish seascapes. 11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm)The White CottageLittle WittenhamOX14 4RA01865 407056www.janeduff.co.ukW | F | OS | D 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

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A centre dedicated to designing & making with home-grown wood. Visit workshops plus exhibition, tree art, literary festival, demonstrations.11am-5pmSylva Wood CentreLittle Wittenham RoadLong WittenhamOX14 4QT01865 408018www.sylva.org.uk/wood

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206 All Saints ArtistsVarious

Diverse artists exhibiting a variety of media in one of Oxfordshire’s oldest Churches. Work for sale, demonstrations & teas.11am-6pmAll Saints ChurchWallingford RoadNorth MoretonOX11 9AT07770 783468www.victoriasquires.co.uk

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207 Simon Irving Painting, Photography

Watercolour artist exhibiting paintings & photographs of local landscape in historic village pub.12-3 & 6-11pm (Sun 12-9pm) The Red LionThe StreetBrightwell-cum-SotwellOX10 0RT07966 698317www.sirving.com

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208 Susan Ganney Mixed Media

Mixed media artist exhibiting local landscape paintings in lovely, old village pub. 12-3 pm & 6-11 pm (Sun 12-9 pm) The Red LionThe StreetBrightwell-cum-SotwellOX10 0RT01491 824228www.susanganney.com

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209 Bruce BignoldPainting

Bright, cheerful paintings in watercolour and charcoal.10am-5pm Stewart Village HallBrightwell-cum-Sotwellnr WallingfordOX10 0RY01865 326174www.bignold-paintings.com

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210 Valerie Anne Dearlove Painting

I am a self-taught outsider artist, working in oil and canvas.10am-5pmStewart Village HallBrightwell-cum-Sotwellnr WallingfordOX10 0RY01235 [email protected]

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211 John Hailstone Photography

Photography of nature & the natural environment both up close & from afar with an emphasis on different views of common & local subjects.10am-5pmStewart Village HallBrightwell-cum-SotwellOX10 0RY 07723 726101

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212 Louise Shepherd OAS Painting

Range of large lively colourful acrylics & delicate botanical watercolours.10am-5pmStewart Village HallBrightwell-cum-sotwellnr WallingfordOX10 [email protected] | F | P

213 John Stephen OASDigital Art, Painting

A year with digital painting: charcoal drawings and the logic of digital layers and masks.10am-5pmStewart Village HallBrightwell-cum-Sotwellnr Wallingford, OX10 0RY07747 026363www.carabus.meW | F | P

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214 Roger Smith Painting

Soft atmospheric water colours of the UK and abroad.10am-5pmStewart Village HallBrightwell-cum-Sotwellnr WallingfordOX10 0RYW | F | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

215 Everyone’s an Artist with Sustainable Wallingford Various

An exciting & engaging community Green Event bringing together Sustainable Wallingford & Everyone’s an Artist.12-6pm (or by appt)Avening, 51 Wantage RdWallingfordOX10 [email protected]

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216 Helen Winthorpe Kendrick | Alison Garnett Textiles

Framed & 3D pieces of creative embroidery & textile art. Imaginative dressmaking, patchwork & appliqué. Bags of all varieties.10am-4pm (Thu 6-8pm; Sun 12.30-4.30pm) Wallingford Methodist Church Centre, St Leonard’s Square, Wallingford, OX10 0ARwww.visionsinthread.comW | F | D | R | T 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

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Cartoonist/author of An Unreliable History of Tattoos, and also unique line drawings of Oxfordshire.11-6pmThe Red House77 Littleworth RoadBensonOX10 6LY07791 696660paulthomascartoons.co.uk

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218 Geoffrey Harcourt Painting

Paintings in watercolours and oils on an eclectic mix of subjects.11-6pm (Wed-Fri 12.30-5pm)The Old VicarageChurch RoadBensonOX10 6SF01491 838688geoffreyharcourt.com

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219 Mia Sarosi Ceramics

Hand thrown and hand painted functional porcelain, wide variety of designs. Working studio, informal demonstrations.11-6.30pmUnit 12, Greenacres CourtyardMonument Business ParkChalgrove, OX44 7RW01865 890835www.miasarosi.comW | OS | D | R | P

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220 Anne Arlidge OCGGlass

Form, colour, function, for house & garden, from small cast peppers to large sculptural pieces, all from recycled glass.11am-6pm Ewelme PotteryParsons LaneEwelme nr WallingfordOX10 6HP01491 [email protected]

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221 Harriet Coleridge OCG Ceramics

Porcelain with carbon trap shino & celadon glazes, finished with gold lustre brushwork. Also pebbles & fish variously glazed & fired.11am-6pm Ewelme PotteryParsons LaneEwelme nr WallingfordOX10 6HP01491 836032www.harrietcoleridge.co.uk

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222 Mary Lowry OCGTextiles

Handwoven scarves & shawls in silk, linen, wool and cashmere with vibrant colour & texture.11am-6pm Ewelme Pottery, Parsons LaneEwelme nr WallingfordOX10 6HP01491 836032www.mary-lowry.comF | OS | D | R | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

223 John Parrey Sculpture, Wood

Wooden sculptures of fish and birds carved in Oxfordshire oak, individually numbered on silver hanging tags.11am-6pmEwelme PotteryParsons LaneEwelme nr WallingfordOX10 6HP01491 835633www.johnparrey.co.uk

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224 Anne Payton Painting

Paintings and prints of polo horses and riders alongside other art at Ewelme Pottery.11am-6pmEwelme PotteryParsons LaneEwelme nr WallingfordOX10 6HP07918 105712www.annepayton.co.ukF | OS | D | R | P

225 Louise Cropper Furniture

Unusual handmade contemporary furniture, mirrors & an assortment of boxes.11am-6pmUnit 3, Warrenhill FarmNuffield LaneNuffield nr WallingfordOX10 6QN01491 642196www.jlcropper.co.ukF | OS | P

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226 June CooperPainting, Pottery

Ceramic, figurative & landscape paintings in differing media.2-6pmSquirrelsNewnham HillStoke Rownr Henley-on-ThamesRG9 5TN01491 641504

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227 Philip KoomenFurniture, Wood

‘Ideas in the Making’ explores the relationship between art, craft & design to reveal the potential of form & surface in furniture making.12-5pmWheelers BarnBradley’s StreetCheckendon, RG8 0NJ01491 681122www.philipkoomen.co.ukF | OS | D | R | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

228 Supernormal Art & Music Various

Supernormal Art & Music Residency: artist presentations at Braziers Park.2-6pmBraziers ParkIpsdennr WallingfordOX10 6AN07751 618881www.supernormalfestival.co.uk

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Escape from tyranny - an invitation to Brazier’s widest community to explore their concept of tyranny.11am-6pmBraziers ParkIpsdennr Wallingford, OX10 6AN01491 680221www.braziers.org.uk

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230 Denny Webb OASPainting

An exciting & diverse collection of colourful paintings inspired by nature & the local landscape.11am-6pm (Fri 13th 7-10pm)Boundary HouseCrabtree CornerIpsden nr WallingfordOX10 6BN01491 680942www.dennywebb.comF | OS | D | R | P | T

231 Richard Carruthers Drawing, Painting

Richard Carruthers is a figurative painter working in oils & watercolour. His main inspiration is landscape & still life.11am-6pm Briar Cottage1 The StreetNorth Stoke nr WallingfordOX10 6BL 01491 [email protected] | P

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232 Ann Spencer OPCVarious

Painting, etching & collagraph images; prints with attitude.11am-4pm 34 Lockstile WayGoring-on-ThamesRG8 0AL01491 871670annspencer.crevado.com

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233 Sarah RushbrookeCeramics

Colourful contemporary ceramics. Functional & decorative pieces in stoneware, porcelain & slip-trailed earthenware. 11am-6pm 47 Milldown RoadGoring-on-ThamesRG8 0BA01491 872367www.milldownpottery.com

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234 Helen J Young Mixed Media

A collection of work based on a recent Nepalese journey. Please ring/email to visit at other times. 11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm) Springfield HouseBaker StreetAston Tirrold, OX11 9DD07598 964286www.helenjyoung.com

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235 Ken Messer | Lin Kerr | Susanna Brunskill Painting

Watercolours of landscapes, Oxford colleges, flowers, bugs & more; also cards, prints & illustrated books in a cottage garden studio. 11am-6pmTwitten (studio), Aston StreetAston Tirrold,OX11 9DQ 01235 851762www.linkerrdesign.co.uk

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236 Bee Thomas Painting

Landscapes, mostly local, painted in acrylic on canvas or wood panels, set in modern white frames.12-6pmHeathersage, Aston StreetAston Tirrold nr DidcotOX11 9DJ07941 196211www.beethomasartist.com

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237 Anna Dillon OASMixed Media, Painting

Vibrant, bold colourful landscapes in oil & mixed media. All welcome, very friendly studio in picturesque location.Heathersage, Aston StreetAston Tirrold nr DidcotOX11 9DJ07786 876411www.annadillon.comF | OS | P

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238 Style AcreVarious

Artwork by local artists with learning disabilities supported by Style Acre charity.10am-4pmSavages Nursery Tea RoomLondon RoadBlewbury nr DidcotOxonOX11 9HBW | F | R | P | NS 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

239 Blewbury 4Various

Four artists working in mixed-media mosaics, ceramics, analogue photography & paintings; exhibited in a lovely old rural barn.12-8pm Mockbeggars Hall, Church EndBlewbury, OX11 9QQ07747 [email protected] | F | R | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

240 Robert Strange Drawing, Painting

Unique, colourful, fun prints of squashed items in boxes. Still-life paintings of toys; landscape paintings. Greeting cards for sale.12-6pm1 Orchard WayHarwell Village nr DidcotOX11 0LQ01235 820966www.robert-strange.co.uk

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Hand-built unique stoneware crank ceramics for use in the home & garden.11am-6pm17 & 21 The GreenSteventonnr AbingdonOX13 6RR, 07714 761638steventongreenpottery.com

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242 Life@CornerstoneDrawing

Exhibition of life drawings by artists working at the Cornerstone Arts Centre.2-7pm (free drop-in drawing sessions on Tue 17th and Sat 21st)Cornerstone25 Station RoadDidcotOX11 7NE01235 515144www.cornerstone-arts.org

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243 CornerstoneVarious

Cornerstone’s annual open exhibition shows a range of work by local artists, this year on the theme of ‘Pattern’.10am-6pm (Sun 11-4pm)Cornerstone25 Station RoadDidcotOX11 7NE01235 515144www.cornerstone-arts.org

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244 Charlie Davies Various

Local landscapes, seascapes, florals & prints displayed alongside silver & semi-precious stone jewellery.11am-6pm (Sat/Sun 10-7pm) 26 Plym DriveDidcot, OX11 7PGcharliedaviesdesigns.co.ukF | D | R 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

245 Ruth Rothery OASPainting

Ruth offers a warm welcome to all. Recent work, as well as ongoing work will be available to view.11am-4pm 10 North Bush FurlongDidcotOX11 9DYruthrotheryartist.co.uk

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246 Solidea GuerraMixed Media, Sculpture

Anaspected guests, an exhibition of froze minuet urge reliefs, bronze sculptures & mixed media drawings.Sat 10-5pm (Sun 2-5pm; Thu/Fri 1-3pm)Art Studio, The DovecoteThe Abbey Sutton Courtney The Green, Sutton CourtneyOX14 4AF 07881 965236F | R | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

247 Lizzy PriceDrawing, Painting

Still-lifes, life-drawing, portraits & illustrations in pastels & acrylics. Come and sit for a quick sketch portrait!11am-5pm (Sat/Sun 11-4pm; Thu 11-8pm)EastwestAll Saints LaneSutton CourtenayOX14 4AG01235 [email protected]

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248 Ruth SwainDrawing, Painting

Portrait commissions, life drawings in charcoal & pastel for sale. Still-life cards & prints in beautiful setting.11am-5pm (Sat/Sun 11-4pm; Thu 11-8pm)Eastwest, All Saints LaneSutton Courtenay, OX14 4AG01235 847851www.ruthswain.co.ukW | F | R

249 Charlotte Storrs Ceramics

Functional stoneware, all wheel-thrown. Pottery in beautiful secret garden close to the Thames. Demonstrations all day. 12-6pmThe Pottery, 8 The GreenCulham nr Abingdon, OX14 4LZwww.charlottestorrs-stoneware.co.ukF | D | R | P

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250 Charlotte Franklin Mosaics

Mosaics are fun! From ancient marble through coloured glass to modern recycling.11am-6pmThe Other HouseHigh StreetCulham, OX14 4NA01235 [email protected] W | OS | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

251 Berlin WallsVarious

Berlin Walls: decorative & collectable artworks for your walls from Berlin, helping raise funds for St Ethelwood’s House.11am-6pm (Tue-Fri 2-7pm)St Ethelwold’s House30 East St Helen StreetAbingdonOX14 5EB01235 555486www.berlinwalls.co.uk

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252 Dawn Wright Painting

Acrylic paintings depicting a hotchpotch of natural subjects in clear, beautiful colour. Teas & cake Sat 14 2.30-5pm.Sat/Sun 10-5pm; Mon-Wed 10.30-7pm St Ethelwolds House30 East St Helen StreetAbingdonOX14 5EB01235 [email protected] | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

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New photographic mixed media works available for sale as unique originals, limited editions, prints & cards.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm; Sun 10-4pm)Rear of 37 St Amand DriveAbingdon, OX14 5RG07957 221720www.johnblythe.co.uk

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254 Caroline HarbenPainting

Exhibition includes a series on ‘Looking Down’ paintings using maps & other geographic stimuli.9.30am-5pm (Sat/Sun 10-4pm)Bridge House, Thames ViewAbingdon, OX14 3UJ01235 520439carolineharbenartist.co.ukW | F | D | R | P

255 Oxfordshire MindVarious

A question of identity: sculpture, painting/drawing, digital art, photography & the written word.14th 10-4pm; 21st 10-1pmMind Wellbeing Centre1st Floor Charter ComplexAbingdon, OX14 3LZ01235 [email protected] | F | R | P | NS

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256 Glyn Brown | Clare Davis | Sian Ruby Gulliver Drawing, Painting, Textiles

Art inspired by human forms & human stories.11-4pm30 Abbott RoadAbingdon, OX14 2DU07890 [email protected]

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257 Pop-up ArtistsVarious

A playful exploration of what it means to be human: intriguing installations, through house & garden.11-4pm30 Abbott RoadAbingdon, OX14 2DU01235 [email protected] | NS 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

258 Peach Croft Barn Artists Various

Atmospheric paintings, seafaring ceramics, exquisite silver & funky lampshades in beautiful barn setting. Daily demonstrations.10-5pmPeach Croft Farm BarnTwelve Acre DriveAbingdon, OX14 2HP01235 520936www.peachcroft.co.ukW | F | D | R | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

259 Susan Wheeler OAS OPC Printmaking

Lino and woodcuts. Landscapes to urban settings, more recently incorporating people.11am-6pm115 Lower Radleynr AbingdonOX14 3BA01235 525803susanwheelerprints.co.uk

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260 Boathouse ViewVarious

Idyllic riverside setting, cream tea & coffee. Five artists - jewellery, pastels, paintings, prints & more.10am-5pmBoathouse FlatLower Radleynr AbingdonOX14 3AZ01235 [email protected]

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261 Wendy Hughes OAS Textiles

Work in fabric and thread inspired by English landscapes.11am-6pmHome Farm BarnsThrupp LaneRadley nr Abingdon, OX14 3NG01235 530128wendyhughestextiles.co.uk

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262 Art in the BarnVarious

Eclectic mix of artists. Ceramics, sculpture, jewellery, glass, textiles, paintings & drawings in tranquil setting. 11am-6pmSt Audries Cottage, Church LnDry Sandford nr AbingdonOX13 6JP01865 [email protected] | R 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

263 Elaine Newson WOAVarious

A vibrant collection of stained glass, jewellery, textiles, paintings & cards. Ample parking.11am-6pm32 The FieldDry Sandfordnr Abingdon, OX13 6ED01865 321000www.elainenewson.comF | D | R | T | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

264 Sarah Bond | Sasha Bond Drawing, Painting

From Cornwall to Canada, vibrant paintings of seas, mountains & lakes. Beautiful drawings inspired by French life. 12-6pmArchangel Studio,1 Abingdon Road,Cumnor, OX2 9QN07989 393269www.sarahbondart.comF | OS | R |P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22


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Step into a world of inky tales, graphite portraits & textile charms. Welcoming garden studio.11am-6pmThe Garden Studio39 Robsart Place, CumnorOX2 9QT 07800867485www.suesideportraits.co.uk

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266 Sarah Bannerman | Harriet Rutter Various

Painting, photography, printmaking. Vibrant landscapes, organic forms & colourful abstracts inspired by nature in delightful garden room.2-5pm Willow Cottage102 Oxford RoadCumnor OX2 9PQ01865 865766www.harrietrutter.comR | P

267 Village ArtsVarious

18 artists create an explosion of exciting work. Demonstrations throughout the day. Visit Cafe Picasso. 10am-4.30pmAppleton Village HallOaksmere, AppletonOX13 5JS01865 863850

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458 Larkmead SchoolMiscellaneous

In frames donated by Oxfam, students have produced art that gives each frame a new lease of life.9am-5pmOXFAM30-32 Stert StreetAbingdon OX14 3JP

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269 Pip Stacey Glass

Fused, pressed, carved & cast glass for the home & garden.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm)Pear Tree Cottage7 Packhorse LaneMarchamOX13 6NT01865 392183sodapip.co.uk

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270 Abingdon Preparatory SchoolVarious

Exhibition of Art & Design work featuring a range of mixed media.3-6pmJoscas HouseKingston RoadFrilford OX13 5NXwww.abingdon.org.uk/prep

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271 Sculpture Workshops OxfordSculpture

Sculptures by students of all ages (sculpture workshops for youngsters & adults, weekdays, weekends, holidays).2-6pmLime Tree CottageGarfordnr AbingdonOX13 5PF01865 391502www.beatricehoffman.co.uk/workshops-near-oxford

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272 Beatrice HoffmanSculpture

Stylised figurative & abstract sculptures, bronze, stone & wood. Please email/tel to visit on other days.2-6pmLime Tree CottageGarford nr Abingdon, OX13 5PF01865 391502www.beatricehoffman.co.ukF | OS | R | P | T

273 Pixie WarburtonPainting

An informal exhibition of abstract oil paintings & giclée prints that make for an enjoyable & stimulating visit.2-6pmLime Tree CottageGarfordnr Abingdon, OX13 5PF01865 391502beatricehoffman.co.ukF | OS | R | P

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274 Susan WrightPainting

Exhibition of watercolour landscapes in garden studio, available on other dates by prior arrangement.11am-4pmRose CottageChurch StreetWest Hanney nr WantageOX12 0LW01235 [email protected] | OS | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

275 Ardington School of Crafts: Tutors’ ShowVarious

Laura Boswell: printmaker; Nicola Kantorowicz: stained glass; Lin Kerr: calligrapher/illustrator; Jonathan Newey: fine artist. Lovely venue.12-6pmArdington School of CraftsSchool Road, Ardington nr Wantage, OX12 8PN01235 833433ardingtonschoolofcrafts.comW | F | D | R | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

276 Jill Cooper OAS WOA | Kathleen Foster Painting, Textiles

Twists on the traditional.12-5pm 16 Lark HillWantageOX12 8HW01235 [email protected]

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New lino prints, paintings & cards displayed in a relaxed atmosphere: ‘just looking’ welcome. 11am-6pm8 Bryan WayWantageOX12 7EH01235 764258www.patsyjones.co.uk

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278 Lance Cannings | Teresa Tomkins Painting

Lance & Teresa paint distinctive and individual animal studies in watercolours, oils, acrylics & pastels.11am-5pm57 Truelocks WayWantageOX12 7EF01235 764304turftitans.co.uk

279 Catriona Brodribb OPC Printmaking

Lively colourful prints using various print processes, by long established local printmaker.Vale & Downland MuseumChurch StreetWantageOX12 8BL01235 771447wantage-museum.com

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280 Martyn Bull Photography

Photography exploring the relationship between landscape & industry in South Oxfordshire.10am–4pm Vale & Downland MuseumChurch StreetWantage, OX12 8BL01235 771447wantage-museum.comW | F | R | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

281 Johannes von Stumm OAS Sculpture

You are welcome to look at my work developed in the last thirty years!11am-6pmStudio at FarmyardSouth Fawley FarmSouth Fawley nr WantageOX12 9NL01488 638194www.vonstumm.co.ukW | F | OS | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

282 Artists of LetcombeVarious

A stimulating visual variation of mixed media. Village location, set in beautiful surroundings.10.30am-5pmRichmond Letcombe Regis Retirement VillageLetcombe Regis, OX12 9JY01235 [email protected]

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283 Amanda Hislop OCGNew Media, Textiles

Unique work in fabric, paper, paint & stitch inspired by colour & texture within land & seascapes. Exhibition & studio.11am-6pm31 Windmill PlaceEast Challownr Wantage, OX12 9RT01235 768212amandalhisloptextileartist.com

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284 a+b Furniture Furniture

We create beautiful bespoke furniture & home accessories handcrafted in our workshop. Pop in to browse or discuss a commission.11am-4pmUnit 7 W & G EstateEast Challow nr WantageOX12 9TF01235 412080www.ab-furniture.co.ukP

285 Samantha Wadham Sculpture, Various

My art is life stories that have unfolded in front of my eyes: secrets, trust & relationships. 11am-6pmThe Vine, Mill FarmFaringdon RoadStanford-in-the-ValeSN7 8NPsamanthawadham.co.uk

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286 Youth Art at The VineVarious

A showcase of art by talented local youngsters.11am-6pmThe Vine, Mill FarmFaringdon RoadStanford-in-the-ValeSN7 8NP

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287 Sue Drew | Ben DrewMixed Media, Pottery

Large garden stoneware ceramics mixed media, paintings & domestic pottery.12-6pm3 Church Street, Shellingfordnr Faringdon, SN7 7QA01367 [email protected] | F | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

288 Marjut Roberts | Yvonne Robinson OAS | Sara WithersVarious

Exciting collection of new work, ceramics, jewellery, mixed-media & printmaking, by professional artists in attractive village setting.14-22 May12 noon-6pmThe Reading RoomLittleworthnr FaringdonSN7 8ED01367 [email protected]

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A taster exhibition by Tara Parker-Woolway kindly sponsored by Marriots with Richard James. Pop in to see paintings by this award-winning artist.10am-4.30pm (Sat 10-2pm)9 Market PlaceFaringdon SN7 7HL01367 242422 www.marriotts.co.uk

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290 Ilona PimbertVarious

Showcasing a selection of paintings made over the last few years, Ilona invites you to discover her work at The Portwell Angel.9am-6pmPortwell AngelMarket PlaceFaringdon SN7 7HU07773 305292www.talesofcolour.com

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291 John Newman Photography

A traditional dark room photographer specialising in black and white, often toned, images.8am-6pm (Sun 10-4pm)The Quad Tea & Coffee Rooms14 Market PlaceFaringdon SN7 7HP01367 [email protected]

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292 Derek Gale Photography

Intriguing & creative photography in a gallery full of pianos!9am-5pm13-17 London StreetFaringdon SN7 7AE01793 783859www.galephotography.co.uk

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293 Kathy Webster | Louise Thompson Various

Colourful & vibrant original artwork reflecting our local countryside & wildlife, using mixed media.10am-4pm 9 Fernham GateFaringdonSN7 7LR07968 121930www.dottydogart.co.uk

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294 Great Coxwell Artists Various

Four art-spaces, all demonstrating: painting, stone carving, jewellery, bookbinding, upholstery, ceramics, mosaics photography & woodcarving. Cafe. 11am-5.30pmPeter’s Barn GalleryGreat Coxwell SN7 7NB01367 242768Facebook: Great Coxwell Artists W | F | OS | D | R | T | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

295 Sharon Rich Sculpture

A delightful garden & studio display of hand-carved stone sculptures.1.30am-5pm (Sat/Sun 1am-5pm)Henleaze Farmnr Fernham on B4508 (next to Farmer Gows)nr Faringdon SN7 7PR01793 782382

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296 Jo Marshall | Louise Remington Ceramics, Pottery

Handmade domestic stoneware pottery that’s just a bit quirky.11am-5pmTom Brown’s School MuseumBroad StreetUffingtonnr Faringdon SN7 7RA07769 570822www.uffingtonpotters.co.uk

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297 Pat Elmore RBASculpture

Sculpture garden, gallery & workshop with over 100 carvings.11am-6pm (Fri 11-8pm)Nutford Lodge (next to King & Queen Pub)LongcotSN7 7TW01793 [email protected]

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298 Emma Ablitt WOA | Helen Pakeman WOAPrintmaking, Sculpture

An intriguing exhibition of sculpture, prints & mosaics, indoors and in the garden.12am-6pmPriory GateKings LaneLongcotSN7 7SY01793 [email protected]

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299 Clare SaundersPainting, Textiles

Colourful bold uplifting paintings & textiles Come along and be inspired.10am-6pm (Thu 10am-8pm)The Pound67 High StreetShrivenham SN6 8AW01793 [email protected] | OS | R | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

300 Tara Parker-Woolway Drawing, Painting

A collection of natural inspired work by award-winning artist in her home studio. Paintings, prints, cards, tea & cake!11am-5pm (or by appt)The Studio6 Church RowBourton, SN6 8JG07796 696077parkerwoolwayartist.co.ukF | OS | R | P 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22

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With a reputation for excellence Bloxham School offers a supportive and stimulating environment that allows every pupil to discover their talents in a wide range of subjects and activities.

Art scholarships available for those with exceptional talent

Co-Educational, Day and Boarding from ages 11-18

Call: 01295 724 301 Email: [email protected]

Art Workshops & demonstrations:Tony Allain, Gary Long & many more

Lecture Series: including Sir Roy Strong& John Julius Norwich

Recitals & Concerts: Voces8, the Severn Trio, ‘Come & Sing’ Workshop

Exhibitions: Patrick Lichfield Photographs, Competition Exhibition, World War I & II

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301 Peter Farley OAS WOA Painting

An exhibition of work taken from sketching trips revisiting some of my favourite places & subjects including Sicily. 12-6pm (Wed-Fri 2-6pm) Brookside CottageMain Street, Clanfieldnr Bampton, OX18 2SP01367 810604www.peterfarley.co.ukP 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

302 Michele Wallington WOA Painting

Mixed media paintings, prints, cards, bags and cushions featuring Michele’s art.11-6pm (Wed 2-6pm; Sun/BH Mon 11-5pm)Barn CottageMain St, Clanfieldnr Bampton, OX18 2SH07917 361296michelewallington.co.ukW | OS | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

303 Peter Care Painting

Contemporary painting: a studio exhibition showing recent paintings & a small selection from earlier periods. 12-6pmPeacock FarmhouseFilkins nr LechladeGL7 3JJ01367 860969www.petercare.co.uk

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304 Pip Shuckburgh OAS WOA Painting

“You could be forgiven for thinking these are works by LS Lowry, but Pip’s skies... make her works her own,” Helen Peacocke, Art Critic.11am-6pmFairwood, CheapsideBampton, OX18 2JL01993 851041www.pipshuckburgh.co.uk

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305 West Ox Arts GalleryVarious

Good Vibes: embracing concepts of humour, colour & fun in art. 11.30–4.30 pm (Sun 2-4 pm) Town HallMarket SquareBampton, OX18 2JH01993 850137www.westoxarts.comW | F | R | T | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

306 Pat Albeck Paper

Bright & bafflingly-detailed paper cuts of flowers, veg & pottery. Pat has been painting & designing since the early 1950s.2-5.30pm2 Ham Court CottagesBampton, OX18 2HG01993 853010www.pat-albeck.co.ukF | OS | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

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Professional artists, ceramic sculpture, pottery, domestic ware, lamps, garden pots. Organic designs in batik. Garden & plants.12-6pmStenton Cottage, 3 Bridge StreetBampton OX18 [email protected] | D | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

308 Five at Aston PotteryVarious

Neville Crowson, Peter Edwards, Patrick Foye, Alison & Simon Clements combine to show ceramics, jewellery, painting, photography & wood in Upper Gallery.12-5pmAston Pottery, Kingsway FarmAston, OX18 2BT01993 852031www.astonpottery.co.ukW | F | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

309 SOTA GalleryVarious

Friendly gallery: the home of Oxfordshire Art & Quality craft in Witney town centre.9am-4.30pmSOTA Gallery 9 Langdale CourtWitney OX28 6FG01993 862 799www.sotagallery.co.uk

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310 Jennifer Crowshaw Mixed Media, Printmaking

Colourful mixed media & lino prints inspired by the Cotswold landscapes.9am-4.30pmSOTA Gallery9 Langdale CourtWitney OX28 6FG01993 862799www.jennifercrowshaw.co.ukW | F | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

311 Andrew Harrison OCG Sculpture, Wood

Contemporary wood sculptural pieces, giving the traditions of woodturning & carving a modern touch.9am-4.30pmSOTA Gallery9 Langdale CourtWitney OX28 6FG01993 862799www.sotagallery.co.uk

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312 Jessica Parker Mixed Media

Mixed media with a particular emphasis on land & cityscapes, woodland & the coastline. 10am-6pmKingfisher StudiosUnit 30 Crawley Mill Industrial Estate, Crawley nr Witney OX29 9TJ01993 899009www.kingfisherstudios.bizW | F | OS | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

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313 Burford Affordable Art Gallery Various

An exciting new gallery housing a range of affordable & vibrant paintings & sculptures from artists across the country.9am-6pm (Sun 11-5pm)Burford Garden CompanyShilton RoadBurford, OX18 4PA01993 823117www.burford.co.ukW | F | D | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

314 Rupert Aker Painting

Paintings of the Cotswold landscape in oil, using palette knife.11am-6pm Burford Affordable Art GalleryBurford Garden Company Shilton Road, BurfordOX18 4PA07702 097457rupertaker.comW | F | D | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

315 Caroline Chappell Painting

Paintings & drawings expressing the intangible sense of place in our ancient landscape.9am-6pm (Sun 11-5pm)Burford Affordable Art GalleryBurford Garden Company Shilton Road, BurfordOX18 4PA01993 823117carolinechappell.co.ukW | F | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

316 Nicki Gwynn-Jones Photography

Delicate, high key bird photography that captures the essence of the subject.11am-6pmBurford Affordable Art GalleryBurford Garden CompanyShilton Road, BurfordOX18 4PA 01993 827117www.abirdseyeview.co.ukW | F | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

317 Chris Rothero Sculpture

Line & characterisation with metal, string, wire & mesh. 9am-6pm (Sun 11-5pm)Burford Affordable Art GalleryBurford Garden Company Shilton Road, BurfordOX18 4PAwww.burford.co.uk

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318 Sally Wyatt WOAPainting, Textiles

Wall art & wearable art. Expressive yet elegant work drawn from nature.11am-6pmStar Cottage B&BMeadow Lane, Fulbrooknr Burford OX18 4BW01993 822032www.sallywyatt.com

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Beautiful, practical, useful, stoneware & porcelain vases, jars, jugs, bowls & platters. Delicious food shop. 11am-5.30pm (Sun 11-2pm)Upton Smokery ShopUpton Downs FarmBurford OX18 4LY01993 823699www.uptonpottery.co.ukF | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

320 Philippa Dickens Painting

New exciting exhibition of paintings, prints & cards, ‘where the sea meets the land in all its beauty.’11am-6pm Studio GalleryWillow CottageLittle Barringtonnr Burford, OX18 4TE01451 844663www.philippadickensart.comF | OS | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

321 Irene TyackPainting

Meet the Yellow Hat Tribe in a well-established studio & gallery in farm setting.10am-5pm (Sun 10-4pm)Brookfield FarmChurch Westcotenr Chipping NortonOX7 6SJ01993 832042theyellowhattribe.netP 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

322 Anne Boning | Diana Green Printmaking, Sculpture

Stone & ink. Small sculpture garden & studio.12-5pm The Old RectoryChurch Westcotenr Chipping NortonOX7 6SF01993 830586anneboningstone.co.uk

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323 Sophie Thompson | Barnaby Lea Sculpture

Animal sculpture made from new & recycled metal, shown on a Cotswold smallholding. 11am-6pm (Thu/Fri 11-8pm)Heath BarnBruern RoadMilton-under-WychwoodOX7 6LL01993 831645www.sophiethompson.comW | F | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

324 Jan Harvey Mixed Media

A mixed media exhibition of colourful works both representational & abstracted. 11am-6pmThe Garden GalleryOff The High Street/A361Shipton-under-WychwoodOX7 6DG01993 832357www.janharveyartist.wix.com/jan-harvey

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325 Artists @ The Shaven Crown Various

A group of 7 artists exhibiting paintings, jewellery, ceramics & sculpture within a traditional Cotswold Inn.10am-6pm (Thu 10-8pm)The Shaven Crown, High StreetShipton-under-WychwoodOX7 6BA07803 598444www.theshavencrown.co.ukW | F | D | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

326 Melanie Charles Painting

Colourful, vibrant farm animals & pet portraits with a modern twist that hits you right between the eyes!10-6pm (Thu 10am-8pm)The Shaven Crown, High StreetShipton-under-WychwoodOX7 6BA07803 598444melaniecharlesartist.co.ukW | F | D | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

327 Jenny Balmer OAS WOA Painting

Vibrant still-life collages using acrylic painted papers & oil pastel with the emphasis on exploring colour & pattern.11am-5pmThe Loft Gallery, Crown FarmAscott-under-WychwoodOX7 6AB07969 [email protected] | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

328 Guen Palmer OCGJewellery

Contemporary jewellery designed & handmade using precious metals with unusual gemstones & pearls.11am-5pmThe Loft Gallery, Crown FarmAscott-under-WychwoodOX7 6AB07899 961655www.guenpalmer.com

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329 Richard Shock MSDC OCG Wood

Woodturning of beautiful wooden bowls & so much more, by a Member of the Society of Designer Craftsmen.11am-5pm The Loft Gallery, Crown FarmAscott-under-WychwoodOX7 6AB07542 422992woodstockturning.co.uk

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330 Christopher Townsend Sculpture

Exciting & new collection of sculpture for inside and out.11am-5pmThe Loft Gallery, Crown FarmAscott-under-WychwoodOX7 6AB07941 503519christophertownsend.co.uk

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Five acres of beautiful gardens host the work of some forty UK sculptors, 30 Zimbabwe sculptors & exhibits from local schools. Café. 11am-6pm Kingham LodgeKinghamOX7 6YL01608 658226sculptureatkinghamlodge.com

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332 Neil Ions | Tina Burnett Ceramics, Mixed Media

Earth, Shore & Tree: exhibition of ceramic sculpture & ocarinas, and mixed media paintings.12-5pmThe Mill House HotelStation Road, Kinghamnr Chipping Norton OX7 5UH01608 [email protected] | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

333 Pauline Nolan | Wendy Todd Painting, Textiles

Vibrant acrylic artwork & embellished textile creations exhibited in a charming cottage garden setting.11am-6pmGarden Studio, Phoenix Cottage, Hastings Hill, Churchill, nr Chipping Norton OX7 6NA. 01608 658015www.blendsandfriends.comF | OS | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

334 Elaine Holloway Painting

Painted from life, an exhibition of watercolours capturing the vibrancy of rural Oxfordshire. 11-6pmMillers Field HouseChipping Norton RoadChurchill, nr Chipping NortonOX7 6NG 01608 [email protected] | F | OS | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

335 Mary Knowland Mixed Media

Figure & flower drawings, prints, collages, poured abstract paintings. Papier maché forms. Plant sale. Workshops. 11am-6pmSandys HouseBull HillChadlington, OX7 3ND07929 934079maryknowlandartist.comT | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

336 Jenny Massiah Printmaking

A range of etchings capturing the many images from Burma & beyond. Beautiful cards too.11am-6pmPloughsharesChapel RoadChadlingtonOX7 3NX01608 676880visualarttrader.co.uk

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337 Louise WalkerPainting

Stunning watercolour floral works & landscapes, and delicious cards!11am-6pm PloughsharesChapel RoadChadlingtonOX7 3NX07966 252734www.louisewalker.info

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338 Eleanor Clutton-Brock OASPainting, Sculpture

Colourful sculptures and paintings to delight and amuse.11am-6pmThe StudioKnollbury, West EndChadlingtonOX7 [email protected]

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339 Jill Colchester OASDrawing, Painting

New work. Still moving figure, landscape, paintings & drawings. ArtLights, gift bags & postcards.11am-6pmKnollburyWest EndChadlington, OX7 3NJ01608 676320www.jillcolchester.com

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340 Jacky Radbone Painting

Oil and watercolour paintings exhibited in a garden studio. 11am-6pm 6 Ashcroft Close(off Church Rd, opp Stonelee Close)ChadlingtonOX7 3NL01608 676540jackyradbone.vpweb.co.uk

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341 Rebecca Abrey OASPainting

New paintings by this popular artist. Cards & prints also available, to suit all budgets.11am-6pmThe VicarageChurch RoadChadlington, OX7 3LY01608 676777www.rebeccaabrey.co.ukW | F | OS | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

342 Penelope Fulljames OAS WOA Painting

Landscape oil painting plus prints and cards. Refreshments available in this beautiful church.11am-6pmSt Nicholas ChurchChurch RoadChadlington, OX7 3LX07581 837910www.penelopefulljames.comW | F | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

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Watercolours, acrylics, mixed media & cards. Flora, fauna & landscapes.11am-6pmSt Nicholas ChurchChurch RoadChadlingtonOX7 3LX01993 832440www.littlestockart.co.ukW | F | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

344 Karen Lord Ceramics

Hand-built ceramics: sculptures & slipcast vessels, inspired by human & animal forms.11am-6pmSt Nicholas ChurchChurch RoadChadlington, OX7 3LX01993 830852www.karenlord.comW | F | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

345 Gavin Preuss Photography

‘Stand Alone’ isolates intricate details from Cotswold walks near my home. Tiny points of beauty are lost & found in the big picture.11am-6pmSt Nicholas Church, Church Road, Chadlington, OX7 3LX07879 334655www.gavinpreuss.comW | F | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

346 Susan RyanPainting, Mixed Media

Susan is partially sighted but her passion is painting. This will be her 3rd Artweeks exhibition & there are many new works.11am-6pmSt Nicholas ChurchChurch RoadChadlington, OX73LX07581 837910W | F | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

347 Josephine White | Jane Phillips Jewellery, Painting

Jane Phillips: contemporary hand-made silver jewellery. Josephine White: acrylic paintings, watercolours & cards.11am-6pmSt Nicholas ChurchChurch Road, Chadlington, OX7 3LX. 07581 837910W | F | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

348 Gerry EatonPainting

Landscape paintings & handmade prints exhibited in an atmospheric stone outbuilding.12-5pm (Sat/Sun/BHMon 11-6pm)1 Manor Farm CottagesEast EndChadlingtonOX7 3LX, 07810 884724F | OS 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30


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349 Sandra Cockburn Ceramics, Pottery

Hand-built sculptured pottery & other ceramics in a beautifully converted pig sty behind Rose Cottage.12-6pm Rose CottageEast EndChadlington, OX7 3LX07913 [email protected] | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

350 WaywoodFurniture

Bespoke furniture individually created from a range of beautiful hardwoods. Contemporary designs & exceptional craftsmanship. 11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm)Waywood, East EndChadlington, OX7 3LT01608 676433www.waywood.co.ukW | F | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

351 Oxfordshire Craft Guild Various

High quality work from some of OCG’s finest designer makers of surprising diversity. Serving tea & cakes with a raffle for visitors.11am-5pmThe Town HallChipping Norton, OX7 5AD01608 646998www.oxcg.co.ukW | F | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

352 Sophie Carson Photography

Limited edition photographic prints with inspiration from the garden.11am-6pmThe Chipping Norton Tea Set24 High StreetChipping NortonOX7 5AD07732 161295www.sophiecarson.co.ukF | R 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

353 Melanie WrightDrawing, Painting

Equestrian & landscape paintings, drawings, portraits, working sketchbooks display. Promotion of painting tuition, workshops & courses.12-6pm33 Spring StreetChipping NortonOX7 5NN01608 643546melaniewrightartist.co.uk

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354 Jonathan Moss OPCVarious

Paintings, prints & video art exploring abstraction in the urban landscape.11am-6pm (Thu/Fri 11-8; Sun 10-4pm)45 Spring StreetChipping NortonOX7 5NN07541 918667www.jonathan-moss.com

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An exhibition of unique turned pieces made from English hardwoods.10am-5pm Rockcliffe House1 Rock HillChipping NortonOX7 5BA07879 [email protected]

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356 Whispering Knights Collective Miscellaneous, Sculpture

An ephemeral, ever-changing environmental aesthetic project near the Whispering Knights Dolmen & Rollright Stones.10am-6pm Brighthill FarmLittle Rollrightnr Chipping Norton, OX7 5QTwww.whisperingknights.orgNS 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

357 13 @ Art RollrightVarious

Artists in textiles, ceramics, paper, sculpture, paintings, glass, photography. Daily demonstrations, tea & cakes.12-6pmGreat Rollright Village HallHigh StreetGreat Rollright, OX7 5RY01608 [email protected]

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358 Jo Turner, Fiona Hunter Johnston, Felicity Fox & Dave Turner Various

Unique, traditional & contemporary bespoke artwork in historical picturesque Hook Norton.11am-6pm (Sun 10am-4pm) Scotland HouseRound Close RoadHook Norton OX15 5NP01608 737419joturnersilverjewellery.co.ukW | F | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

359 Mixed BagVarious

A group of contemporary artists who exhibit nationwide, showing innovative work in ceramics, jewellery, paper & textiles.12-6pm5 Bell HillHook Norton OX15 5NG 07506 930500

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360 Sue (Susie) Wightman | Lyndsay Madigan Various

Installations by Sue Wightman alongside Lyndsay Madigan’s abstract paintings. Also animal drawings & prints.11am-6pmThe Old Mission Hall StudiosColony RoadSibford Gower, OX15 5RY07891 167485theoldmissionhallstudios.com

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361 14 @ Temple MillVarious

Forged sculpture, various art, photography, wood, jewellery, pottery, ceramic, carving, mosaic. Café. Picnic area. Email for info on artists. 10am-6pm Temple Mill, Sibford Ferrisnr Banbury OX15 5DA01295 [email protected] | F | D | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

362 Ronny Loxton Painting

Large exhibition of rural watercolour and acrylic paintings in magnificent, historic 15th century barn.11am-6pm (Sun 10-5pm)The Swalcliffe BarnSwalcliffe nr BanburyOX15 5DR01295 788146www.ronnyloxton.comW | F | D | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

363 Nigel Fletcher Painting

My annual solo show at Swalcliffe Village Hall will showcase a large collection of locally-sourced landscapes.10am-5.30pm Swalcliffe Village HallSwalcliffe nr BanburyOX15 5EQ07792 657248nigelfletcher.co.uk

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364 Roger Shapley Various

Figurative drawing & painting, landscapes, some abstracts, printmaking and some social comment. 11am-6pm Bishop Carpenter Primary School, School Lane, North Newington, OX15 6AQ01295 730466rogershapley.comW | F | R |P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

365 Sarah Smith Various

An eclectic mix of prints & paintings in landscape, abstract & illustration, with a vibrant & atmospheric feel to the artwork.11am-5pm The Old Coach House15 Church LaneMilcombe nr BanburyOX15 4SA01295 721290www.sarahbsmith.com

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366 Graham Mant WOACeramics, Pottery

Stoneware pots of ‘Pleasure & Purpose’. Come! Fondle! Enjoy! Demos. ClayPlay. Have fun! 11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm) Pig Pen PotteryOld Bridge Road, BloxhamOX15 4LY01295 721630www.grahammant.comW | F | OS | D | T | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

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An exciting opportunity to see a selection of the best artwork produced this year by Bloxham School pupils. 11am-5pmArt Studio, Bloxham SchoolBanbury RoadBloxham OX15 4PE01295 724340www.bloxhamschool.comF | OS | P | NS 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

368 Gilbert Csecs | Tracy Jane Designs Jewellery, Painting

Exciting variety of paintings, contemporary handmade jewellery & home-made cake!11am-6pm95 Broughton RoadBanburyOX16 9QH07710 486353www.gilbertspaintings.co.uk

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369 Painting

A taster exhibition by award-winning Middleton Cheney artist Caroline Chappell (venues 315 & 383).9am-6pm (Sat 9-4pm)44 Market PlaceBanburyOX16 5NW01295 207869www.hamptons.co.uk

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370 Steve Gold Photography

See an usual world through the lens of my camera. Dramatic & bold photography.11am-6pm (Thu/Fri 11-8pm) 27 Queens RoadBanburyOX16 0EB07932 164663www.stevegold.co.ukR 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

371 Rachel Cronin Painting

Vibrant watercolour & mixed media paintings alongside demonstrations in a home studio setting.12-6pm (Wed 2-6pm; Thu 12-8pm)The Garden Flat20 Marlborough RoadBanbury, OX16 5DB07966 082130rachelannecronin.blogspot.co.ukF | OS | D | R | T 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

372 Ella Hendy Painting

Beautiful, striking, full of character paintings by Ella of Ella art.11am-6pm (Thu 11am-8pm)Naomi’s Cafe Bar: Art & More67 Bridge StreetBanbury OX16 5QF01295 259795facebook.com/EllaartUKwww.naomicafebar.comF | D | R 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

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373 The Mill Arts CentreVarious

A vibrant display of work from local artists responding to the theme ‘In a Land Far Away’.10am-6pm The Mill Arts CentreSpiceball Park RoadBanbury OX16 5QE01295 279002www.themillartscentre.co.uk

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374 Claire Reika Wright Various

Figurative & abstract work on canvas & screen inspired by Shakespeare’s ‘As You Like It’.10.30am-5.30pm (Thu 10.30-8; Sun 11-4) Senecio Press Ltd11 Haslemere Way (far end)Banbury OX16 5TY07772 173670

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375 Janella Horne Painting

Striking watercolours featuring cats, hares, classic cars & flowers as part of a large lively exhibition.9am-5pm (Sun 10.30-5pm) The National Herb CentreBanbury Road, WarmingtonOX17 1DF01295 738339janellahorne.co.ukW | F | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

376 Anya SimmonsMixed Media, Painting

A contemporary collection of original paintings, giclée limited edition prints, gems & handmade crafts.9am-5pm (Sun 10.30-5pm)The National Herb CentreBanbury Road, WarmingtonOX17 1DF01926 640812www.anyasimmons.co.ukW | F | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

377 Lizzie WaterfieldPaper, Printmaking

Colourful illustrations created using hand-printing techniques & cut-paper collage.9am-5pm (Sun 10.30-5pm) The National Herb CentreBanbury Road, WarmingtonOX17 1DF07941 298805lizziewaterfieldillustration.comW | F | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

378 Martin DamenWood

Open Workshop. Maker of hand-carved spoons & bowls exhibits his work & demonstrates his craft.11am-6pm Honeysuckle CottageThe Green, Great Bourton nr Banbury OX17 1QH01295 758519www.martin-damen.co.ukOS | D | R 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

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After a spring of painting in India, come & see the results in lovely garden studio & local pub, The Bell, Great Bourton.11am-6pm Church Close HouseChurch CloseGreat Bourton OX17 1RW01295 758658www.jennyeadon.co.uk

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380 The Cool Contours Group Various

Twelve artists in one stunning location exhibiting their own work in a multitude of media.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm)Cool ContoursWarden HillChipping Campdennr BanburyOX17 1AJ01295 660755www.coolcontours.co.uk

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381 Ann CrawfordMixed Media, Printmaking

Stone lithography prints & mixed media paintings. Birds, circus & animals.2-6pmWheatsheaf HouseThe GreenCulworthnr Banbury OX17 2BB01295 [email protected]

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382 Michael Heseltine Gallery Various

Beautiful art space housing painting, prints and crafts by local artists. Supported by

9am-4pmMichael Heseltine Galleryat Chenderit SchoolArchery RoadMiddleton CheneyOX17 2QR01295 711567

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383 Caroline Chappell Drawing, Painting

Contemporary painting: a studio exhibition showing recent paintings, drawings & collages. A small selection of studies & earlier works.12-6pm (Sun 11-4pm)2A Chacombe RoadMiddleton Cheneynr Banbury OX17 2QS01295 710349www.carolinechappell.co.ukW | F | OS | D | T | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

384 Lucy Sylvester Jewellery

Jewellery inspired by the British countryside.11am-6pm Studio 2323 Wales StreetKings SuttonOX17 3RR07989 436458www.lucysylvester.com

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385 John Cox Painting

One-off retrospective featuring an array of quiet experimentation. 12-6pm (Thu 12-8pm) 37b Twyford RoadTwyfordnr BanburyOX17 3JQ01295 811 [email protected]

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386 The Katharine House Hospice Various

Paintings & other art works by patients from the Art Therapy Department at The Katharine House Hospice, Adderbury.2-4pmEast EndAdderbury, OX17 3NL01295 811866www.khh.org.uk

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387Various

Taster pieces in window and office in support of the local community.9am-6pm (Sat 9-4pm)The Old BakeryMarket PlaceDeddingtonOX15 0SE01869 876047www.hamptons.co.uk

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388 Tamsin Levene Ceramics

Wheel-based potter working mainly in stoneware using matt glazes & minimal decoration.10am-3pm (Sat/Sun 11am-5pm) Coniston HouseNew StreetDeddingtonOX15 0SP01869 [email protected]

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389 Julie Wigg Painting

New works that explore and challenge the natural landscape at the edge of abstraction.12-5pm Coach House StudioChurch StreetDeddington, OX15 0TG07919 575885www.juliewiggartist.co.ukW | F 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

390 Cliff Reeves Various

Local artist exhibiting in historical Church setting. Come & enjoy my paintings, drawings & photographs.11am-6pm (Wed 12-8pm) St James ChurchChurch StreetSomerton, OX25 6LN07766 414697cliffordreeves.co.ukW | F | D | R 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

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Diverse work from eight artists displayed alongside teas and cakes in country village hall.12-5pm Upper Heyford Village HallSomerton RoadUpper HeyfordOX25 5LB

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392 Kim SmithVarious

Ceramic art, practical pots & glass jewellery, in Village Hall with teas & cake.12-5pm Upper Heyford Village HallSomerton RoadUpper HeyfordOX25 5LB

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393 Alec JonesSculpture

A collection of sculptures depicting animals, natural forms & couples all in the forged steel medium.12-5pm Upper Heyford Village HallSomerton RoadUpper HeyfordOX25 5LBeleganceinironwork.co.uk

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394 Fleur Enser Pottery

Handmade earthenware and stoneware pottery for the home.11am-6pmThe Old RickyardChurch LaneLower HeyfordOX25 5NZ01869 347905www.fleurenser.co.ukF | OS | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

395 Jane Fitzalan Textiles

Totally textiles, beautiful unique creations. Teas & cake. Good pub in walking distance. 11am-6pm (Thu/Fri 11-8pm; Sun 10-4pm) 1 New Manor HouseSouth SideSteeple Aston, OX25 4RR07949 [email protected] 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

396 Art More LovelyVarious

Original work and reproductions for sale; tea, cake & light lunches in relaxed village setting.12-6pmHeyford HouseLower Heyfordnr BicesterOX25 5NZ07743 336872www.artmorelovely.co.uk

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397 Tina Hadley FRPS Digital Art, Photography

You will see my vision through a lens & I trust you enjoy the final interpretation.11am-6pm 14 Frances RoadMiddle Bartonnr Chipping NortonOX7 7ET01869 347542www.tinahadley.com

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398 Rachel Gallagher | David Shapiro Various

Printmaker David Shapiro & painter Rachel Gallagher exhibit new works on paper.11am-6pm Southfield HouseSandford St MartinOX7 7AG01608 683644www.rachelgallagher.com www.davidshapiro.co.uk

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399 James Jackman OASPainting

An exhibition inspired by landscape; the images explore mark-making, colour & the spatial tension between painted & collaged elements.12-6pm daily Dornley Barn, Westcote Bartonnr Chipping Norton, OX7 7AD01869 [email protected] | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

400 Chris Elmer | Richard Noviss Sculpture

An exhibition of marble, stone & wood sculpture, plasterwork & letter cutting in a workshop/studio setting.11am-6pm Asterleigh FarmOver Kiddington, OX20 1BQ07768 639914www.chriselmersculpture.co.ukW 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

401 Andrea Bates OASPainting

The colours of Scotland & other delights in pastels & oils. Parking in side road opposite, by the pub.11am-6pm HillsideOxford RoadEnstone OX7 4NE01608 677231www.andreabates.co.ukF | R 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

402 George Taylor RBSA OAS WOA | Janice Thwaites MA WOAMixed Media

Janice’s continuing ‘Silent Music’ project & George’s most recent mixed media works.12-5pm Stonewalls, Sturt RoadCharlbury OX7 3EP01608 810174www.georgetaylorart.comwww.janicethwaites.org.ukOS | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

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Enjoy exciting children’s art work, try some creative activities. Tea & cake available.1-6pm Charlbury Primary SchoolCrawboroughCharlbury OX7 3TX01608 810354www.charlbury.oxon.sch.ukW | F | R | T | NS 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

404 Workshop @ No 4Various

Silversmithing, jewellery, baskets & woven paper, abstract paintings & sculpture in the garden.12-6pm 4 Enstone RoadCharlburyOX7 3QR01608 [email protected] | F | D 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

405 Jennifer Bartlett OAS OPC WOAMixed Media, Printmaking

Exhibition of printmaking & mixed media.12-5pm Newington HouseSheep StreetCharlbury OX7 3RR

W | F 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

406 Jennifer Haxworth Pottery

Wheel-thrown stoneware pottery.12-5pm Newington HouseSheep StreetCharlbury OX7 [email protected]

W | F 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

407 Wendy A. Wilson OAS WOA Painting

Colourful abstracts in various media.12-5pm Newington HouseSheep StreetCharlbury OX73RR01608 [email protected] | OS 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

408 Lesley Earles | Elizabeth Judge WOA | Kati Eidenbenz Various

A diverse range of work including paintings, prints & multi-media objects. 11am-6pmMethodist ChurchFishers LaneCharlbury OX7 3RX

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409 Catherine Goyder Painting

Where I walked from home: landscapes from the Evenlode Valley to distant places.11am-6pm Williams LandFishers LaneCharlburyOX7 3RX01608 [email protected]

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410 Geoff Clifford | Wendy CliffordCeramics, Painting

Paintings & ceramics - a vibrant & colourful collection of recent work.11am-6pmThe Bell Inn, The Cornbury Room, Church StreetCharlbury, OX7 3PP07760 [email protected] | F | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

411 St Mary’s Church Group Various

A diverse group of artists in a bright welcoming space. Spinning demonstrations all week.11am-6pm St Mary’s ChurchChurch LaneCharlbury OX7 3PX01608 [email protected] | F | D | R 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

412 Georgia Clarke Printmaking

Woodblock & lino prints of plants, nature & architectural details; textile items; cards. 11am-6pm LongholmeMarket StreetCharlburyOX7 3PJhandmadebygeorgia.com

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413 Jane CranePainting

Oil paintings abstracted from land & sea, delighting in colour & light.11am-5pm FlowerpotMarket StreetCharlbury OX7 3PH01608 [email protected]

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414 Charlbury Pre-SchoolVarious

Beautifully displayed artwork including diwali clay pots (shown) from our budding young artists.12-5pmCharlbury Pre-SchoolThe Old Grammar SchoolPark Street, CharlburyOX7 3PS01608 811200charlburypreschool.org.ukF | R | P | NS 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

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We’re a small group who meet informally to jabber about art for enjoyment, encouragement & inspiration.11am-6pm The Studio, White Hart Cottage, Market StreetCharlbury, OX7 3PH07855 [email protected] | OS 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

416 Catherine Binnie | Helen Bull | Christine Thornton

Sculpture, painting, prints, hand-thrown & decorated pottery, saddlery & leatherwork in lovely Cotswold town.11am-6pm7 Dyers HillCharlbury OX7 3QD07450 313032catherinebinnieartist.com

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417 Sarah Pulvertaft Jewellery

Contemporary silver & gold jewellery exhibited in the workshop where they’re made.11am-6pmThe WorkshopRanger’s LodgeCharlbury OX7 3HL01608 810221www.sarahpulvertaft.com

OS | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

418 Neil CapFurniture, Sculpture

Unique, thoughtful & inspiring sculpture.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm) Hunts Copse, Wilcote RidingWilcote nr WitneyOX7 3DX01993 881830www.neilcap.com

W | F | OS | D | R | T | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

419 Richard Fox Sculpture

Sculpture, paintings & collagraphs. Please visit if interested in trying various art/sculpture techniques.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm)Hunts Copse, Wilcote RidingWilcote nr WitneyOX7 3DX07800 515952richardfox-sculpture.comW | F | OS | D | R | T | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

420&426 Jane Hathaway OAS | Crabby Taylor OAS WOA Mixed Media, Ceramics

Mixed materials on board or canvas, in vibrant acrylics, depicting places & memories; handbuilt raku, saggar & smoke-fired vessels.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm) Hunts Copse, Wilcote RidingWilcote nr Witney, OX7 3DX07717 165553/01993 881830wychwoodstudio.co.ukcrabbytaylor.comW | F | OS | D | R | T | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30


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421 Katie Hellon OASVarious

Life drawings, paintings & mosaics.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm)Hunts Copse, Wilcote RidingWilcote nr WitneyOX7 3DX01993 881830www.katiehellonartist.com

W | F | OS | D | R | T | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

422 Alison Munby Sculpture

Sculpture in stone & sand castings inspired by natural forms.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm)Hunts Copse, Wilcote RidingWilcote nr WitneyOX7 3DX01993 881830

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423 Nimmi Naidoo Printmaking

Journeys. Prints & installations of journeys taken & places along the way.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm) Hunts Copse, Wilcote RidingWilcote nr WitneyOX7 3DX01993 881830www.nimminaidoo.com

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424 Jennifer Newman Mixed Media

Mixed media maps.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm) Hunts Copse, Wilcote RidingWilcote nr WitneyOX7 3DX01993 881830www.jennifer-newman.com

W | F | OS | D | R | T | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

425 Fiona & Alec Peever Sculpture

Exhibition of hand-carved stone & bronze sculpture, & lettercutting in our new Gallery Barn.12-5pmGallery Barn, Hunts CopseWilcote nr FinstockOX7 3DX01993 868012www.alecpeever.comP 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

457 Art at Gorselands HallVarious

A celebration of artistic creativity by a designer-goldsmith, photographer, ceramicist & glass artist in gorgeous country home. 10am-4pmGorselands Hall, Boddington Lane, North Leigh nr Witney OX29 6PUdesignergoldsmith.co.uk

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AY 2016427 Janey Petterson Ceramics

‘Pots of Glory’ & ‘Images of Glory’ to uplift the spirit. Come & feast your senses....11am-6pm (Mon-Fri 11-2pm & 4-6pm)The Old ManseThe Ridings, LeafieldOX29 9NN01993 878548www.janeypetterson.co.uk

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428 Claire Fyfe-Jackson Jewellery

Exhibition of unique pieces of designer jewellery in silver & gold. Also cards.11am-6pm (Thu 11-8pm) Sarts CottageThe RidingsStonesfieldOX29 8EA01993 898327

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429 Hannelore Meinhold-Morgan OCGCeramics

One-off sculptural, wheel-thrown & hand-built earthenware & stoneware ceramics with decorative glazes.1-6pm Boot Barn PotteryBoot StreetStonesfield , OX29 8PX01993 891389

W | F | R 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

430 Carrie Stanley Drawing, Painting

Contemporary expressive portraits & studies from life using the medias of oil, watercolour, pencil & ink.11am-6pm (Thu/Fri 12-8, Sun&B/HMon 10-4) The Studio @ 3 ChurchfieldsStonesfield, OX29 8PP01993 891301www.carriestanleyartist.co.ukF | OS | D 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

431 Grey Cat Studio, Stonesfield Various

Diverse artists present new, exciting & colourful work in paint, print & textiles.11am-5pm (Weekdays by appt)Grey Cat Studio, Malton Croft,Woodlands RiseStonesfield OX29 8PL01993 [email protected]

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432 Jon Gordon | Lucy Butterwick Ceramics, Painting

Colouful paintings & simple handbuilt ceramics decorated with glaze & lustre.11am-6pm 5 Brook LaneStonesfieldOX29 8PR01993 898803www.lucybutterwick.co.ukW | F | OS | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30


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433 Maureen Gillespie Painting

Inspired by nature, three stunning collections to feed the senses: Vibrant, Coastal & Serenity.11am-6pm (Sat/Sun 12-4pm) Lavender Cottage, 153 Main Road, Long Hanboroughnr Witney, OX29 8JZ07918 186207artbymaureengillespie.co.ukOS | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

434 Norman Hayes OASPainting

Recent water colour paintings.12-6pm (Tue 12-8pm) Bladon Parish Church HallChurch StreetBladon nr WoodstockOX20 1RS01993 811814

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435 Suzanne O’Driscoll Painting, Sculpture

Paintings, sculpture & public art in contemporary first-floor studio, overlooking quarry garden. Limited parking.12-7pm Quarry Place, Grove RoadBladon nr WoodstockOX20 1RD01993 813268www.suzanneodriscoll.comOS | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

436 Peter ShrimptonMiscellaneous, Sculpture

A range of contemporary images crafted from steel to give a unique and wacky interpretation of every day form.12-6pmThe Swan HotelEynshamOX29 4PE07980 795330www.isandd.co.uk

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437 Eric White Painting

Passionate about pastel! Atmospheric interpretations of Oxford, the Cotswolds & beyond in sumptuous pastels. 11am-6pm (Sun 12-6pm)28 Mill StreetEynsham, OX29 4JS01865 722989www.ericjohnwhite-art.comF | OS | R 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

438 Jane Tomlinson Painting

Wow! Vibrant paintings of the natural world, animals & birds. Painted maps you’ll love, of Shakespeare’s plays & the shipping forecast! 12-5.30pm 18 Newland CloseEynsham, OX29 4LE01865 883861janetomlinson.comW | F | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

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Delicate yet vibrant watercolours of plants & landscapes. The large garden which inspires the artist is also open.11am-6pmMyrtle Cottage,Tanners LaneEynsham, OX29 4HJ01865 881404www.loken.co.ukF | OS 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

440 Lorna MarrisonPainting

Lorna looks for the spirit of a place within her paintings.12–11pm (Sun 12–10.30pm) The White Hart31 Newland StEynsham OX29 4LB01865 883093www.lornamarrison.com

F | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

441 Alice Walker Various

Zoomorphs, birds & trees, diverse & delicate techniques. A rare opportunity to see Alice’s work in beautiful & historic courtyard gallery.12-5pm (Fri 11-8pm)The Music RoomQueen Street (opp no 43)Eynsham, OX29 4LA07775 138315alicewalkerart.wordpress.comW | F | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

442 Andrew Hazelden OCG WOACeramics, Pottery

Hand-thrown & brush-painted functional pottery, tin-glaze & reduction fired lusterware.11am-6pm 156 Cassington RoadYarnton OX5 1QB01865 371376www.yarntonpottery.netW | F | OS | D | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

443 Kina Ceramic Design Ceramics

Luxury tableware & giftware handmade of finest English bone china accented with genuine gold.12-6pm 156 Cassington RoadYarnton OX5 1QBwww.kinaceramicdesign.com

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444 Kidlington Camera ClubPhotography

Members’ photographic prints in monochrome and colour. 9.30-5pm (Tues/Fri 9.30-7pm; Wed 9.30-1; Sat 9-4.30pm) Kidlington LibraryRon Groves House23 Oxford Road, KidlingtonOX5 2BP 01865 375869kidlingtoncameraclub.co.uk

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445 Freeborn ArtsVarious

Come and see a collection of work by local artists & photographers.2pm-6pm 23 Freeborn CloseKidlingtonOX5 2BH

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446 Artists at St Mary’sVarious

Many artists using various media, in the ancient & beautiful church of St Mary’s.12-5pm (Sat 21st 3-6pm) St Mary’s ChurchChurch Street, KidlingtonOX5 2AZ01865 375611parishofkidlington.org.uk

W | F | R | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

447 Pam Fyvie Glass

Contemporary, colourful, fused & cast glass in new studio. New exciting range of jewellery.12-6pm (Thu 12-8pm) 95 Waverley AveKidlingtonOX5 2ND01865 [email protected] | F | OS | D |T | P 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

448 Renaissance 2016Painting

Four established painters from the Woodstock area: Jennifer Brett, Rod Craig, Jacqueline Hopkins & John Somerscales.11am-6pm The Kyffin Gallery17 Market StreetWoodstock, OX20 1SU07980 [email protected] | F | D 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

449 WoldstoneJewellery

Fine jewellery & silverware by leading 21st-century studio goldsmiths & silversmiths. Join us to celebrate our anniversary of opening.10am-5.30pm (Thu 10-8, Sun 11-4pm)25 Oxford Street, Woodstock, OX20 1TH 01993 813000www.woldstone.comF 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

450 Junction Art GalleryVarious

Carefully selected crafts, jewellery & fine art by British-based & local artists. Just past The King’s Arms.11am-5pm (Sun 11-4pm)43 Oxford StreetWoodstockOX20 1TJ01993 358707junctionartgallery.co.uk

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AY 2016451 Dylan Bowen Ceramics

Slip-decorated sculptural & functional ceramics.11am-6pmThe Old Smithy12 The GreenTackleyOX53AF01869 331278www.dylanbowen.co.uk

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452 Bicester Sculpture Group Sculpture

Sculpture by many talented artists in a diverse range of materials. Shown in the George Muller Studio & surrounding gardens.11am-4pmGeorge Muller StudioThe Old Vicarage, Church StreetBicester OX26 6AY07927 144480sculptureatbicester.org.uk

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453 OYAP TrustVarious

An exhibition of local young artists’ work curated by the Youth of Bicester (YoB’s) & OYAP Trust.11-4pm (Fri 4-8pm) The Studio2 Crown WalkBicester OX26 6HY01869 602560www.oyap.org.uk

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454 OYAP TrustVarious

An exhibition created by young people working together with OYAP Trust & Elmsbrook housing development.11am-6pmElmsbrookCharlotte AveBicester, OX27 8TG01869 602560www.oyap.org.uk

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455 Alexandra Buckle Printmaking

Home studio featuring scenic linocuts inspired by the light, shadow & colour of the countryside.11am-4pm (Thu 11-8pm) 71 Bucknell RoadBicesterOX26 2DF07734 859572www.alexandrabuckle.co.uk

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456 William North Painting

Watercolours of Otmoor & Oxfordshire plus views from travels to Europe, especially Poland. Large garden with lake & ponds to enjoy.10am-6pm Oddington CrossingCharlton-on-Otmoornr Kidlington, OX5 2UN01865 331535www.williamhnorth.co.uk

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EXIndex of exhibiting artistsAbbiss-Stubbs, Sue 396Ablitt, Emma 298Abrey, Rebecca 341Acworth, Claire 33Adamson, Roslin 25Adlington, Kit 162, 195Aker, Rupert 313, 314Albeck, Pat 306Aldridge, Colin 153Allchin, Cecilia 282Allender, Elaine 47Alner, Mo 267Arlidge, Anne 137, 220, 351Armitage, Pamela 106, 137, 195Attewill, Caddy 198Auckland, Alice 206Avery, Susan 103Bainbridge, Christine 192Baldwin, Lauren 24Balmer, Jenny 327Banerji, Sara 6Bankes, Juliet 359Bannerman, Sarah 266Barry, Nicolette 260Bartlett, Gareth 357Bartlett, Jennifer 405Batchelor, Ann 282Bates, Andrea 401Bayliss, Maranda 359Beatson Wood, Angela 6Beer, Julia 452Beinart, Jane 17Belcher, Lee 411Bell, John 452Benfield, Valma 357Benjafield, Dilys 189Bennett, Leonie 129Berger, Judith 107, 137Berger, Michael 107, 137Bicknell, Maggie 120Biggs, Alan 66Bignold, Bruce 209Binnie, Catherine 416

Birchall, Jackie 191Blackman, Anne 3Blake, Phill 262Blakemore, David 357Blandy, John 178Blenkinsop, Tess 131Blok, Edmund 396Blythe, John 253Boisot, Abigail 396Bond , Sarah 264Bond , Sasha 264Boning, Anne 322Boreham, Chris 205Bortoli, Piero 55Borzymowska, Izabela 239Bosher, Gary Thrupp OX5 Bosley, Jo 241Boswell, Laura 275Bowen, Dylan 451Bowler, Lucy 359Boyle, Marie 142Boyle, Marie 452Brann, Frances 201Braziers Park 229Brett, Jennifer 448Bridgewater, Suzanne 14Brodribb, Catriona 279Brooke-Little, Merlin 396Brooks, Adrian 200Brown, Bil 452Brown, David 452Brown, Glyn 256Bruce, Eleanor 68Brunskill, Susanna 235Buckle, Alexandra 267, 455Bud, Henrietta 452Bull, Helen 416Bull, Martyn 280Burnett, Tina 332Burrell, Laurence 38Butterfield, Neil 175Butterwick, Lucy 432Campion, Stella 258Cannings, Lance 278Cap, Neil 418

Care, Peter 303Carruthers, Cleo 357Carruthers, Richard 231Carson, Sophie 352Carswell, Clare 415Cash, Martin 267Cashman, Sue 169Castle, Henry 361Castle, Sharon 206Cattle, Chris 446Cattle, Liese 446Cave, Sue 143Chadwick, Juliet 108Chafer, Miesje 94Chamberlain, Mary 54Chappell, Caroline 315, 369, 383Chaperon, Régis 150Charles, Melanie 267, 325, 326Clarke, Georgia 412Cleland, Becky 184Clements, Alison 308Clements, Simon 205, 308Clifford, Geoff 410Clifford, Wendy 410Clutton-Brock, Eleanor 25, 338Coates, Marion 411Cochrane, James C. 135Cockburn, Sandra 349Coker, Kate 195, 262, 351Colchester, Jill 339Coleman, Jo 294Coleridge, Harriet 221Collier, Jill 357Collier, Michael 446Collins, Marjorie 25, 157Conway, Jackie 25Cooper, Jill 276Cooper, June 226Corbas, Peter 239Cornwall, Susan 206Corrall, Bronwen 361Corrigan, Tamsin 24Corry, Emma Louise 199Court, Alison 187Court, Sophie 195

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EXHarrison, Andrew 311, 351Harrison, Lyn 241Harrison Caban, Barbara 149Harvey, Jan 324Hashmi, Asma 160Hathaway, Jane 420Haxworth, Jennifer 406Hayden, Brenda 361Hayes, Norman 434Hazelden, Andrew 442Hellon, Katie 421Hemery, Gabriel 205Hemmings, GV 411Hendy, Ella 372Henshaw, Elena 40Hill, Susan 258Hine, Susan 267Hirsch, Vicky 73Hislop, Amanda 283Hoare, Toddy 95Hobson, Stephanie 446Hoffman, Beatrice 272Holland, Ann 446Holloway, Elaine 334Holt, Edith 105Holt, Jonathan 151Holuj, Kirsteen 452Hope, Jane 37Hopkins, Jacqueline 448Hopkins-Searle, Kate 325Horne, Janella 375Houghton, Susanna 181Howarth, Roy 152Huddleston, John 165, 262Hughes, Rhian 116Hughes, Wendy 261Hughes, Wren 25Hugill, Enid 357Hunter Johnston, Fiona 358Hurst, Lizzie 111Ifill, Julie 4Image, Mazz 10Ions, Neil 332Irving, Rodas 205Irving, Simon 207Isaacson, Kassandra 96

Jackman, James 399Jackson, Jeanne 194, 195Jackson, Kurt 90James, Trudi 258Jeff, Cathryn 411Jeffs, Patrick 190Jennison, Mike 11Jennison, Netta 11Johns, Gena 70Johnson, Tlws 195, 351Jones, Alec 393Jones, Alison 105, 258Jones, Patsy 277Jones, Sue 452Judge, Elizabeth 408Kantorowicz, Nicola 275Karatzios, Sarah 446Kenner, Rahima 112Kenyon, Vanessa 258Kerr, Lin 235, 275Kerridge, Stefanie 267Kimminau, Sally 452Kina (Gorska) 443King, David 357Kirkham, Elizabeth 446Knowland, Isabel 411Knowland, Mary 335Koene, Brenda 24Koomen, Philip 205, 227Kreter, Nadine 258Lafford Garside, Vikki 195Lancaster, Allan 282Lancaster, Peter 206Larcombe, Lisa 258Lawrence, Richard 30Lea, Barnaby 323Lelliott, Calliste 51Lester, Graham 351Lester, Karen 359Levell, Sally 43Levene, Tamsin 388Lever, Anna 307Lever, Ticia 351Light, Mike 282Lindsay, James 411Lines, Jenny 431

Linton, Liz 105, 351Lisa Marie 457 p100Loken, Julia 439Lord, Karen 344Lord, Mark 457 p100Lowe, JB 196Lowe, Ann 431Lowry, Mary 222Loxton, Ronny 362Lynn, Kay 404Maas, Caroline 98Mackay, Jon 415Mackenzie, Ross 7Madigan, Lyndsay 360Maiden, Emma 415Mallows, Muriel 163Mann, Lis 357Manson, Andrew 8, 83 & p20Mant, Graham 366Marchant, Sarah 203Marcus, Annia 195Marr, Judy 105Marrison, Lorna 440Marshall, Jo 296Marsland, Ken 446Martin, Andrew 132Massiah, Jenny 336Mayoux-Andrews, Emma 24Mazz Image 10McLaurin, Jacqueline 282McNamee, Kay 258Mead, Valerie 62Meara, Rosemary 446Meinhold-Morgan, Hannelore 429Merritt, Karen 260Messer, Ken 235Meynell, Caroline 145Miller, Miranda 73Miller & Jeeves 351Milne, Terry 73Milroy, James 140Minter, Paul 258Mitchell, Polly 124Mollison, Jane 122Monteath, Stephanie 265Mook, Sarah 457 p100

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Cowdry, Mary 205Cox, John 385Cradock, Inge 105Craig, Fredrica 396Craig, Rod 448Crane, Jane 413Crawford, Ann 381Croft, Tom 172Cronin, Rachel 371Cropper, Louise 225Cross, Janet 168Crowshaw, Jennifer 310Crowson, Neville 308Csecs, Gilbert 368Cullen, Margaret 25Cumming, Vicky 173Daggitt, Steve 446Damen, Martin 378Dargay, Joyce 452Darr, Aisha 160Daunt, Kate 361Davie, Rhona 267Davies, Charlie 173, 244, 258Davis, Clare 256Davis, Emma 25, 26Davis, Joe 75Davis, Tony 396de Bruin, Matthee 24de Jong, Erik 202Dearlove, Valerie Anne 210Dickens, Philippa 320Diggle, Gillian 203Dillon, Anna 237Dixon, Jo 59Doherty, Itsuko 87Donaldson, Melanie 60Donnelly, Ann 375-377 (460)Dorrity, Sally 25, 27Dove, Phillip 174Drew, Ben 287Drew, Patricia 446Drew, Sue 287Ducker, Rachel 118Duff, Jane 204Dunford Wood, Elinor 361Dunn, Margaret 282

Durham, Leslie 4Durrant, Nicola 361Dutton, Joan 262Eadon, Jenny 379Eagle, Harriet 128, 396Earl, Rosemary 4Earles, Lesley 408Early, Genny 396East, Simon 179Eaton, Gerry 348Eccles, Anthony 12Edwards, Peter 308Eidenbenz, Kati 408Ellett, Natalie 260Elmer, Chris 400Elmore, Pat 297Elston, Charlotte 262Endicott, Jill 361Endsor, Rosie 188England, Mike 119Enser, Fleur 394Everett, Angela 357Exley, Ewa 4Fairbairn, Kate 325Fairfax-Cholmeley, Rosie 179Farley, Peter 301Farrands, Robert 45Fermor, Emily 325Fitzalan, Jane 395Fletcher, Liz 351Fletcher, Nigel 363Foster, Kathleen 276Fox, Felicity 358Fox, Hilary 43Fox, Richard 419Foye, Patrick 308Frank, Dianne 154Franklin, Charlotte 250Franklin, Peter 446Fraser, Siobhan 109Freeman, Patricia 404Friedemann, Trish 446Frishberg, Tam 105, 155Frost, Priscilla 411Fulljames, Penelope 342Fyfe-Jackson, Claire 428

Fyvie, Pam 447Gale, Derek 292Gallagher, Rachel 398Ganney, Susan 208Garnett, Alison 216Garraway, Marylyn 262Gearing, Hazel 260Genillard, Soizick 404Gibbs, Margaret 343Gill, Andy 361Gillespie, Maureen 433Glynne Jones, Antonia 25Goddard, Victoria Zoe 163, 195Gold, Steve 370Golding, Jo 267Gordon, Jon 432Gorska, Kina 443Gosling, Yvonne 110Goyder, Catherine 409Gracie, Sarah 42Green, Diana 322Greene, Michele 452Greer, Jenny 267Gregory, Flora 452Griffiths, Eirian 188Grose, Julie 44, 267Guerra, Solidea 246Gulliver, Sian Ruby 256Gussin, Judith 195, 351Gwynn-Jones, Nicki 313, 316Hadley, Tina 397Hailstone, John 211Hainsworth, Jane 156Hallam, Martin 342-347Hamand, Mike 148Hamill, Nathalie 262, 351Hamilton, James 446Hammond, Judith 359Hanson, Jane 105, 187, 351Harben, Caroline 457 p100Harborne, Katharine 4Harcourt, Geoffrey 218Harriman, Samuel 24Harris, Caroline p100Harris, Georgie Louise 24Harris, Sarah 258


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EXSpring, Michael 361Squires, Victoria 206Stacey, Pip 269Stagg, Selma 351Stanley, Carrie 430Stephen, John 213, 258Stevenson, Michelle 325Steward, Tim 54Stillwell, Jane 361Stockwin, Audrey 105Stokes, Gordon 58Stone, Amanda 195Storrs, Charlotte 249Strange, Robert 240Strother, Jane 2Studdert, Elizabeth 452Sutcliffe, Debbie 30Swain, Ruth 248Sylvester, Lucy 384Tancock, Angela 267Taylor, Caroline 258Taylor, Crabby 420(426)Taylor, George 402Teall, Liz 105Tennent, Bridget 411Tennent, Valerie 258Tennyson, Lucy 170Teper, Danielle 446Thomas, Bee 236Thomas, Ingrid 130Thomas, Paul 217Thompson, Andrew 262Thompson, Louise 293Thompson, Marc 25Thompson, Sophie 323Thomson, Tony 121Thornton, Christine 105, 416Thulin, Sam 294Thwaites, Janice 402Todd, Wendy 333Tomkins, Teresa 278Tomlinson, Jane 438Townsend, Christopher 325, 330Townsend, Margaret 294Tracy Jane 368Tremaine, Dawn 452

Tucker, John 411Tucker, Rosemary 446Turnbull, Kate 182Turner, David 358Turner, Jo 358Turner, Kathy 1Turner, Ron 267Tutton, Lesley 239Tyack, Irene 321van Noort, Emma 24Varley, Penny 41, 357Vigers, Maria 46Vogt, Karen 294von Stumm, Johannes 281Wadham , Samantha 285Waldmann, Judie 147Walker, Alice 441Walker, Andrew John 73Walker, Chris 262Walker, Louise 337Wallace, Rose 25, 29Wallington, Michele 302Walton, Andrew 102Warburton, Pixie 273Ward Shanks, Pamela 282Washbrook, Angela 4Waterfield, Lizzie 377Waterhouse, Mick 452Wates, Anna 150Watkins, Tommy 22Wealsby, Jennifer 357Webb, Denny 230Webster, Jo 294Webster, Kathy 293Weinstock, Sue 177Wenden, Sarah 36Westerman, Linda 357Wheatley, Bridget 50Wheeler, Susan 259White, Eric 437White, Gill 359White, Helen 71, 73White, Josephine 347Whitmore, Athol 139Whitten, Gill 282Wigg, Julie 389

Wightman, Sue/Susie 360Wilkinson, Jan 357Williams, Bridget 141Williams, Deborah 72, 73Williams, Frances 307Williams, Lesley 307Wilmore, Margaret 431Wilson, Robin 179Wilson, Wendy A. 407Winter, Michele 267Winthorpe Kendrick, Helen 216Withers, Sara 267, 288Wood, Mark 239Woods, Rachel 452Worrall, Tris 361Wright, Claire Reika 374Wright, Dawn 252Wright, Melanie 353Wright, Susan 274Wyatt, Sally 318Yong, Charlotte 205Young, Ali 9Young, Helen J 234Zinovieff, Annabelle 294

Galleries and business exhibitionsa+b furniture 284Art Jericho 102Arts At The Old Fire Station 78Bates And Lambourne 186Burford Affordable Art Gallery 313Cornerstone 242, 243Crafts On High 85Hamptons International 8, 136, 369, 387Junction Art Gallery 450Michael Heseltine Gallery 382Poseytude Gallery 81Sarah Wiseman Gallery 139SOTA Gallery 309The Jam Factory 74The Turrill Sculpture Garden 137Waywood 350

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Moor, Malcolm 113Morgan, Hannah 446Morgans, Becky 114Moriarty, Elizabeth 171Morris, Alison 176Moss, Jonathan 354Mowat, Linda 404Moxley, Susan 134Munby, Alison 422Munby, Teresa 93Murphy, Ros 260Mynall, Alan 25Naidoo, Nimmi 423Newey, Jonathan 275Newhofer, Wendy 137Newman, Jennifer 424Newman, John 291Newson, Elaine 263Nolan, Pauline 333Norris, Philippa 161North, William 456Noviss, Richard 400Nutt, Claire Louise 267O’Connor, Marieke 4, 5O’Driscoll, Suzanne 435O’Sullivan, Christine 25Opher, Anna 61Organ, Ken 25Orrom Swan, Melissa 193Paine, Hilary 361Pakeman, Helen 298Palmer, Guen 164, 328Parker, Jessica 312Parker-Woolway, Tara 289, 300Parrey, John 223Parsons, Nicki 73Paton, Becky 84Paylor, David 49Payne, Barbara 258Payton, Anne 224Peart, Jane 99Peeters, Vital 137, 158Peever, Alec 425Peever, Fiona 425Pepper, Derek 294Pepper, Pam 294

Petterson, Janey 427Phelan, Philippa 415Philips, Janine 185Phillips, Jane 347Phillips, Lucy 36Phipps, Rosie 159Pickford, Jenny 361Pigott, Jezella 205Pilgrim, Lynn 446Pimbert, Ilona 290Piriou, Annik 115Podesta, Claire 183Pomeroy, Christopher 153Powell, Hugo 138Preuss, Gavin 345Price, Lizzy 247Pulvertaft, Sarah 417Radbone, Jacky 340Radford, Sarah 48Read, Cathy S R 267Redman, Philippa 20Reece, Susanna 7Reeves, Cliff 390Remington, Louise 296Rhys, Morna 25, 28Rich, Sharon 295Richens, Karena 258Ritchie, Jan 74Ritson, Caroline 170Roberts, Marjut 288Roberts, Prinkie 31Robinson, Jim 91Robinson, Yvonne 288Robinson-Spoon, Hester 258Rockwell, Paloma 18, 25Rose, Vikki 267Rothero, Chris 313, 317, 452,Rothery, Ruth 245Rounce, John 294Ruiz Agüí, Ana 150Rushbrooke, Sarah 233Rutter, Harriet 266Ryan, Susan 346Ryder, Gregory 206Sabin, Jonquil 361Sabo, Cassandra 34

Sadler, Claire Christie 144Sanders, Martin 355Sarosi, Mia 219Saunders, Clare 299Sawano, Takashi 126Sellers, Paul 205Scheller , Krystina 202Schofield, Diana 189Schofield, Hannah 189Scott, Neil 205Scott Mathews, June 25Searby, Louise 319, 325Shakerchi, Stella 101Shakespeare, Francesca 133Shapiro, David 398Shapley, Roger 364Sharpe, Ishtar 262Shaw, Barbara 351Shelton, Hugh 63Shepherd, Louise 212Shepherd, Tim 446Sherlaw-Johnson, Rachael 431Shock, Katherine 166Shock, Richard 167, 329Shrimpton, Peter 436Shuckburgh, Pip 304Side, Sue 265Simmons, Anya 376Skertchly, Oli 51Slater, Libby 43Sloan, Annie 19Slorach, Margaret 431Smith, Amanda 267Smith, Daniel 117Smith, Kim 392Smith, Martin 25, 146Smith, Roger 214Smith, Sarah 365Sollis, Mo 262Somerfield, Jean 123Somerscales, John 448Sorabji, Kate 69Soskice, Alison 4Spackman, Sarah 64Spencer, Ann 232Spencer, Sally 258


West Ox Arts Gallery 305Woldstone 449

Group exhibitions 10 Potters 10513 @ Art Rollright 35714 @ Temple Mill 361All Saints Artists 206Ardington School of Crafts: Tutors’ Show 275Art at Gorselands Hall 457Art at St Andrew’s 4Art in the Barn 262Art More Lovely 396Artists @ The Shaven Crown 325Artists at Rectory House 189Artists at St Mary’s 446Artists of Letcombe 282Berlin Walls 251Bicester Sculpture Group 452Blewbury 4 239Boathouse View 260Cool Contours Group 380Five at Aston Pottery 308Great Coxwell Artists 294Grey Cat Studio, Stonesfield 431Jabber 415Klick: Oxford-Leiden 24Mill Arts Centre, The 373Mixed Bag 359Oxfordshire Craft Guild 195, 351Oxford Printmakers 21Peach Croft Barn Artists 258Renaissance 2016 448Sculpture at Kingham Lodge 331SJE Arts Cloister Gallery 25St Mary’s Church Group, Charlbury 411St Michaels CE Primary School 15Sylva Wood Centre 205Stone at The Mole Inn 197The Turrill Sculpture Garden 137Village Arts 267

wocART 73Workshop @ No: 4 404

Non-selling exhibitionsAbingdon Preparatory School 270Amy Surman School Of Jewellery 53Annie Sloan & Friends 19Archway Foundation - Serving Those Hurt By Loneliness 82Ark T Centre, The 52Art Studio Jericho 104ArtWorks School Of Art And Design 39Bloxham School 367Braziers Park 229Brookes Degree Show 2016 13Charlbury Pre-School 414Charlbury Primary School 403Everyone’s An Artist With Sustainable Wallingford 215Freeborn Arts 445Harris Manchester College 88Katharine House Hospice, The 386Kidlington Camera Club 444Larkmead School 458Life@Cornerstone 242Likeness Press 23, 35Modern Art Oxford 80Noisy Collages 97OutlineVine 32OVADA 76Oxford Anagama 180Oxford Bury Knowle Art Group 92Oxford Department Of International Development 89Oxford Hackspace 77Oxford Ikebana Study Group 125Oxford Photographers 100Oxford Pride 79Oxfordshire Mind 255

OYAP Trust 453, 454Pop-up Artists 257Sculpture Workshops Oxford 271South Oxford Community Association 57SS Philip & James VA Primary School 127St Ebbe’s Primary School 67St Edmund Hall 86St Luke’s Church 56St Matthew’s Church 65Style Acre 238Supernormal Art & Music Residency 228Upper Heyford Artists 391Whispering Knights Collective 356Whispers 153Youth Art At The Vine 286

Non-exhibiting membersBaxter, JennyEllis, BelindaGascoigne, LizGoldsmith, RichardGreen, JillHill, KeithKojelyte-Marrow, DaivaLillywhite, JoanneMuddiman, LoisTacq, ChristineWessel, Fergus

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