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Weekend (1) July 2 – 3Weekend (2) July 9 – 10Weekend (3) July 16 – 17Weekend (4) July 23 – 2411 am – 6 pm

Meet the artists in

their studios

Cambridge Open Studios exists for the purposes of promoting the making of original works of art and craft, and to provide an opportunity for the public to become involved in the arts by meeting artists in their studios, seeing their work and how it is produced.

You can see the work of our artists and plan your visit on our website.

2011It was Julia Ball in the early 1960s who unwittingly sowed the idea for Cambridge Open Studios by opening her home in Beche Road, Cambridge to coincide with the then lavish Cambridge Festival. I lived nearby on the busy Newmarket Road, living in the kitchen, painting in my bedroom, framing in the front room, while ignoring the front bedroom for its invasive traffic and the bus stop perfectly sited for gaping upper-deckers. Plein air painting was my release. With worthier premises I might well have followed Julia’s example.

For my sins and sustenance I had taken up reviewing Art for the Cambridge News, taking in the first few open studios until, with so many gallery shows during the festival, I had to leave them out. Daylight was for painting, the late evening for writing and I seldom took my copy in to the Cambridge News offices before midnight, a suspicious time to be lurking about.

Moving back to my native village was such a relief and my lovely partner, Jean, urged me to join the burgeoning Open Studios now that I had the premises to give welcome, but I postponed it for preferring the weekends free for our various excursions. Sadly then, it was her premature death that persuaded me to join.

It works best for me using all four weekends, but this deprives me of the opportunity of seeing how my fellow artists prepare themselves. But visitors fill me in and leave me in no doubt about the miracles of creativity within easy reach – and not only during the month of July. We are individuals, uncompetitive, welcoming, self-supporting friends. Monet was still painting when I was born! Longevity aside, please don’t miss me out!

Anthony Day

Anthony Day and Christine Fox, another founder member of Cambridge Open Studios, were both recently made Honorary Members as a tribute to their dedication and long years of service to the organisation.

Cambridge Open Studios 2011

In the 1960s, artists in Cambridge were among the first in the country to throw open their studio doors and invite local people in to discover how original works of art and crafts are made. This was part of a movement to demystify the arts, take them off their elite pedestals, reinvigorate and democratise them and make them available to all. Now, open studio events take place all over the UK and in many other countries. Anthony Day, whose welcome to our Open Studios 2011 is on the front cover flap of this guide, was one of that original group and still opens his studio to the public every July.

Back then, Tony lived in Cambridge; now he lives in Wicken, and Cambridge Open Studios has spread out in a similar way, to encompass an area stretching from Ely, Littleport and Prickwillow in the North to Saffron Walden and Great Dunmow in the South, from Over and Huntingdon in the West, to Soham and Fordham in the East.

The yellow flags flying outside each venue have become a fixture in the cultural landscape, and this year 240 artists are taking part in over 200 locations, with a good half of those sites being ‘out of town’. Moreover, in an era of cuts and belt-tightening, Cambridge Open Studios is completely free. Visiting our studios will not cost you a penny in Council or Income Tax as we receive no grants, no hand-outs and no subsidies.

What links all those studios and workshops, and the people who work in them, is the idea that art, craft and creativity should be very much part of everyday life and of local communities. Open Studios is about forging a lasting relationship between local people and local makers, and about making art affordable and open to all. It is our opportunity to welcome you into our studios and your opportunity to purchase or commission a piece of work direct from its creator. That way you can help us survive and thrive as an essential and integral creative force in Cambridgeshire life.

So enjoy exploring our studios and take something home to mark the occasion!

Roger Coleman Chairman, Cambridge Open Studios

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• One artist at this location

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In-town studios

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Introduction:�Anthony�Day� front flapMap:�In-town�studios� inside front flapAlphabetical list of artists� 2List of artists by discipline� 4

In-town studios 8Cambridge�Northwest� 9Cambridge�Northeast� 13Cambridge�Southeast� 17Cambridge�Southwest� 30South�Cambs�DC� 34

Out-of-town studios 36Huntingdon�DC� 37East�Cambs�DC� 38South�Cambs�DC� 45Uttlesford�DC� 57

Gallery�listings� 60List�of�non-participating�artists� 62Acknowledgements� 67

Other maps:�Ely,�Saffron�Walden,�Fulbourn� 72Map:�Out-of-town�studios� inside back flapChairman’s message:�Roger�Coleman� back flap

Contents

Weekend (1) July 2 – 3Weekend (2) July 9– 10Weekend (3) July 16 – 17Weekend (4) July 23– 24

11 am – 6 pm

The�Cambridge�Open�Studios�Guide��is�available�throughout�the�area�from�shops,�libraries,�tourist�information�centres�and�Kettle’s�Yard.�FREE

Over 200 artists in Cambridgeshire open their doors for 4 weekends in July

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Name� Studio�numberAbbott, Nick & Kathleen 179

Abbott, Paul 120

Albutt, Virginia 83A

Allan, Lorraine 144

Anderson, Geertje 54B

Attwood, Lotte 26

Austin, Mishtu 90A

Bailey, Katy 45A

Bailey, Keith 30A

Baj, Ramzieh 175

Baker, Terry 138

Ball, Julia 44

Barbaroux, Marine 22

Bartlett, Celia 178

Batty, Derek 14

Beard, Terry 112A

Berwick, Lyn 114

Biggs, Ann 98

Blaine, Madeleine 4

Blakely, Matthew 123

Boulton, Miranda 58

Bracey, Ian 73A

Braithwaite, Althea 152A

Bristow, Elizabeth 6B

Bristow, Anna 6A

Broderick, Laurence 97

Brown, David 54C

Bruun, Birgitte 56

Burnett, Elizabeth 133

Butler, Jim 53

Cambridge Artworks Group 9A

Carlyle, Susan 42

Cash, Paul 155

Catling, Rosemary 32

Cavaciuti, Peter 1

Chadtrakul-Na-Ayutthaya, Ti 78

Christie, Neil 50

Clark, John 51A

Clark, Bruce 108

Clark, Gavin 77

Clarke, Helen 125

Cochran, Abi 126A

Coleman, Roger 113A

Collins, Hannah 45B

Colquhoun, Frances 85B

Cooper, Kaela-Ann 172

Corder, Eve 21A

Cornish, Charlotte 20

Crouchman, Clare 163

Cullum, Rosemary 75

Culver, Anne 23

Cupitt, Susan 25

Curtis, Marion 59A

Damian, Mihaela 73B

Davies, Sheena 31A

Day, Anthony 111

de Cordova, Gail 63

de Rond, Roxana 84B

de Vries Winter, Tamar 102B

Djazmi, Mohammed 15

Name� Studio�numberDodsworth, Kay 165A

Dormor, Rachel 10

Duff, Lindsay 55

Dunham, Sally 115

Eddy, Sue 92

Edwards, Paul 49

Ellison, Carole 33

English, Andy 99

Evans, Jane 71

Faulkner-Dunkley, Karen 83B

Ferrari, Gina 131

Field, Helen Imogen 45C

Fisher, Eithne 70

Fordham, Jill 45D

Forward, Caroline 101A

Foxley, Anne 176A

Foxley, Alan 176B

Fraser, Mel 127

Galloway, Antonia 117B

Galloway, Ursula 117A

Gardner, Neil 59B

Garrick Green, Anstey 94

Gherardi, Gina 35

Glyde, Jacqueline 93

Godfrey, Lesley 95A

Godwood, Fran 168

Gordon, Emi 41B

Gorman, Juliet 146

Greene, Helena 39

Gretton, Hilary 143

Hadjioannou, Helena 67

Halasovski, Penny 153

Halewood, Rachel 47

Harlow, Barbara 105

Harrison, Jeff 154

Hawkins, Ruth 45E

Hébert, Nadine 16

Heeps, Richard 45F

Hinde, Mary 61

Hinton, Pam 165B

Hollidge, Jane 137B

Hollidge, Colin 137A

Hopkinson, Anthony 85A

Howieson, Claire 124B

Hullyer, Alison 161

Humphrey, Mark 130A

Humphreys, Helen 159

Hunt, Vicky 45G

Ian, Carrie 73C

Ilett, Rebecca 54D

Janssens, Paul 118

Jarvis, Emily 73D

Johnson, Constance 18A

Jones, Andrew 106

Joseph, Esther 9B

Jost, Tina 121

Juett, Nicholas James 28

Karolia, Kari 122

Kazemi, Diana 45H

Kerrecoe, Craig 11B

Name� Studio�numberKerridge, Fruzsina 18B

King, Kate 34

Klug, Katharina 62

Lahti, Eva 130B

Langley, Derek 66A

Langley, Jenny 66B

Lankester, Estelle 109

Leech, Jill 177

Lewis, Sonia 100B

Lewis, John 100A

Lichterman, Heidi 124A

Link House Group 5

Lintott, Harriet 88

Litherland, Alison 9C

Lockwood, Chris 151

Mace, Maureen 13A

MacPhail, Amanda 156

Marsh, Yasmin 171

Martino, Helen 3

Mason, Enid 141

Max, Melanie 107

McGill, John 148A

McGirr, Barbara 101B

Melia, Lia 150

Mellor, Angela 102A

Meyler, Deborah 60

Middlemass, Suzanne 40

Mills, Tony 69

Mitchell, Emma 119

Moggridge, Clare 134

Moreno, Carlos 64A

Moss, Derek 148B

Moult, Sue 83C

Moyes, Amanda 140

Mulvey, Jeremy 129A

Munn, Edward 126B

Murfitt, Stephen 112B

Murray, Melissa Pierce 83D

Nariuchi, Maki 41A

Nicholls, Jeremy 124C

Nisbet, Marcus 65

Ogilvy, Catriona 170

Ogilvy, Jill 102C

Ollett, Margaret 8

Owen, Elspeth 91

Page, Carol 147A

Painters and Sculptors at the Pitt 29

Palmer, Sarah 135

Parfitt, Adrian 145

Park, Kye Sook 46C

Park, Gilbert 166

Parker, Loren 13B

Parker, Edward 152B

Parker, Cathy 27

Parker-Jervis, Victoria 174

Peakin, Susan 68

Pearl, Susan 79

Perryman, Jane 74A

Phillippo, Roger 139

Pocock, John 76

Name� Studio�numberPowell, Janet 158

Powys, Nicola 17

Priestley, Chris 51B

Pye, Anna 132

Rees, David 81

Reilly, Sally 113B

Reut, Helena-Alexandra 87

Riveros, Valentina 64B

Rodhouse, Paul 11C

Rose, Dittany 19

Rowan 24

ROX & Perjink 43

Rubinstein, Ninette 21B

Sasaki, Noriko 46B

Scarborough, Diana 31B

Seddon, Geoff 136B

Seddon, Joyce 136A

Selby-Altham, Rowena 173

Sinclair, Carol 169

Smith, Ken 152C

Srivastava, Munni 104

St Barnabas Press 46A

Stamper, Karen 57

Stark, Rebecca 84A

Starke, Bettina 74B

Stemp, Isobel 80A

Stemp, Robin 80B

Stief, Daniela 162

Tait, Alison 12

Talbot, Jennifer 2

Taylor, Tricia 149

Thomas, Chris 160

Three Men In A Quandary 36

Thwaites, Geoff 7

Toop, Heloise 72

Tordoff, John 37

Tuchel, Adrian 89

Tun, Rebecca 128B

Tun, Anna 128A

Tunmer, Jo 11A

Tyler, Helen 95B

Van Valkenburg, Susan 157

Vigliotti, Sarah 164

Villiers, Sonia 83E

Vincent, JJ 54A

Walden, Jill 90B

Walker, Joanna Autumn 116

Walmsley, Dan 142

Walsh, Sarah 167

Warmsley, Neil 30B

Warren, Cheryl 48

West, Carl 129B

Westbrook, Mike 147B

Westoby, Pippa 9D

Wiles, Colin 52

Willis, Claire 82

Wiltshire, John 38

Wolfson College Group 86

Wood, Chris 110

Yedigaroff, Marina 103

Alphabetical�list�of�artists

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Batik�painting

90A Austin, Mishtu 2�3

41A Nariuchi, Maki 2�3

90B Walden, Jill 2�3

82 Willis, Claire 1�2�3�4

Ceramics/Pottery

123 Blakely, Matthew 2�3

163 Crouchman, Clare 2�3

25 Cupitt, Susan 1�2�3�4

10 Dormor, Rachel � 2�3�4

115 Dunham, Sally 1�� 3

176A Foxley, Anne 2�3

176B Foxley, Alan 2�3

146 Gorman, Juliet � � 3�4

137B Hollidge, Jane 1�2

159 Humphreys, Helen 2�3

45H Kazemi, Diana 1�2�3�4

34 King, Kate 2�3

62 Klug, Katharina � 2�3�4

100B Lewis, Sonia � � 3�4

156 MacPhail, Amanda 1�2�3�4

3 Martino, Helen 1�2

102A Mellor, Angela 1�2�3�4

112B Murfitt, Stephen 1�2�3�4

91 Owen, Elspeth 2�3

147A Page, Carol � � 3�4

13B Parker, Loren � 2�3�4

74A Perryman, Jane 2�3

139 Phillippo, Roger 1�2�3�4

113B Reilly, Sally 1�2�� 4

162 Stief, Daniela 1�� 3

157 Van Valkenburg, Susan � � 3�4

54A Vincent, JJ � 2�3�4

Collage

57 Stamper, Karen 1�2

Digital�art

69 Mills, Tony 1�2�3�4

116 Walker, Joanna Autumn � 2�3�4

Drawing/Illustration

98 Biggs, Ann 1�� 3�4

53 Butler, Jim 1�� 3

84B de Rond, Roxana 2�3

47 Halewood, Rachel 2�3

121 Jost, Tina 1�� 3

126B Munn, Edward 1�� 3

170 Ogilvy, Catriona 2�3

Furniture�making

179 Abbott, Nick & Kathleen � 2

100A Lewis, John � � 3�4

124C Nicholls, Jeremy � 2�3

145 Parfitt, Adrian � 2�3

Glass

152A Braithwaite, Althea � 2�3�4

45D Fordham, Jill � � 3�4

109 Lankester, Estelle 1�2�3�4

7 Thwaites, Geoff 1�2

110 Wood, Chris 1�� 4

Jewellery

144 Allan, Lorraine � � 3�4

4 Blaine, Madeleine 1�� 3�

56 Bruun, Birgitte 1�2�� 4

126A Cochran, Abi 1�� 3�

45B Collins, Hannah 1�2��

59A Curtis, Marion � � 3�4

55 Duff, Lindsay 1�2�� 4

83B Faulkner-Dunkley, Karen 1�2��

35 Gherardi, Gina � � 3�4

153 Halasovski, Penny � 2�3�

61 Hinde, Mary � 2�3�

124B Howieson, Claire � 2�3�

54D Ilett, Rebecca � 2�3�4

122 Karolia, Kari � � 3�4

119 Mitchell, Emma � 2�� 4

135 Palmer, Sarah 1�2��

68 Peakin, Susan 1�� 3�4

158 Powell, Janet 1�2��

64B Riveros, Valentina 1�2��

43 ROX & Perjink 1�2��

136B Seddon, Geoff � 2�3�

74B Starke, Bettina � 2�3�

149 Taylor, Tricia � 2�3�

Metalwork/Enamelling

102B de Vries Winter, Tamar � � 3�4

152B Parker, Edward � 2�3�4

Mixed�media

138 Baker, Terry � � 3�4

6B Bristow, Elizabeth 1�2�3�4

50 Christie, Neil � 2�3�

23 Culver, Anne 1�2�3�4

94 Garrick Green, Anstey � 2�3�

16 Hébert, Nadine � 2�3�

18A Johnson, Constance 1�2��

64A Moreno, Carlos 1�2�3�

102C Ogilvy, Jill 1�2�3�4

17 Powys, Nicola � 2�3�

19 Rose, Dittany 1�2�3�

24 Rowan 1�2��

12 Tait, Alison � 2��

103 Yedigaroff, Marina 1�2�3�4

Painting

120 Abbott, Paul 1�2�3�

83A Albutt, Virginia 1�2��

45A Bailey, Katy 1�2�3�4

175 Baj, Ramzieh � � 3�4

44 Ball, Julia � 2�3�

22 Barbaroux, Marine 1�2��

14 Batty, Derek � 2�3�

112A Beard, Terry 1�2�3�4

58 Boulton, Miranda 1�2��

6A Bristow, Anna 1�2�3�4

133 Burnett, Elizabeth 1�2�3�

42 Carlyle, Susan � 2�3�4

155 Cash, Paul � � 3�4

1 Cavaciuti, Peter 1�2�3�4

78 Chadtrakul-Na-Ayutthaya, Ti � 2�3�

51A Clark, John 1�2�3�4

List�of�artists�by�disciplinewith studio numbers in blue and weekends in black.

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108 Clark, Bruce 1�� 3�4

125 Clarke, Helen � 2�3�4

85B Colquhoun, Frances � � 3�4

172 Cooper, Kaela-Ann � 2�3�4

20 Cornish, Charlotte 1�2��

75 Cullum, Rosemary 1�� 3�

73B Damian, Mihaela 1�2�3�

31A Davies, Sheena � 2�3�

111 Day, Anthony 1�2�3�4

63 de Cordova, Gail � 2�3�

15 Djazmi, Mohammed � 2�3�

165A Dodsworth, Kay � 2�3�

92 Eddy, Sue 1�2��

33 Ellison, Carole � 2�3�

71 Evans, Jane 1�2�3�4

45C Field, Helen Imogen � � 3�4

70 Fisher, Eithne 1�2��

101A Forward, Caroline � � 3�4

59B Gardner, Neil � � 3�4

168 Godwood, Fran 1�2��

39 Greene, Helena � 2�3�

143 Gretton, Hilary � � 3�

67 Hadjioannou, Helena 1�2�3�

105 Harlow, Barbara 1�� 3�

45E Hawkins, Ruth � � 3�4

165B Hinton, Pam � 2�3�

137A Hollidge, Colin 1�2��

45G Hunt, Vicky � � 3�4

73C Ian, Carrie 1�2�3�

118 Janssens, Paul 1�2�3�4

73D Jarvis, Emily 1�2�3�

28 Juett, Nicholas James 1�2�3�

11B Kerrecoe, Craig � 2��

18B Kerridge, Fruzsina 1�2��

130B Lahti, Eva 1�2��

5 Link House Group 1�2�3�

88 Lintott, Harriet 1�2��

9C Litherland, Alison 1�2��

151 Lockwood, Chris 1�2��

13A Mace, Maureen � 2�3�4

171 Marsh, Yasmin 1�2��

107 Max, Melanie � 2�3�

101B McGirr, Barbara � � 3�4

150 Melia, Lia � 2�3�

60 Meyler, Deborah � 2�3�

134 Moggridge, Clare 1�2��

83C Moult, Sue 1�2��

140 Moyes, Amanda � 2�3�4

129A Mulvey, Jeremy � 2�3�4

65 Nisbet, Marcus � 2�� 4

8 Ollett, Margaret 1�2��

46C Park, Kye Sook � � 3�

27 Parker, Cathy � 2�3�4

174 Parker-Jervis, Victoria 1�� 3�

76 Pocock, John 1�2�3�4

51B Priestley, Chris 1�2�3�4

132 Pye, Anna 1�� 3�4

87 Reut, Helena-Alexandra 1�2�3�4

11C Rodhouse, Paul � 2��

46B Sasaki, Noriko 1�2��

136A Seddon, Joyce � 2�3�

173 Selby-Altham, Rowena � 2�3�

84A Stark, Rebecca � 2�3�

80A Stemp, Isobel � 2�3�

72 Toop, Heloise 1�2�3�4

37 Tordoff, John 1�2�

89 Tuchel, Adrian � 2��

11A Tunmer, Jo � 2��

95B Tyler, Helen � 2��

83E Villiers, Sonia 1�2��

142 Walmsley, Dan � 2�3�

167 Walsh, Sarah 1�2��

30B Warmsley, Neil � 2�3�

48 Warren, Cheryl 1�� 3�4

129B West, Carl � 2�3�4

52 Wiles, Colin � 2��

38 Wiltshire, John � 2�3�4

Photography

54B Anderson, Geertje � 2�3�4

26 Attwood, Lotte � 2�3�

178 Bartlett, Celia � � 3�4

73A Bracey, Ian 1�2�3�

113A Coleman, Roger 1�2�� 4

95A Godfrey, Lesley 1��

154 Harrison, Jeff 1�2�3�

45F Heeps, Richard 1�2�3�4

66A Langley, Derek 1�� 3�

40 Middlemass, Suzanne 1�2��

166 Park, Gilbert 1�2�3�4

81 Rees, David 1�2�3�4

80B Stemp, Robin � 2�3�

160 Thomas, Chris � 2�3�

128B Tun, Rebecca 1�2�3�4

164 Vigliotti, Sarah � 2�3�

Printmaking/Book�Arts

114 Berwick, Lyn � 2�3�4

54C Brown, David � 2�3�4

32 Catling, Rosemary � 2�3�

77 Clark, Gavin 1��

49 Edwards, Paul � 2��

99 English, Andy � 2�3�

85A Hopkinson, Anthony � � 3�4

161 Hullyer, Alison � 2�3�

21B Rubinstein, Ninette � 2�3�

31B Scarborough, Diana � 2�3�

46A St Barnabas Press, James Hill 1�2��

Sculpture/Lettering

30A Bailey, Keith � 2�3�

97 Broderick, Laurence 1��

21A Corder, Eve � 2�3�

127 Fraser, Mel 1�2��

117B Galloway, Antonia � 2�3�4

41B Gordon, Emi � 2�3�

130A Humphrey, Mark 1�2��

106 Jones, Andrew 1��

9B Joseph, Esther 1�2��

148A McGill, John � � 3�4

148B Moss, Derek � � 3�4

83D Murray, Melissa Pierce 1�2��

79 Pearl, Susan � 2�3�4

169 Sinclair, Carol � 2�3�

128A Tun, Anna 1�2�3�4

147B Westbrook, Mike � � 3�4

9D Westoby, Pippa 1�2��

Textiles/Weaving

131 Ferrari, Gina � 2�3�

93 Glyde, Jacqueline � 2�3�

66B Langley, Jenny 1�� 3�

177 Leech, Jill � 2�3�4

124A Lichterman, Heidi � 2�3�

141 Mason, Enid � 2�3�

104 Srivastava, Munni 1�2�3�4

2 Talbot, Jennifer � 2�3�

Varied�Media�Artists�(Groups)

9A Cambridge Artworks Group 1�2��

29 Painters and Sculptors 2 at the Pitt

36 Three Men In A Quandary � � 3�4

86 Wolfson College Group � 2�3�

Woodcarving

117A Galloway, Ursula � 2�3�4

152C Smith, Ken � 2�3�4

List�of�artists�by�disciplinewith studio numbers in blue and weekends in black.

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Cambridge�Northwest

1 Peter�Cavaciuti�Oriental watercolours

Koshosai,�2�Oxford�Road,��Cambridge,�cb4�3pw�01223�366573��[email protected]�

Landscape and flower painting in ink and watercolour on handmade papers, reflecting my interest in Chinese and Japanese art.

Weekends (1)(2)(3)(4)� Working�studio

2 Jennifer�Talbot�Textiles, mixed media

48�Storey’s�Way,�Cambridge,�cb3�0dx�07957�667914��[email protected]��www.jennifertalbot.co.uk

The shifting light, limitless horizons and remarkable archaeology of the Shetland Isles are reflected in work that incorporates local materials.


3 Helen�Martino�Stoneware sculptures, vessels

72�Huntingdon�Road,�Cambridge,�cb3�0hh�01223�313830�[email protected]�www.helenmartino.co.uk

My sculptures depict life and the interactions between friends and family. They are intimate in scale, yet quietly powerful.


4 Madeleine�Blaine�Jewellery designer and maker

17�Magrath�Avenue,�Cambridge,�cb4�3ah�07751�170073��[email protected]��www.gallardoblainedesigns.co.uk

Bold, creative designs in silver/gold. Each piece is individually crafted around a gorgeous gemstone handpicked for its splendour.

Weekends (1)(2)(3)(4) -� Working�studio

5 Link�House�Group�Architect�PaintersLink�House,�7�East�Hertford�Street,�Cambridge,�cb4�3aj�01223�359513��[email protected]�

John and Jenifer Cooper sell their work to help Link House Trust provide support and friendship to overseas graduate students in Cambridge. Refreshments.

Weekends (1)(2)(3)(4) -

The In-town map, centred on Cambridge, can be found on the inside front flap. For maps of Out-of-town studios, see the inside back flap and page 60.

Note that the map is for reference only. For more accuracy , please refer to:

the Cambridge A–Z Street Atlas and/or the Cambridge Open Studios website (www.camopenstudios.co.uk).

Studio numbers: the two main maps (In-town and Out-of-town) follow the divisions of City and District Councils. The city wards are printed at the head of each page to guide you in finding the studio numbers.

Shared studios: these have a single number on the map, but the entry number in the guide for each artist at the shared studio is differentiated by a letter (e.g. 6A, 6B).

Working�studio

Where this logo appears by a guide entry it indicates that visitors can expect to see the studio in which the artists produce their work, or a recreated studio environment.

A working studio will have evidence of one or more of the following:

• work in progress

• materials and equipment

• demonstration and/or display of the techniques used

• work for sale and/or on show

All artists participating in Cambridge Open Studios will have work for sale irrespective of whether they are a working studio or an exhibition. A number of artists will also have postcards and/or greetings cards for sale.

Next�year’s�dates

2012Weekend (1) July 7 –8Weekend (2) July 14– 15Weekend (3) July 21– 22Weekend (4) July 28– 29

In-town�studios

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11A Jo�Tunmer�Oil Painter

59�Highworth�Avenue,��Cambridge,�cb4�2bq�07765�563908��[email protected]��www.jotunmer.com

Contemporary landscape painter. Large canvases, framed oils on canvas paper, sgraffito paintings on perspex, small wood paintings and cards.


10 Rachel�Dormor�Ceramicist

Unit�29�Kidmans�Yard,�Primrose�Street,�Cambridge,�cb4�3dy�07771�933948��[email protected]��www.racheldormorceramics.com

Contemporary handmade porcelain tableware in soft colours. Cups, colanders, plates, bowls and jugs, all made to be used and enjoyed every day.


9D Pippa�Westoby�Letter carving in stone and slate

Cambridge�Artworks,�5�Greens�Road,�Cambridge,�cb4�3ef�07791�869056��[email protected]��www.pippawestoby.co.uk

Letter carving in stone and slate. Memorials, house names, ornaments for the house and garden – in fact anything requiring handcarved lettering.


9C Alison�Litherland�Painter

Cambridge�Artworks,�5�Greens�Road,��Cambridge,�cb4�3ef�01223�474557��[email protected]�www.alisonlitherland.com

Cows, landscapes, abstracts in oils or drippy acrylics.


9B Esther�Joseph�Sculptor

Cambridge�Artworks,�5�Greens�Road,�Cambridge,�cb4�3ef��[email protected]��www.cambridgesculptors.co.uk

I mostly work in stone to express aspects of the human condition. Stone enables me to mould expressions to convey my perception of human fragility.


6A Anna�Bristow�Watercolour painter

The�Red�Studio,�56�Carlyle�Road,�Cambridge,�cb4�3dh�01223�355625��[email protected]�

Vibrant landscapes and still life paintings on silk, linen and handmade paper inspired by oriental classical art. Off Alpha Road.


9A Cambridge�Artworks�Group�Various media artists

Cambridge�Artworks,�5�Greens�Road,��Cambridge,�cb4�3ef�01223�309393��[email protected]��www.cambridgeartworks.com

Renowned artists’ co-operative, comprising working studios and exhibition space, showing a collaborative, exciting postcard exhibition. Refreshments.


7 Geoff�Thwaites�Glass engraver

11�Harvey�Goodwin�Avenue,��Cambridge,�cb4�3ex�01223�357040��[email protected]��www.geoff.thwaites.org.uk

Engraved glass, from goblets and tankards to doors and windows. Kiln-formed glass plates, boxes, hangings and earrings. Perfect gifts.


6B Elizabeth�Bristow�Mixed Media

56�Carlyle�Road,�Cambridge,�cb4�3dh�01223�355625��[email protected]�

I work with mixed media. Subjects from Nature, life-drawing, still life, portraits, illustration work and images from stories, memories and dreams.


8 Margaret�Ollett�Oil painter

41�Harvey�Goodwin�Avenue,�Cambridge,�cb4�3ex�01223�312725��www.racebears.com/public_html/¬� margaretollettart

Diagonals, curves and vibrant colours – key elements of 17th century baroque art – leap out of the painted versions of my subjects.


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13B Loren�Parker�Ceramics/pottery

309�Milton�Road,�Cambridge,�cb4�1xq�07826�687020��[email protected]�

Decorative and imaginative pottery bowls, plates and tiles. Various techniques are used to make a range of exuberant ceramics. Lovely garden.

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13A Maureen�Mace�Oil painting, prints

309�Milton�Road,�Cambridge,�cb4�1xq�01223�500909��[email protected]��www.maureenmace.co.uk

Detailed, dreamlike, often whimsical paintings and prints inspired by Cambridge, the moon… and cows. Refreshments in aid of the Alzheimer’s Society.


12 Alison�Tait�Multi media, glass, textiles

219�Milton�Road,�Cambridge,�cb4�1xq�07981�368611��[email protected]��www.alisontait.blogspot.com

Bright, vibrant, leaded and fused glass. Windows, hangings, mirrors and jewellery. Embroidered felt panels inspired by wild landscapes of Scotland.


11C Paul�Rodhouse�Acrylics, oils

59�Highworth�Avenue,��Cambridge,�cb4�2bq�01223�573919��[email protected]�

Paintings inspired by the ephemeral beauty of light, reflections and shadows on sparkling Antarctic ice and the moving ocean.


11B Craig�Kerrecoe�Painter, printmaker, film maker

59�Highworth�Avenue,��Cambridge,�cb4�2bq�01223�573919��[email protected]��www.kerrecoe.co.uk

I use colour and texture as a way of abstractly studying and understanding my relationships with others, using painting and digital methods.

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14 Derek�BattyPainter

31�Bagot�Place,�Cambridge,�cb4�2ul�01223�571816��[email protected]��www.derekbatty.co.uk

Dancers and sportsmen within colourful landscape or dramatic architecture. Pastel and watercolour. Watch my YouTube videos! Life drawing classes.


15 Mohammed�Djazmi�Painter, printmaker

34�Minerva�Way,�Cambridge,�cb4�2ua�01223�355918��[email protected]��www.djazmi.co.uk

Collection of social observation expressed through pencil drawings and etchings. Oil paintings: Fens, Norfolk landscapes, still life, Cambridge views.


16 Nadine�Hébert�Artist and photographer

12�Banff�Close,�Cambridge,�cb4�2xg��[email protected]��www.nadinehebert.co.uk

Nadine’s blind contour line drawings capture a moment of interaction between model and artist. Watercolour and washes add elements of the unexpected.

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17 Nicola�PowysPainter

1�Fraser�Road,�Cambridge,�cb4�1lj�07810�234287��[email protected]��www.monsite.orange.fr/powyscreates

New work experimenting with colour. Mostly focusing on back painting on glass and acrylic with oil and ink. Enthusiastic welcome with easy parking!


18A Constance�Johnson�Mixed media and printmaking

68�Green�End�Road,�Chesterton,��Cambridge,�cb4�1ry�01223�511271��[email protected]�

Abstract landscapes emphasizing space and movement within that space.


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26 Lotte�Attwood�Photographer

Photographic�Studio,�21�Aylestone�Road,�Cambridge,�cb4�1hf�01223�303708�[email protected]�www.lotteattwood.com

Black-and-white images made using the printing skills of the darkroom.

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21B Ninette�RubinsteinPrintmaker/painter

16�Chesterton�Hall�Crescent,��Cambridge,�cb4�1ap�01223�356075��[email protected]�

Colourful silkscreen prints and collagraphs. My imagery is semi-abstract, inspired by the rhythms and power of nature.

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25 Susan�Cupitt�Wheel-thrown pottery

62�Humberstone�Road,�Cambridge,�cb4�1jf�01223�311937��[email protected]��www.susancupitt.co.uk

Stoneware and porcelain, thrown on the wheel. Some experimental forms, but also domestic ware such as mugs, teapots and bowls.


21A Eve�Corder�Sculptor

16�Chesterton�Hall�Crescent,��Cambridge,�cb4�1ap�01223�356075��[email protected]��www.eveart.co.uk

Sculpture made by welding recycled metal pieces. Suitable for display indoors or outside. View them in my garden or on my website.


24 Rowan�Mixed�MediaMixed media

40�Humberstone�Road,�Cambridge,�cb4�1jg�07888�399156��[email protected]��www.rowanhumberstone.co.uk

Beautiful sculptures in wood and ceramic. Also paintings and prints. Training and work experience for adults with learning difficulties.

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20 Charlotte�Cornish�Painter, printmaker

The�Studio,�The�Moorings,�Thrifts�Walk,�Chesterton,�Cambridge,�cb4�1nr�07798�816650��[email protected]��www.charlottecornish.co.uk

Colourful, vibrant paintings and prints. Studio located in the garden of The Moorings, at the end of Thrifts Walk.


23 Anne�CulverTextiles, mixed media

29�Humberstone�Road,�Cambridge,�cb4�1jd�01223�301903��[email protected]�www.culvertextiles.com

Textile pieces based on forms and colours of nature. Appliqué, painting, stitch, with inclusion of some non-textile materials.


19 Dittany�Rose�Paintings, collage

8�The�Grove,�Cambridge,�cb4�1tj��07952�705649�[email protected]�

Colour and line are key in this work. Bright, bold, lively paintings and collage. Plus miniature framed pattern paintings and sculptures.


22 Marine�Barbaroux�Painting, photography, digital art

213�Chesterton�Road,�Cambridge,�cb4�1an��[email protected]��www.miss-embe.com

Very bright and almost violent pieces, showing what is inside from the outside, through little breaks or trying to stitch all the pieces together…

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18B Fruzsina�Kerridge�Painter

68�Green�End�Road,�Chesterton,�Cambridge,�cb4�1ry�01223�511�271��[email protected]��www.artbyfruzsina.yolasite.com

Colour and light are the inspiration behind my landscapes, still lifes and figures, brought to life in oil, watercolour and pastel.


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30B Neil�WarmsleyPainting

63,�Eden�Street,�Cambridge,�cb1�1el�07855�662793��[email protected]��www.neilwarmsley.co.uk

Paintings, drawings and prints, sometimes illustrative in style, mostly taken from local observational studies.


30A Keith�BaileySculpture, lettering

63 Eden Street, Cambridge, cb1 1el 01223 311870

Stone ‘Word Sculptures’. Plus records of forty years commissioned work. Five minutes walk from Grafton Centre car park.


29 Painters�and�Sculptors�at�the�Pitt�Painters and sculptors

Pitt�Building,�Trumpington�Street,�Cambridge,�cb2�1rp��[email protected]�

Stefan Luszczak, painter; Giulia Portuese-Williams, sculptor; Justin Rowe, paper sculptor; Linda Towning, sculptor; Andrew Winnard, painter.

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28 Nicholas�James�JuettOil painter

Gallery�96,�DPA�Architects�Ltd,��96�King�Street,�Cambridge,�cb1�1ln�07752�158821��[email protected]��www.dpaarchitects.co.uk

Roads to rivers: reasons to be cheerful with me. Beautiful oil paint adds to richness to celebrate our river Cam. Bridges link two sides while rowing.

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27 Cathy�ParkerPainter

17�Belvoir�Road,�Cambridge,�cb4�1jh�01223�354474��[email protected]��www.cathyparker.co.uk

Trees and landscapes, painted outdoors in response to the natural world, the light, colour and weather. Watercolour, acrylic, oil, ink, mixed media.


31A Sheena�Davies�Painter and printer

ARU�Drama�studio,�Covent�Garden,�Cambridge,�cb1�2hr�07760�398970��[email protected]�

Showing at this lovely studio, a new selection of work, narratives in oil on canvas, fresh monoprints and simple graphite sketches on handmade paper.

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31B Diana�ScarboroughPrint, sculpture, mixed media

ARU�Drama�Studio,�Covent�Garden,�Cambridge,�cb1�2hr�07980�110167��[email protected]��www.dianascarborough.co.uk

As a visual artist, my predominant practice is sculpture, print and drawing based, creating works that investigate people and past technologies.

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32 Rosemary�Catling�Painter, printmaker, digital

10�Gwydir�Street,�Cambridge,�cb1�2ll�01223�323798��[email protected]��www.rosemarycatling.co.uk

Painting, printmaking, drawing. Frozen moments transformed by memory, mainly figurative. Water a major theme. Pretty garden.


33 Carole�Ellison�Painter

40�Gwydir�Street,�Cambridge,�cb1�2ll�01223�313652��[email protected]�

Pastels, watercolours and drawings of dramatic still life, landscapes and nudes. I draw inspiration from colour, movement, light and space.


34 Kate�King�Potter/painter

45�Gwydir�Street,�Cambridge,�cb1�2lg�01223�560631��[email protected]�

Decorated, tinglazed earthenware plates, bowls and cups inspired by old majolica, faience, Portuguese and Spanish pottery. Painting and photography.


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43 ROX�&�Perjink�Contemporary silversmiths

73�York�Street,�Cambridge,�cb1�2pz�07905�757023��[email protected]�

Simple, contemporary jewellery with an elegance that makes pieces both wearable and special. Created in silver, often decorated with 9 carat gold.

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39 Helena�Greene�Mixed media

22�Sleaford�Street,�Cambridge,�cb1�2pw�01223�350857��[email protected]��www.helenagreene.co.uk

Paintings in various media inspired by colour and sense of place.


42 Susan�Carlyle�Painting

17�Stone�Street,�Cambridge,�cb1�2pl��[email protected]�

My work is inspired by landscape strongly marked by line. Cambridge Petersfield location. Free on-street parking – ground floor accessible.

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38 John�Wiltshire�Paintings, drawings

35�Sturton�Street,�Cambridge,�cb1�2qg�01223�729442��[email protected]��www.johnwiltshire.net

Here there are woods, bees, flowers and portraits accompanied by art books, cake and cordial in the garden.


41B Emi�Gordon�Letter cutter and calligrapher

20�Ainsworth�Street,�Cambridge,�cb1�2pd�07786�691426��[email protected]��www.tsukusidesign.com

Paper weights, house names, sundials, memorials – any project needing stone with fine inscriptions. Calligraphy for special occasions.

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37 John�Tordoff�Painter

38�Norfolk�Terrace,�Cambridge,�cb1�2ng�01223�312188��[email protected]��www.clikpic.com/casadelsole

Landscapes (Cambridge, Umbria), figures, animals and still life, in oil, pastel and watercolour. Exploring the varied effect of sunlight and shadow.

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41A Maki�Nariuchi�Batik natural dye

20�Ainsworth�Street,�Cambridge,�cb1�2pd�01223�366579��[email protected]�

Natural dyeing using traditional Okinawan batik and shibori techniques for your body and home.

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36 Three�Men�In�A�Quandary�Varied media group

Squeaky�Gate�Studio,�47�Norfolk�Street,�Cambridge,�cb1�1ht�07793�837696��[email protected]�

Mick Brown, Stephen Spencer-Pyle and Linton Bocock. A coalition of Big Britons working in a variety of styles in 2D, 3D and near poverty.

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35 Gina�Gherardi�Textile artist

182�Gwydir�Street,�Cambridge,�cb1�2lw�01223�565412��[email protected]�

Colourful jewellery and accessories in silk, paper, wire, yarn, buttons and beads. Framed work. Handpainted silk and photographic cards.

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40 Suzanne�Middlemass�Photographer

The�Geldart�Pub,�1�Ainsworth�Street,�Cambridge,�Cambridge,�cb1�2pf�07545�631746��[email protected]��www.suzannemiddlemass.co.uk

I use a combination of film and digital photography, and I will be exhibiting a new body of work previously unseen.

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45E Ruth�Hawkins�Acrylic paintings

Cambridge�Museum�of�Technology,��Cheddars�Lane,�Cambridge,�cb5�8ld�07505�146639��[email protected]��www.ruthhawkins.com

Bold, colourful, abstract paintings – reflecting the urban environment – using circular and geometric forms. Car parking and refreshments available.

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44 Julia�Ball�Painter

15�Beche�Road,�Cambridge,�cb5�8hx�01223�362787�[email protected]�

I am interested in colour. The sources of my paintings come from landscapes. I work in oil, watercolour and printmaking.


45A Katy�Bailey�Pastellist

Cambridge�Museum�of�Technology,�Cheddars�Lane,�Cambridge,�cb5�8ld�07834�871083��[email protected]��www.katybailey.co.uk

Sensual figurative drawings and paintings, exploring the power and beauty of the nude. Set amongst the steam engines in this working museum.

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45F Richard�Heeps�Photography

Cambridge�Museum�of�Technology,�Cheddars�Lane,�Cambridge,�cb5�8ld�07967�359699��[email protected]��www.richardheeps.co.uk

Film-based photographer, with a selection of hand-printed colour photographs from his 20 year career.

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45G Vicky�Hunt�Painter

Cambridge�Museum�of�Technology,�Cheddars�Lane,�Cambridge,�cb5�8ld�01223�368650��[email protected]��www.vickyhunt.com

Moments in time captured in watercolour, pastel, acrylic or collage: from miniatures to large landscapes. Refreshments and parking.

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45B Hannah�Collins�Jewellery and accessories designer

Cambridge�Museum�of�Technology,��Cheddars�Lane,�Cambridge,�cb5�8ld�07789�378066��[email protected]��www.hannah-collins.com

Distinctive, unique, limited edition and bespoke jewellery and accessories designed and handmade using high-quality materials.

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45C Helen�Imogen�FieldOil paintings, realistic portraits

Cambridge�Museum�of�Technology,�Cheddars�Lane,�Cambridge,�cb5�8ld�07525�214377��[email protected]��www.imogenart.co.uk

Capturing beautiful moments. Realistic paintings and drawings using old and modern techniques. Much variety – flowers, cats, scenes, life drawings.

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45H Diana�Kazemi�Potter

Cambridge�Museum�of�Technology,�Cheddars�Lane,�Cambridge,�cb5�8ld�07900�941925��[email protected]�

Functional pots in both fine porcelain and sturdy stoneware, decorated with simple but rich glazes. Also a small range of porcelain jewellery.

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46A James�Hill�St�Barnabas�Press�Printmaking

St�Barnabas�Press,�The�Belfast�Yard,�Coldhams�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�3ew�01223�413792��[email protected]��www.stbarnabaspress.com

Printmaking courses and editioning workshop. Exhibition of James Hill’s and collaborative prints from the studio. All printing processes available.


45D Jill�Fordham�Stained glass – fused, painted

Cambridge�Museum�of�Technology,�Cheddars�Lane,�Cambridge,�cb5�8ld�01223�570987��[email protected]��www.hurdy-gurdyglass.com

Colourful, vibrant, stained and fused glass, especially lamps and painted pieces.

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50 Neil�Christie�Drawing, sculpture, painting

Unit�3�&�4,�Hope�Street�Yard,�Hope�Street,�Cambridge,�cb1�3na�07854�644706��[email protected]��www.neil-christie.co.uk

I aim to capture the essential lines of energy within the human form to best portray passion, emotion and movement.

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46B Noriko�Sasaki�Painter

St�Barnabas�Press,�The�Belfast�Yard,�Coldhams�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�3ew�01223�413792��[email protected]��www.norikosasaki.co.uk

Figurative drawings with colour and atmosphere. Oil paintings of landscape, sometimes imaginary.


46C Kye�Sook�Park�Korean painting

St�Barnabas�Press,�The�Belfast�Yard,�Coldhams�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�3ew�07812�859230��[email protected]�

Landscape paintings and life drawings using Indian ink in a modern style seeking to evoke the underlying nature of phenomena.

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51A John�Clark�Painter

Unit�6,�Hope�Street�Yard,�Hope�Street,�Cambridge,�cb1�3na�07779�344493��[email protected]��www.leadwhite.co.uk

Stories are at the heart of my painting. Usually painted from memory, they embrace the mundane and indulge the familiar, often with tragicomic effect.


51B Chris�Priestley�Painter

Unit�6,�Hope�Street�Yard,�Hope�Street,�Cambridge,�cb1�3na�01223�313868��[email protected]��www.chrispriestley.blogspot.com

I am a painter and illustrator. My paintings have been included in many open and group exhibitions.

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47 Rachel�Halewood�Pencil, acrylic paint

71�Cavendish�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�3ae�07763�346352��[email protected]�

True-life images and portraits. Internationally inspired work, focusing on the identity of individuals, and reflective of the presence of God.

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49 Paul�Edwards�Printmaking, silkscreen, painting

133�Sedgwick�Street,�Cambridge,�cb1�3al�01223�212352��[email protected]��www.pauledwardsart.co.uk

Dynamic, colourful silkscreen prints. Flowing waveforms, clarity and depth, abstract explorations. Framed and unframed prints in various sizes.


48 Cheryl�Warren�Painter

95�Cavendish�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�3ae�01223�721705��[email protected]��www.cherylwarren.com

Semi-abstract paintings, mostly in oils, largely inspired by British landscape and seasons. Small and large works.

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52 Colin�Wiles�Painter

32�Romsey�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�3dd�01223�517726��[email protected]�

A real mix of styles and subjects. Oil paintings on canvas and wood. Abstracts and colours, figures by the sea, eccentric and eclectic.


53 Jim�Butler�Drawing, printmaking, artist’s books

107�Hemingford�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�3by�07913�815996��[email protected]��www.jimbutlerartist.com

Jim Butler makes drawings, prints and bookworks. His work is held by Tate Britain, Art Institute of Chicago and many other public collections

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59B Neil�Gardner�Painter, illustrator

Perne�Villa�Studio,�107�Perne�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�3sb�07800�979718��[email protected]��www.neilgardnerart.co.uk

Watercolour paintings, drawings and giclee prints, mainly on the themes of seascape and landscape. Commissions welcomed on house and animal portraits.


55 Lindsay�Duff�Jeweller designer maker

29�Greville�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�3qj�01223�560753��[email protected]��www.lindsayduff.co.uk

Handmade silver jewellery, using a variety of traditional techniques.

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59A Marion�Curtis�Jeweller

Perne�Villa�Studio,�107�Perne�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�3sb�01223�249385��[email protected]

Classic, handcrafted jewellery created with silver beads, freshwater pearls, crystals, semi-precious stones and Murano glass. Many one-off pieces.


54D Rebecca�IlettJeweller/sculptor

49�Vinery�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�3dn�07774�357903��[email protected]��www.rebeccailett.co.uk

Silver and gold sculptural pieces. I am inspired by our inheritance from the Romans to the Victorians and by ancient metalworking practice.

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58 Miranda�Boulton�Painter, printmaker

43�Cowper�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�3sl�07773�560371��[email protected]��www.mirandaboulton.co.uk

Distinctive combination of drawing, mark making and painting, using figurative and natural imagery.


54C David�Brown�Artist/printmaker

49�Vinery�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�3dn�01223�244869��[email protected]��www.davidbrownprintmaker.com

Abstract and figurative, editioned, original prints inspired by architecture, abstract form, colour, mood of person and of place.

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57 Karen�Stamper�Collages, drawings

35�Cowper�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�3sl�07789�242821��[email protected]��www.karenstampercollage.com

Vibrant, sunny paper collages. Crumbling facades, doorways, memories of sunny climates. Sketchbooks displayed. Garden studio. Website: Art Holidays.


54B Geertje�Anderson�Photographer/designer

The�Old�Bakehouse,�49�Vinery�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�3dn�07858�262120��[email protected]��www.geertjeanderson.com

My enthusiasm for both photography and design is inexhaustible.

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56 Birgitte�Bruun�Contemporary silver jewellery

28�Radegund�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�3rs�01223�514366��[email protected]�

Handcrafted silver jewellery; contemporary designs. Contrasting textures created by working the silver or incorporating semi-precious stones.


54A JJ�Vincent�Animal sculptor

49�Vinery�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�3dn�01223�240996��[email protected]��www.jjvincent.com

Ceramic animal sculptures with character and attitude. Handmade in stoneware and raku. Pet sculptures and corporate commissions a speciality.


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60 Deborah�MeylerPaintings and photo-etchings

137�Perne�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�3nt��[email protected]��deborahmeyler.com

Paintings, large photo-etchings and photographs of still-life subjects and the city (Cambridge & New York, all informed by a desire to slow the eye).

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64B Valentina�Riveros�jeweller/metalsmith

48�Greystoke�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�8ds�01223�242881��[email protected]�

Surface textures and colours are very important in my work. I use primarily silver, also stones and fossils. I use gold to emphasise shapes.

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65 Marcus�Nisbet�Fine artist, oil portraitist

14�Rotherwick�Way,�Cambridge,�cb1�8rx�01223�574379��[email protected]��www.marcusnisbet.co.uk

Professional portraits and fine art. Cambridge landmarks uniquely captured in oil and watercolour. All commissions welcome.


61 Mary�Hinde�Jewellery and pearls

6�Sycamore�Close,�Cambridge,�cb1�8pg�01223�416�651��[email protected]��www.quitecontraryjewellery.co.uk

Elegant, timeless, wearable handmade jewellery. Pearls feature strongly in my work, also semi-precious stones, silver and enamel. Restringing welcome.

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62 Katharina�Klug�Ceramicist

550�Coldhams�Lane,�Cherry�Hinton,�Cambridge,�cb1�3jl�07765�245758��[email protected]��www.katharina.klug-art.com

Wheel-thrown studio porcelain and wall hangings – textures in dialogue with surface and shape.


66A Derek�Langley�Photographer

ArtCell�Gallery,�Li�Ka�Shing�Centre,�CRUK,�Robinson�Way,�Cambridge��01223�351986��[email protected]��www.darknessandlight.co.uk

Not my popular Cambridge sepia photos! Abstract & flamboyant – a masquerade ball of rock, water & sky. Includes exhibition every day to 30 September.

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66B Jenny�LangleyTextile artist

ArtCell�Gallery,�Li�Ka�Shing�Centre,�CRUK,�Robinson�Way,�Cambridge��01223�351986��[email protected]��www.arttextiles.co.uk

Contemporary textile art and prints, inspired by science. Includes exhibition every day to 30 September. Also textured story mats made to commission.

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63 Gail�de�Cordova�Painter/mixed media

The�studio,�101�High�Street,�Cherry�Hinton,�Cambridge,�cb1�9lu�07792�296661��[email protected]��www.gaildecordova.com

Paintings that use layers of different media, revealing something not just of place but of ourselves. Parking in the High Street and Railway Street.


64A Carlos�Moreno�Monoprints, mixed media

48�Greystoke�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�8ds�01223�242881��[email protected]�

For monoprints, I collect material and transfer it directly to paper at very high pressure. Projection of my work in three dimensions is explored.


67 Helena�Hadjioannou�Painter, photographer

22�Holbrook�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�7st�01223�242900��[email protected]��www.helenahadjioannouarts.net

Abstract, semi-abstract oil paintings and digital artworks. Inspired by elemental forces. Prints and handmade cards available.


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68 Susan�Peakin�Jewellery

78�Holbrook�Road,�Cambridge,�cb1�7st�07964�326145��[email protected]�

I like my work to hold an element of surprise. My designs reflect influences from nature, using silver, textiles, pearls, glass, cabochon and beads.


73A Ian�Bracey�Photographer and painter

142�Blinco�Grove,�Cambridge,�cb1�7tt�07916�149311��[email protected]��www.ianbracey.co.uk

Modern and original hand-painted photography. Also photographer of landscape, cityscape and travel subjects. Cards, prints, originals and commissions.

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73B Mihaela�Damian�Painter

142�Blinco�Grove,�Cambridge,�cb1�7tt�07800�873126��[email protected]��www.mihaeladamian.com

I paint anything that ignites emotions inside me. Expressive portraits and happy fragments of nature in acrylic.

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69 Tony�Mills�Digital photography, giclee prints

50�Hills�Avenue,�Cambridge,�cb1�7xb�01223�249459��[email protected]��www.photoartbytonymills.com

Pattern, action and movement in nature are my inspiration. Images are available as limited edition archival-quality giclee prints and greetings cards.

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70 Eithne�Fisher�Painter, drawer

18�Hinton�Avenue,�Cambridge,�cb1�7as�01223�528120��[email protected]�

Recent abstract/semi-abstract painting and figurative/experimental drawing. Large and small works.


73C Carrie�Ian�Painter – landscape/floral

142�Blinco�Grove,�Cambridge,�cb1�7tt�07815�900141��[email protected]��www.carrieian.co.uk

A contemporary collection of vibrant, stylised, landscapes and abstract florals using deep harmonious layers of colour, creating texture and depth.

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73D Emily�Jarvis�Painter; portraits and abstract

142�Blinco�Grove,�Cambridge,�cb1�7tt��07983�350188�[email protected]��www.emilyjarvis.co.uk

Bold, contemporary captured moments. Portraits in oils on display. Portrait and abstract commissions also available. All are welcome.

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71 Jane�Evans�Chinese brush painter

35�Cavendish�Avenue,�Cambridge,�cb1�7ur�01223�249394��[email protected]��www.janeevans.co.uk

Striking still life, landscape and animal paintings in a highly original style, combining Chinese painting methods with Western influences.


72 Heloise�Toop�Oil painter, portraits

73�Cavendish�Avenue,�Cambridge,�cb1�7ur�01223�247091��[email protected]��www.heloisetoop.com

Bold, unambiguous, colourful portraits in acrylic and oil, ranging from small to huge! Parking available and refreshments provided. All welcome.


74A Jane�Perryman�Ceramic artist

41�Rock�Road�(entrance�in�Hartington�Grove),�Cambridge,�cb1�7ug�01440�786228��[email protected]��www.janeperryman.co.uk

Vessel and sculptural forms exploring surface, balance and ambiguity. Also drawings representing a dialogue with my ceramics.

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79 Susan�Pearl�Sculptor

1�Bateman�Street,�Cambridge,�cb2�1nb�07949�399765��[email protected]��www.cambridgestonecarver.co.uk

Expressive figurative and abstract sculptures carved from a variety of stone, depicting our journey through life with its highs and its lows.

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80A Isobel�Stemp�Painter

39�Norwich�Street,�Cambridge,�cb2�1nd�01223�312912��[email protected]��www.isobelstemp.co.uk

Balancing observation with abstraction, I paint landscape, buildings and non-botanical flowers, with the emphasis on vibrant colour and light.


80B Robin�Stemp�Photographer, writer

39�Norwich�Street,�Cambridge,�cb2�1nd�01223�312912��[email protected]��www.robinstemp.co.uk

Timing the light and lighting the time. Interiors, still lifes, Aldeburgh beach, travel, occasionally Cambridge.


81 David�Rees�Photography

5�The�Lawns,�Clerk�Maxwell�Road,�Cambridge,�cb3�0ru�01223�362330��[email protected]�

This year’s photographs explore the interface between science and nature. Framed prints and mounted cards.

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82 Claire�Willis�Batik

9�The�Lawns,�Cambridge,�cb3�0ru�01223�366996��[email protected]�

Silk batik paintings and scarves, capturing the freedom of movement of wax and dye, combined with designs inspired by a wide range of sources.


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78 Ti�Chadtrakul-Na-Ayutthaya�Painter

56�Aberdeen�Avenue,�Cambridge,�cb2�8dz�01223�360571��[email protected]��www.thai-ti.com

I paint on perspex for windows – landscape with fish, birds and butterflies. I also decorate wooden objects, mirror frames, stools, trays and clothes.


74B Bettina�Starke�Jewellery designer

41�Rock�Road�(entrance�in�Hartington�Grove),�Cambridge,�cb1�7ug�07969�547103��[email protected]��www.bettinastarke.co.uk

Strong, simple forms. Functional details incorporated into the design. Materials: high-grade gold alloys, semi-precious stones, silver and horn.

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75 Rosemary�Cullum�Painter, mostly in oils

The�Conservatory,�10�Porson�Court,�Cambridge,�cb2�8er�07930�932064��[email protected]��www.rosemarycullum.co.uk

Rosemary paints mainly in oils but also uses found objects and unusual materials for three-dimensional works and collages.

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76 John�Pocock�Acrylic painter

33�Newton�Road,�Cambridge,�cb2�8al�01223�560111��[email protected]��www.johnpocockpainting.co.uk

True-life images and vibrant acrylic colours in a wide range of subjects. More than 50 current paintings shown on website.


77 Gavin�Clark�Painter, printmaker

4�Southacre�Drive�(off�Chaucer�Road),�Cambridge,�cb2�7ee�01223�329661��[email protected]��www.gavinclarkart.com

Architecture and townscape feature in much of my work, but also life drawing, nature and anything that catches my eye.

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86 Wolfson�College�GroupVarious media

Wolfson�College�Group,�Wolfson�College�(entry�via�Selwyn�Gardens),��Cambridge,�cb3�9bb01223�335978�[email protected]�

Orlando Johnson, painter; Ray Palmer, sculptor; Sue Sang, jewellery; Henri Schmitt, painter; Janet Smith, sculptor.

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85B Frances�ColquhounPainter

29�Selwyn�Gardens,�Cambridge,�cb3�9ay��[email protected]�

Oils, watercolours, acrylics, pastels. Shapes and colours are important to me. Landscapes and still life and whatever takes my fancy!

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85A Anthony�Hopkinson�Printmaker

29�Selwyn�Gardens,�Cambridge,�cb3�9ay�01223�313125��[email protected]��www.anthonyhopkinson.co.uk

Affordable prints for all. Come and enjoy. End of Selwyn Gardens, off Grange Road. Parking: Sundays free, Saturdays visitors’ permits available.


84B Roxana�de�Rond�Drawing, illustration

4�Clarkson�Close,�Cambridge,�cb3�oej�01223�314971��[email protected]�

Watercolours inspired by the ordinary: walking the dog, reading, rowing and gardening. Often humorous and set in Cambridge. Now selling in Primavera.

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84A Rebecca�Stark�Painter, clockmaker

4�Clarkson�Close,�Cambridge,�cb3�0ej�01223�314971��[email protected]�

Distinctive paintings, using mixed media and collage to explore pattern, space and contrast. Often depicting domestic interiors. Parking available.


83E Sonia�VilliersAcrylic, watercolour

The�Diamond�Room,�Selwyn�College,�Cranmer�Road,�Cambridge,�cb3�9dq�07890�509160��[email protected]��www.soniavilliers.net

Bold and sensual, the enchantment of the moment in acrylic, watercolour and collage. Cityscapes, waterscapes, portraits, flowers, life. Cards, prints.

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83D Melissa�Pierce�Murray�Sculptor

The�Diamond�Room,�Selwyn�College,��Cranmer�Road,�Cambridge,�cb3�9dq�01223�328030��[email protected]��www.mpmurray.com

From life-size figures, animal and plant sculptures in welded steel, bronze and carved stone, to abstract forms of birds and leaves.

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83C Sue�Moult�Watercolour painter

The�Diamond�Room,�Selwyn�College,�Cranmer�Road,�Cambridge,�cb3�9dq01223�368696��[email protected]�

Sensitive watercolour landscapes of Cambridge, East Anglia and southern Europe. Figurative still life studies. Greetings cards. Cranmer Road parking.

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83B Karen�Faulkner-Dunkley�Silver, gold jeweller

The�Diamond�Room,�Selwyn�College,�Cranmer�Road,�Cambridge,�cb3�9dq�01353�777176��[email protected]��www.kfdjewellery.com

Elegant jewellery inspired by nature. Silver and gold are sometimes complemented by freshwater pearls and semi-precious stones. Cranmer Road parking.

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83A Virginia�Albutt�Oil painter

The�Diamond�Room,�Selwyn�College,�Cranmer�Road,�Cambridge,�cb3�9dq�07912�571680��[email protected]�

Watercolours and oil paintings of Cambridge, the east coast, Italy, India. Landscapes I love with sunshine and harmony. Prints and greetings cards.

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91 Elspeth�Owen�Ceramic, mixed media

The�Pavilion,�Broadway,�Grantchester,�Cambridge,�cb3�9nq�07796�057746��[email protected]��www.imaginedcorners.net

Walk, cycle or punt from Cambridge to my beautiful workshop and garden, where I make things out of clay, wood, words, photography, dust and weather.


90B Jill�Walden�Batik painter, pastellist

Grantchester�Village�Hall,�High�Street,�Grantchester,�cb3�9ng�07971�833637��[email protected]�

Pastel portraits (commissions welcome), dramatic batiks, Venetian scenes and my last few zebra etchings. All based on skilled drawing.

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90A Mishtu�Austin�Batik, mixed media

Grantchester�Village�Hall,�High�Street,�Grantchester,�Cambridge,�cb3�9ng�07951�046803��[email protected]�

Silk batik paintings, colourful collages and ink bleach paintings. Also decorative painted ceramics and handmade cards.

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89 Adrian�Tuchel�Architect artist, painter

111�Grantchester�Meadows,��Cambridge,�cb3�9jn�01223�365571��[email protected]��www.cambridge-info.co.uk

Architect artist exhibiting, in his garden, images of Cambridge and its colleges, London and Venice. Great choice of prints; greeting cards available.


88 Harriet�Lintott�Painter, printmaker

47�Grantchester�Street,��Cambridge,�cb3�9hz�01223�312410��[email protected]��www.harrietlintott.co.uk

Harriet (also known as Saddhahadaya) creates oils, etchings and monoprints of the landscape and still life. Her interest is in colour and composition.

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87 Helena-Alexandra�Reut�Painter

27�Barton�Road,�Cambridge,�cb3�9lb�01223�501233��[email protected]��www.reut-studio.eu

Oil paintings of the imagination. Fairytales and the mystic, moods and atmospheres. Unspoken words and silent gestures.


South�Cambs�DCCambridge�Southwest South�Cambs�DC

You can see the work of our artists and plan your visit on our website:

www.camopenstudios.co.uk

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92 Sue�Eddy�Watercolour painter

Pingles�Farm,�Holme�Fen�Drove,�Colne,�Huntingdon,�pe28�3re�01487�841935��[email protected]�

Watercolours of the countryside, including farmyard poultry. Also colourful architectural subjects in mixed media. Teas. Garden. Easy parking.


93 Jacqueline�Glyde�Machine and hand embroidery

Tregantle,�11�Old�Pound�Close,�Hemingford�Grey,�Huntingdon,�pe28�9dy�01480�462710��[email protected]��www.jacquelineglyde.co.uk

Pocket gardens, intricate embroideries inspired by landscape, water and gardens. This year working on small landscapes after the Ivory Arches project.


94 Anstey�Garrick�GreenMixed media, collage

24�Victoria�Terrace,�Hemingford�Road,�Hemingford�Grey,�St�Ives,�pe27�5hd�01480�391096��[email protected]�

Collages and constructions vibrant with colour, using a variety of materials such as paper, tissue, felt and encaustic to create a layering effect.


95A Lesley�Godfrey�Photographer

Fenstanton�Church�Centre,�Fenstantion,�Cambridge,�pe28�9jr�01480498036��[email protected]��www.lesleygodfrey.co.uk

I’m a photographic artist living in a small village in Cambridgeshire. I have held a number of one-woman shows over the past ten years.

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95B Helen�Tyler�Painter

Fenstanton�Church�Centre,�School�Lane,�Fenstanton,�pe28�[email protected]��www.helentyler.co.uk

My work is a continuous reflection of who I am. For years I controlled the paint, it is only now that I am letting the paint control me.

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Out-of-town�studios

Next�year’s�dates

2012Weekend (1) July 7 –8Weekend (2) July 14– 15Weekend (3) July 21– 22Weekend (4) July 28– 29

The Out-of-town map can be found on the inside back flap.

Ely, Saffron Walden and Fulbourn maps are presented on page 60.

For a map of Cambridge In-town studios, see the inside front flap.

Note that the maps are for reference only. For more accuracy, please refer to:

O/S Landranger Series maps and/or the Cambridge Open Studios website (www.camopenstudios.co.uk).

Studio numbers: the two main maps (In-town and Out-of-town) follow the divisions of City and District Councils. The city wards are printed at the head of each page to guide you in finding the studio numbers.

Shared studios: these have a single number on the map, but the entry number in the guide for each artist at the shared studio is differentiated by a letter (e.g. 6A, 6B).

Working�studio

Where this logo appears by a guide entry, it indicates that visitors can expect to see the studio in which the artists produce their work or a recreated studio environment.

A working studio will have evidence of one or more of the following:

• work in progress

• materials and equipment

• demonstration and/or display of the techniques used

• work for sale and/or on show

All artists participating in Cambridge Open Studios will have work for sale irrespective of whether they are a working studio or an exhibition. A number of artists will also have postcards and/or greetings cards for sale.

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101A Caroline�Forward�Painter

1b�Kingdon�Avenue,�Prickwillow,�cb7�4ul�07745�230349��[email protected]��www.carolineforward.co.uk

People and landscapes, oils and mixed media, figurative and non-figurative, large and small. See also the Phone Box Gallery, Prickwillow!

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97 Laurence�Broderick�Sculpture in stone, bronze and silver

Behind�The�Forge,�Eltisley�Road,��Waresley,�sg19�3bs�01767�650444��[email protected]��www.laurencebroderick.co.uk

Well known for ‘The Bull’ sculpture in Birmingham city centre. Bronze sculptures and stone carvings inspired by wildlife.


98 Ann�Biggs�Pencil, watercolour

Studio�5,�Haddenham�Galleries,�20�High�Street,�Haddenham,�Ely,�cb6�3xa�07808�628222��[email protected]��www.ann-biggs.com

Realistic pictures of wildlife: paintings, prints, cards for sale. Commissions welcome, particularly pet portraits. Studio open throughout the year.


101B Barbara�McGirr�Painter/collage

1b�Kingdon�Avenue,�Prickwillow,�cb7�4ul�01353�614293��[email protected]�

Drawing and colour are very important to me and this is reflected in the skill of botanical painting and the joy of working in collage.

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102A Angela�Mellor�Ceramic artist

Angela�Mellor�Gallery,��38a�St�Mary’s�Street,�Ely,�cb7�4es�01353�666675��[email protected]��www.angelamellor.com

Translucent bone china ceramics, incorporating paperslip for textural effects. Landscape, light and coastal environments are reflected in the work.


99 Andy�English�Printmaker and illustrator

92�Cannon�Street,�Little�Downham,��Ely,�cb6�2ss�01353�699657��[email protected]��www.andyenglish.com

Professional printmaker of wood engravings for exhibition, illustration and commissions. Demonstrating engraving and printing with Victorian presses.


100A John�Lewis�Green woodworker, furnituremaker

Slodgers,�50�Main�Street,��Prickwillow,�Ely,�cb7�4un�01353�688316�[email protected]

Ladderback and spindleback chairs made in green ash, yew and sycamore, using a pole lathe. The seats are made from rush, bark or hardwood.


102B Tamar�de�Vries�Winter�Metalsmith, enameller

Angela�Mellor�Gallery,��38a�St�Mary’s�Street,�Ely,�cb7�4es�01223�312082��[email protected]��www.studiofusiongallery.co.uk

My medium is the art of enamelling: the fusion between glass and metal, producing objects of beauty and permanence.

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102C Jill�Ogilvy�Painter, printmaker, mixed media

Angela�Mellor�Gallery,��38a�St�Mary’s�Street,�Ely,�cb7�4es�07881�651698��[email protected]��www.jillogilvy.co.uk

Wax encaustic paintings. Collaged, fused, printed, stamped, scraped, etched, burnished. Contemporary abstracts with a lush luminous surface texture.

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100B Sonia�LewisPotter

The�Pottery,�50�Main�Street,��Prickwillow,�Ely,�cb7�4un�01353�688316�[email protected]�

Wheel thrown, high-fired porcelain with subtle glazes. Robust, wood-fired stoneware. Information on courses run from workshop.


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103 Marina�Yedigaroff�Painter

20�Newnham�Street,�Ely,�cb7�4pe�01353�656916��www.yedigaroff.5gigs.net

Intense, decorative paintings and painted furniture, bowls, boxes and fabrics. Joyful atmosphere. If it has a surface, I can paint it!


108 Bruce�Clark�Painter

11�Charles�Graven�Court,�Ely,�cb7�4fn�01353�772883��[email protected]�

Oils based on landscape. Also woodcuts, monoprints and hard-edge geometric work. Centrally located off Broad Street near St Peter’s Church.

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109 Estelle�Lankester�Fused and sand-blasted glass

6�Soham�Road,�Stuntney,�Ely,�cb7�5tp�01353�663226��[email protected]��www.lankesters-glass.co.uk

Individually styled, textured and light-reflective glass. From small items of jewellery and coasters to larger dishes, wall art, clocks and lighting.


104 Munni�Srivastava�Textile artist

4�Nutholt�Lane,�Ely,�cb7�4pl�01353�654327��[email protected]��www.munnisrivastava.com

Vibrant, richly textured wallhangings; small embroidered pictures; silk scarves and accessories. Internationally known artist now established in Ely.


105 Barbara�Harlow�Painter

Cloisters�Art�and�Antiques,��1�Lynn�Road,�Ely,�cb7�4eg�01353�668558��[email protected]��www.minigalleryworld.com/barbara_harlow

Cloisters Art and Antiques is on the corner of Lynn Road, opposite The Lamb Hotel. My work will be in the upstairs gallery. Free parking nearby.

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110 Chris�Wood�Glass and light

13�Chapel�Street,�Stretham,�Ely,�cb6�3jg�01353�649953��[email protected]��www.chriswoodglass.co.uk

My work exploits the aesthetic potential of light, creating optically kinetic patterns of coloured light and shade.


111 Anthony�Day�Gouache, pencil

12�Pond�Green,�Wicken,�Ely,�cb7�5xx�01353�720159��www.anthonydayartist.co.uk

A green frontage, seats by the pond and pictures for viewing at leisure by veteran painter of the Fens.


106 Andrew�Jones�Kinetic sculpture

13�Deacons�Lane,�Ely,�cb7�4ps�07814�179181��[email protected]�

Exploring and enjoying the wind’s free spirit. Although a powerful force, wind is often most interesting blowing gently around objects it encounters.

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107 Melanie�Max�Abstract landscape painter

Rusty,�Quayside,�nr�The�Maltings,��Ely,�cb7�4bb�07895�074079��[email protected]��www.melaniemax.co.uk

Paintings inspired by journeys in my narrowboat. Oil on canvas, both abstracted and expressive, exploring my responses to landscape.

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112A Terry�Beard�Painter, mixed-media artist

The�Workshop,�18�Stretham�Road,��Wicken,�Ely,�cb7�5xh�01353�721160��[email protected]�

I use colour and texture to create a feeling of depth and space, using a variety of techniques and media.


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119 Emma�Mitchell�Jeweller

Greenview�Cottage,�31�Fair�Green,��Reach,�cb25�0jd�01638�741063��[email protected]��www.emmamitchelldesigns.co.uk

Nature-inspired designs in hand-worked silver, enamel and gemstones. Blossom, hares, birds and structural plant forms. Beach-hut-style studio.

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115 Sally�Dunham�Ceramic sculptor

Fingerprint�Studio,�29�Townsend,��Soham,�cb7�5dd�07850�286566��[email protected]��www.sallydunham.co.uk

Individually handcrafted human and animal ceramic sculpture, realistic yet contemporary. Acrylic paintings of animals, some incorporating 3D elements.


118 Paul�Janssens�Painting, drawing, collage

3�River�Lane,�Fordham,�Ely,�cb7�5pf�01638�723958��[email protected]��www.pauljanssens.co.uk

Paintings and drawings from travels and local environment, using oils and sgraffito, watercolour and pen. Near Fordham market, off the a142.


114 Lyn�BerwickPrinter, painter and mosaicist

Mansfield,�Berrycroft,�Soham,��Ely,�cb7�5bl07850�104740�[email protected]�www.lynberwick.com

My style is ever-changing but is influenced by designs, shapes and events. I mix figurative with abstraction and colour to create an expressive piece.


117B Antonia�Galloway�Sculpture in mixed media

9�Great�Fen�Road,�Soham,�Ely,�cb7�5uq�01353�624012��[email protected]��www.flickr.com/photos/21526399@N03/

Lively mirrors, sculpture and pictures in papier mâché and other materials reflecting light and life.

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113B Sally�Reilly�Ceramics

Lyndhurst�Studios,�92�Station�Road,�Soham,�Ely,�cb7�5dz�01353�723562��[email protected]��www.sallyreilly.co.uk

I design and handmake tableware and one-off pieces to bring ceremony to the everyday and individuality to special occasions.


117A Ursula�Galloway�Woodcarver and sculptor

9�Great�Fen�Road,�Soham,�Ely,�cb7�5uq�01353�722435��[email protected]�

Carving in various woods of people, animals, birds, plants, both hanging and freestanding. Also lettering, signs and crests.


113A Roger�Coleman�Photographer and furnituremaker

Lyndhurst�Studios,�92�Station�Road,�Soham,�Ely,�cb7�5dz�01353�723562��[email protected]��www.rogercolemanphotography.com

Landscape photography and drawing with a strong focus on the Cambridgeshire Fens. Simple furniture in oak and pine.


116 Joanna�Autumn�Walker�Digital art and photography

Castle�Farm,�49�Hasse�Road,��Soham,�Ely,�cb7�5uw�07798�841761��[email protected]��www.joannawalker.com

Internationally exhibited digital art and photography. Enigmatic landscapes, abstracts and figurative works. Giclee editioned prints. Rural studio.


112B Stephen�Murfitt�Potter

The�Workshop,�18�Stretham�Road,��Wicken,�Ely,�cb7�5xh�01353�721160��[email protected]�www.stephenmurfitt.co.uk

My work develops through an on-going exploration and refinement of hand-building methods. The Raku firing process provides infinite possibilities.


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120 Paul�Abbott�Oil painter

The�Mill�House,�11�Mill�Hill,�Swaffham�Prior,�Cambridge,�cb25�0jz�01638�741537��[email protected]��www.vividicity.com

Bright, happy paintings from a vivid palette. Beaches, huts and rural views reflecting the local and east coast landscape.


124B Claire�Howieson�Jeweller, silversmith

The�Old�Courthouse,�123�High�Street,�Bottisham,�Cambridge,�cb25�9ba�07870�276088��[email protected]��www.clairehowieson.com

Individually designed and handmade contemporary jewellery in silver and gold incorporating freshwater pearls and semi-precious stones.

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124C Jeremy�Nicholls�Woodworker, artist

The�Old�Courthouse,�123�High�Street,�Bottisham,�Cambridge,�cb25�9ba�01799�599834��[email protected]��www.jeremynicholls.info

Jewellery boxes, mirrors and small pieces of furniture in wood, with original decorative paintings on metal leaf. Some separate paintings on panels.

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121 Tina�Jost�Pen & ink, mixed media

The�White�House,�32�Lower�End,��Swaffham�Prior,�cb25�0ht�01638�741750��[email protected]�

Working studio filled with rich-textured ‘oils’, fine ‘pen & ink’ drawings of botanical illustrations, houses and other works of art…


122 Kari�Karolia�Jewellery

Eeyore’s�Tail,�99�High�Street,�Swaffham�Bulbeck,�Cambridge,�cb25�0lx��[email protected]��www.karidesign.co.uk

Unique beaded jewellery, influenced by vintage work, nature, architecture and other cultures. Studio in picturesque surroundings, opposite the Church.


125 Helen�Clarke�Painter

Summer�House�Studio,�1�High�Street,��Great�Wilbraham,�Cambridge,�cb21�5jd�01223�881983��[email protected]��www.summerhouse-paintings.co.uk

Uplifting, vibrant watercolours and inks, inspired by the beauty of flowers, nature and still life. Original painted greetings cards.


126A Abi�Cochran�Silversmith

5�Station�Road,�Fulbourn,��Cambridge,�cb21�5er�01223�561649��[email protected]��www.silverspirals.co.uk

Jewellery, mainly silver, sometimes gold, often coloured by enamel, gemstones and resin. ‘How it’s made’ videos on Facebook; much more on my website.


123 Matthew�Blakely�Potter

9�Abbey�Lane,�Lode,�Cambridge,�cb25�9ep�01223�811959��[email protected]��www.matthewblakely.co.uk

Fresh, translucent, porcelain pots with aqueous glazes and earthy, wood-fired stoneware and porcelain. Please park on Lode High Street.

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124A Heidi�Lichterman�Weaver of silk and wire

The�Old�Courthouse,�123�High�Street,�Bottisham,�Cambridge,�cb25�9ba�01223�811461��[email protected]��www.heidilichterman.co.uk

Ikat dyed, handwoven wall hangings in silk, copper and stainless steel. Sophisticated silk scarves and shawls in rich colours. Commissions taken.


126B Edward�Munn�Drawing and illustration

5�Station�Road,�Fulbourn,��Cambridge,�cb21�5er�01223�561649��[email protected]��www.onelinerimages.co.uk

OneLinerImages are drawn with a continuous, single line regularly indented to represent the structure of living cells and environmental interactions.

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127 Mel�Fraser�Sculptor

Herrings�House,�Wilbraham�Road,��Fulbourn,�Cambridge,�cb21�5eu�07729�774145��[email protected]��www.melfraser.com

When you wake, don’t mistake the tears falling from your cheek as they are so sweet.It is then, and only then, that you can weep.


130A Mark�Humphrey�Stone and metal sculptor

Barn�Studio,�Burloes�Farm�Studios,�Royston,�sg8�9ne�07973�319223��[email protected]��www.markhumphrey-sculpture.com

Carved stone and limited edition sculptures. Studio based on a farm surrounded by the undulating landscape of the Chilterns of north Hertfordshire.


130B Eva�Lahti�Painting, drawing and experimental work

Studio�6,�Burloes�Farm�Studios,��Burloes�Farm,�Royston,�sg8�9ne�07721�844254��[email protected]�

Experimental work exploring movement in both figurative and abstract – moving from one to the other capturing the imagination. Commissions accepted.


128A Anna�Tun�Sculptor

The�Conservatory,�6�The�Chantry,��Fulbourn,�Cambridge,�cb21�5ej�07772�005576��[email protected]��www.tun.co.uk/anna

Fresh realistic sculptures of beautiful people, captured in clay and ennobled in bronze.


128B Rebecca�Tun�Photographer

The�Conservatory,�6�The�Chantry,��Fulbourn,�Cambridge,�cb21�5ej�01223�882353��[email protected]��www.tun.co.uk/rebecca

Rebecca Imogen Tun Fashionart and Lifeart Photography – emotive portraiture, stylish storytelling and studies in the human form.

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131 Gina�Ferrari�Textiles, mixed media

49�Hay�Street,�Steeple�Morden,��Royston,�sg8�0pd�01763�852971��[email protected]��www.ginaferrari.co.uk

Fabric, threads, paper, metal and silks – combined with embroidery – to produce rich colourful textures. Pictures, books, costumes and accessories.


132 Anna�Pye�Botanical watercolours and printmaking

The�Walnut�House,�3�Station�Road,��Steeple�Morden,�Royston,�sg8�0nn�07751�281756��[email protected]�

Botanical watercolours of flowers and plants. A variety of printmaking inspired by natural subjects. Stunning necklaces using Chinese knotting.


129A Jeremy�Mulvey�Painter

Gog�Magog�Farm�Shop,�Heath�Farm,�Shelford�Bottom,�Cambridge,�cb22�3ad�07941�982281��[email protected]��www.jeremymulvey.co.uk

New work by international artist: adventure pictures, still lifes and landscapes.

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129B Carl�West�Painter

Gog�Magog�Farm�Shop,�Heath�Farm,�Shelford�Bottom,�Cambridge,�cb22�3ad�07899�938378��[email protected]��www.carlwest.co.uk

Innovative and conceptual modern artwork exploring the use of colour and texture using acrylic paint, sprayed and painted on canvas and marine ply.

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133 Elizabeth�Burnett�Painter and printmaker

39�Fox�Hill�Road,�Guilden�Morden,��Nr�Royston,�sg8�0jg�01763�852341��[email protected]�

Vivid original prints – figurative, abstract and expressionist influenced.

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137B Jane�Hollidge�Potter, painter

Ivy�Haus,�30�Foxton�Road,�Barrington,�Cambridge,�cb22�7rn�01223�872422��[email protected]��www.janehollidge.co.uk

Smoke-fired ceramic slab vessels, figures and pinch pots. New work, abstract paintings and landscapes. Garden on riverbank with refreshments.

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134 Clare�Moggridge�Painter, printmaker

27a�West�Green,�West�Green,�Barrington,�Cambridge,�cb22�7rz�07596�991723��[email protected]��www.claremoggridge.co.uk

Painting, drawing and a new exploration into the possibilities of waterless lithography. Images rooted in the real but edging towards the surreal.

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135 Sarah�Palmer�Jeweller

25�West�Green,�Barrington,��Cambridge,�cb22�7rz�07775�651231��[email protected]��www.sarahpalmer.com

Exhibits in leading galleries, Sarah combines original design with simple elegance. Silver and gold jewellery including gems. Exhibition near pub.


138 Terry�Baker�Mosaic

Bakers�Cottage,�8�The�Knapp,��Haslingfield,�Cambridge,�cb23�1jh�01223�872150��[email protected]�

Mosaic, both decorative and practical using vitreous glass, ceramic, mirror, millifiori, beads, buttons and other found objects. Parking in Church Street.


139 Roger�Phillippo�Ceramics, paintings, prints

The�Old�Bakehouse,�1�Church�Street,�Harston,�Cambridge,�cb22�7np�01223�870277��[email protected]�

I work in many media, the finished product being both bold and humorous. See colourful ceramics and the impact of black and white in my scraperboards.


136A Joyce�Seddon�Still life oil painter

Goose�Green�Cottage,�61�High�Street,�Barrington,�Cambridge,�cb22�7qx�01223�873087��[email protected]�

Still life oil paintings on small wood panels. Royal Academy exhibitor.

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136B Geoff�Seddon�Jeweller, stained glass artist

Goose�Green�Cottage,�61�High�Street,�Barrington,�Cambridge,�cb22�7qx�01223�873087��[email protected]�

Gold and silver jewellery with hand-cut precious and semi-precious stones. Stained glass lamps, panels, plates and bowls.

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140 Amanda�Moyes�Paintings, ceramics, mixed media

14�Leaden�Hill,�Orwell,�sg8�5qh�07906�269707��[email protected]�

New work. A combination of vibrant, fun and thoughtful work. Distinctive use of colour and media. Cards and prints. Ample parking.


141 Enid�Mason�Textile artist

The�Studio,�Orchard�Cottage,�9�Lowfields,�Little�Eversden,�Cambridge,�cb23�1hj�01223�264213��[email protected]�

Hand and machine embroidery combining spun and felted sheep’s wool with handmade paper.

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137A Colin�Hollidge�Painter

Ivy�Haus,�30�Foxton�Road,�Barrington,�Cambridge,�cb22�7rn�01223�872422��[email protected]��www.colinhollidge.com

Vibrant images of Cambridge and the South of France using oils and acrylic, applied with a pallet knife on canvas.


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142 Dan�Walmsley�Painter

5�Wimpole�Road,�Great�Eversden,�Cambridge,�cb23�1hr�01223�263819��[email protected]�

Specialises in landscapes. Scenes from East Anglia to Venice. To find: turn away from ‘The Hoops’ pub, continue 400 metres.


147A Carol�Page�Raku glazed, smoke-fired pottery

103�Highfields�Road,�Caldecote,�Cambridge,�cb23�7nx�01954�212785��[email protected]�

Raku glazed, smoke-fired dishes, bowls and jugs reflect the changing elements and colours found in nature’s colours and textures.


147B Mike�Westbrook�Sculptor

103�Highfields�Road,�Caldecote,��Cambridge,�cb23�7nx�01954�780918��[email protected]�

Garden sculptures in bronze- and marble-coated concrete. Curves and attention-grabbing forms built to last.

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143 Hilary�Gretton�Painter, oil and acrylics

Rosemary�and�Lavender�Cottage,��Caxton�Road,�Bourn,�cb23�2sx�01954�719329��[email protected]��www.hilarygretton.moonfruit.com

Landscapes in oils and acrylics of the Cambridgeshire countryside, imaginary scenes of rivers and boats and city scapes at night. Caxton Road, Bourn.


144 Lorraine�Allan�Jewellery designer/maker

The�Old�Rectory,�16�Old�North�Road,�Longstowe,�cb23�2ug�07905�219241��[email protected]��www.lorraineallan.com

Two distinct collections: silver, often decorated with 18 carat gold, and glass necklaces, made from my own beads, in various colours and textures.


148A John�McGill�Mixed media, sculpture

The�Berern,�Comberton�Road,�Toft,�Cambridge,�cb23�2ry�01223�263950

I use metaphor, changing the familiar into something new. I search the rubbish tips of art history for abandoned ideas.


148B Derek�Moss�Bronze, stone, wood

The�Berern,�Comberton�Road,�Toft,�Cambridge,�cb23�2ry��[email protected]�

Abstract and representational sculpture in traditional materials. Many exhibits are responses to my activities and observations in the Outer Hebrides.

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145 Adrian�Parfitt�Furniture designer and maker

The�Brick�Barn,�Fardell’s�Lane,�Elsworth,�Cambridge,�cb23�8hx�01954�267312��[email protected]��www.aspcabinetmaker.co.uk

I make original pieces of handcrafted furniture, combining traditional construction methods with contemporary design.


146 Juliet�Gorman�Smoke-fired ceramics

103�Highfields�Road,�Caldecote,�Cambridge,�cb23�7nx�01954�210921��[email protected]��www.smoke-fired.biz

The excitement and unknown quality of smoke firing can be seen in my highly burnished, handbuilt ceramics. All work is inspired by Africa.


149 Tricia�Taylor�Jeweller designer, enameller

Coton�Village�Hall,�56�High�Street,��Coton,�Cambridge,�cb23�7pl�07929�888681��[email protected]��www.triciataylor.co.uk

A range of silver jewellery with enamel and stones. Decorative screen-printed enamel panels for wallhangings or coasters.

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150 Lia�Melia�Painter

17�Robin�Close,�Bar�Hill,��Cambridge,�cb23�8dx�01954�781414��[email protected]��www.liamelia.com

Intense, passionate artwork. Round winner of Saatchi Showdown, artwork at Saatchi. Unique medium. Unusual beadwork. Situated opposite Tesco car park.


153 Penny�Halasovski�Jeweller in silver

124�Boxworth�End,�Swavesey,��Cambridge,�cb24�4ra�01954�232634��[email protected]�

Using recycled silver and inspired by nature, I make simple yet elegant jewellery. Colourful throws use a variety of textures to give rich warmth.


154 Jeff�Harrison�UK nature & landscape photographer

The�garden�‘studio’,�25�Ladywalk,�Longstanton,�Cambridge,�cb24�3ed�07966�465775��[email protected]��www.jeffharrisonphotography.co.uk

Original UK wildlife, nature and landscape images offered for sale as prints and cards and to be displayed in a prize-winning wildlife garden setting.

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151 Chris�Lockwood�Watercolour painter

Garden�House,�33�Cootes�Lane,��Fen�Drayton,�Cambridge,�cb24�4sl�01954�231847��[email protected]�

Vibrant, bold, colourful watercolours inspired by summer flowers, nature and Venice. Studio in newly built garden room. Cards and refreshments.


152A Althea�Braithwaite�Fused glass

The�Studio�at�Beechcroft,�51�Fen�End,��Over,�Cambridge,�cb24�5ne�01954�230324��[email protected]��www.altheabraithwaite.net

Light reflects the bright glowing colours in window and wall hangings, dishes and pendants. Commissions for windows welcome – I enjoy the challenge.


155 Paul�Cash�Oil painter

2�Berrycroft,�Willingham,��Cambridge,�cb24�5jx��[email protected]��www.paulcash.co.uk

Oil on canvas, portraits, landscapes, passion and life.


156 Amanda�MacPhail�Bone china, paper

The�Wooden�House,�Twenty�Pence�Road,�Cottenham,�Cambridge,�cb24�8sp�01954�250496��[email protected]��www.amandamacphail.com

Fine line drawings combined with bright onglaze colour are fired onto bone china producing contemporary, fun but usable work. Classes given.


152B Edward�Parker�Sculptor in metal

The�Studio�at�Beechcroft,�51�Fen�End,��Over,�Cambridge,�cb24�5ne�01954�230324��[email protected]�

Organic metal sculpture and practical pieces combining utility, function and form. Including bird trees, bird tables and fire baskets.


152C Ken�Smith�Bird carver

The�Studio�at�Beechcroft,�51�Fen�End,��Over,�Cambridge,�cb24�5ne�07749�866833��[email protected]�

Carved wooden birds, some textured and painted, some using the natural grain of the wood.


157 Susan�Van�Valkenburg�Ceramic artist

5�Cow�Lane,�Rampton,��Cambridge,�cb24�8qg��01954�252834�[email protected]��www.ozonelouise.com

One-of-a-kind wheel-thrown and hand-built ceramics, both functional and sculptural, porcelain bead jewellery, and glass. Easy parking, level access.


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158 Janet�Powell�Contemporary silver jewellery

15�Abrahams�Close,�Landbeach,�Cambridge,�cb25�9fy�07910�583663��[email protected]�

Contemporary handmade jewellery. Silver, gold and semi-precious stones.

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163 Clare�Crouchman�Ceramic artist, printmaker

The�Studio,�14�Shirley�Road,��Histon,�Cambridge,�cb24�9jr�07788�538916��[email protected]��www.clarecrouchman.com

Ceramic wall panels and prints. An exploration of order and chaos informed by landscapes, cities and mazes.


164 Sarah�Vigliotti�Photographer

13�Shirley�Road,�Histon,��Cambridge,�cb24�9jr�01223�701546��[email protected]��www.sarahvigliotti.co.uk

Traditional hand-printed black-and-white photographs featuring timeless, atmospheric landscapes, seascapes and architecture. Some colour work.

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159 Helen�Humphreys�Potter, sculptor

18�Rosemary�Road,�Waterbeach,�Cambridge,�cb25�9nb�01223�862968��[email protected]��www.helenhpottery.co.uk

Decorative stoneware dishes, tiles, plates with poetry, ‘Green Men’ and serene garden wall pots. From station, pass church, keep taking first right.


160 Chris�Thomas�Photographer

3�Hall�End,�Milton,�Cambridge,�cb24�6aq�01223�440024��[email protected]��www.miltoncontact.co.uk

Dazzling pictures taken through microscope! Postcards to large prints. Microscope on hand. Approachable, interactive. Welcome, old friends and new!

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165A Kay�Dodsworth�Oil painter

1�Alice�Way,�Histon,�Cambridge,�cb24�9ya�01223�234493��[email protected]�

Abstracted and representational landscapes. Responses to music. Musical rhythms in landscape. Explorations of grief. Oil, watercolour and pastel.


161 Alison�Hullyer�Printmaking, painting, illustration

Smallstone,�Hall�End,�Milton,��Cambridge,�cb24�6aq�01223�862974��[email protected]��www.hullyer.co.uk

Striking drypoints and collagraphs depicting intricate patterns in nature: seed heads, trees and quirky birds. Published cards. Well signposted.


165B Pam�Hinton�Watercolour, oil, egg-tempera

1�Alice�Way,�Histon,�Cambridge,�cb24�9ya�01223�358119��[email protected]�

Interpreting buildings, landscapes, faces and flowers in new ways and in different media, with colour being of prime importance.


162 Daniela�Stief�Ceramics, pottery

3�The�Coppice,�Impington,��Cambridge,�cb24�9pp�01223�502924��[email protected]��www.dksceramics.co.uk

Handbuilt stoneware sculptures, vases, pictures, plates and tiles. Decorated with slips, oxides, glass and glazes. Off B1049 within small woods.


166 Gilbert�Park�Photographer and podcaster

Malyons,�15�High�Green,�Great�Shelford,�Cambridge,�cb22�5eg�01223�504090��[email protected]��www.gilbert-park-photography.com

Visit my studio to see an impressive range of photography, and please check my website for further details when visiting.


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176A Anne�Foxley�Potter

26�Shepherds�Way,��Saffron�Walden,�cb10�2ah�01799�522631��[email protected]��www.studiopottery.co.uk

Large stoneware pots, suitable for gardens and conservatories, which are also able to stand as decorative elements in the landscape.


175 Ramzieh�Baj�Painting/printmaking

The�Thatched�Cottage�Studio,��Little�Walden,�Saffron�Walden,�cb10�1xb�01799�513039��[email protected]�

Paintings, monoprints and screenprints, multi-layered constructions exploring fragments of historical events, memory and identity.


174 Victoria�Parker-Jervis�Oil painter

Home�Farm�House,�Petts�Lane,��Little�Walden,�Saffron�Walden,�cb10�1xe�01799�523482��[email protected]��www.vlpj.co.uk

Oil on canvas, watercolours and drawings. Paintings of trees, woodland scenes, with buildings and figures in a landscape. Telephone for directions.

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173 Rowena�Selby-Altham�Painter of the natural world

Foyles�Barn,�Unit�3,�100�High�Street,�Balsham,�Cambridge,�cb21�4ep��[email protected]�

A working studio with a variety of paintings inspired by the natural world, particularly water.


172 Kaela-Ann�Cooper�Painter, illustrator

88�Finchams�close,�Linton,��Cambridge,�cb21�4ne�01223�891029��[email protected]�

I paint a variety of subjects using acrylic. I love to give atmosphere and life to my paintings. I also use watercolour, pastel and do illustrations.


171 Yasmin�Marsh�Oil painter

34�Horseheath�Road,�Linton,��Cambridge,�cb21�4lu�01223�894934��[email protected]�

Oil paintings of mainly seascapes and sunsets.


170 Catriona�Ogilvy�Watercolour, pastel

The�Willows,�Dean�Road,�Bartlow,�Cambridge,�cb21�4ps�01223�891313�

To capture the unique character and look of your pet animal is my challenge. Movement inspires my drawings and sculptures.


169 Carol�Sinclair�Mixed media, sculpture

Willow�House,�High�Street,�Hildersham,�Cambridge,�cb21�6bu�01223�893613��[email protected]��www.carolsinclair.com

Riverside studio, house and garden with professional sculpture inspired by erosion of natural and manmade materials by the elements and environment.


168 Fran�Godwood�Pen and watercolour

91�Mill�Lane,�Sawston,��Cambridge,�cb22�3hy�01223�561849��[email protected]��www.frangodwood.co.uk

Colourful, detailed pen and watercolour paintings. Tranquil gardens, old buildings, scenes of chickens and geese. Centre turning off Sawston bypass.


167 Sarah�Walsh�Painter

Willow�End,�Kings�Mill�Lane,��Great�Shelford,�cb22�5en�07947�749340�[email protected]�

Paintings mainly in oils. Line, tone, colour – the visual harmonies of nature, of local and foreign scenery. Easy parking at my riverside studio.


South�Cambs�DC Uttlesford�DCSouth�Cambs�DC

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179 Nick�and�Kathleen�Abbott�Chairmakers, green woodworkers

Crouches,�The�Broadway�(B1057),��Dunmow,�cm6�3bq�01371�872705��[email protected]��www.nkabbott.co.uk

Beautiful, comfortable Windsor chairs, handmade to order, ladder-backs, stools, refectory tables, inscribed breadboards, mostly from Essex trees.


178 Celia�Bartlett�Photography graphics, book arts

5�Farmadine�Grove,��Saffron�Walden,�cb11�3dr�01799�527427��[email protected]��www.ailecphotography.co.uk

Bringing ‘West Cork to East Anglia’, a study through the medium of photography and graphic book art. Prints and greetings cards will also be for sale.


177 Jill�Leech�Textile artist, photographer

27�Old�Mill�Road,�Saffron�Walden,�cb11�3eh�01799�524788��[email protected]��www.jill-leech.com

Wallhangings – using rugmaking techniques, hooking, rag rug and lockerhook – with low-relief wood carving. Photographs – showing texture and pattern.


176B Alan�Foxley�Potter

26�Shepherds�Way,��Saffron�Walden,�cb10�2ah�01799�522631��[email protected]��www.studiopottery.co.uk

High-fired stoneware clay. Individual handbuilt pieces. Figurative and non-figurative. Large and small scale, many suitable for outdoors.


Uttlesford�DC

Notes

Holding�an�Open�Studio�An�Artist’s�Handbook

£5�to�members£6�to�non-members

Cambridge Open StudiosPO Box 716Cambridge cb1 0pr

How much for just the frame?

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Gallery�listings

G5 Kettle’s�YardKettle’s Yard, Castle Street, Cambridge, cb3 0aq01223 748100 [email protected] www.kettlesyard.co.uk

Open: Tuesday – Sunday 11.30 am – 5 pm (house open 1.30 pm – 4.30 pm) NB the gallery will be closed 11–15 July while we install a new exhibition

Exhibitions: Andy Holden to 10 July – sculptures, film, collages and ephemera; Von Ribbentrop in St Ives: Art & War in the Last Resort, from 16 July.

G6 The�Fitzwilliam�MuseumFitzwilliam�Museum,�Trumpington�Street,�Cambridge,�cb2�1rb01223�332900�www.fitzmusem.cam.ac.uk

Open: Admission is FREE Tuesday – Saturday 10.00 am - 5.00 pm Sundays & Bank Holidays 12.00 – 5.00 pm

World-class collections of art and antiquities spanning centuries and civilizations. Current exhibitions: Italian Drawings, Italian Etchings, Redouté Flower Drawings. Upcoming: Imperial Treasures from Vienna, Vermeer’s Women.

G7 The�Old�Fire�Engine�HouseThe�Old�Fire�Engine�House,��25�St�Mary’s�Street,�Ely,�cb7�4er01353�662582�[email protected]�www.theoldfireenginehouse.co.uk

Open: Weekdays 10.30 am – 10.30 pm Saturdays 10.30 am – 5.30 pm Sundays 12.30 – 4.30 pm

Restaurant and Gallery. Mixed and solo exhibitions of paintings, sculpture, prints and ceramics, with a focus on local artists.

G8 Williams�Art5�Dale’s�Brewery,�Gwydir�Street,��Cambridge,�cb1�2lj01223�311687�[email protected]�www.williamsart.co.uk

Open: Tuesday – Friday 11.00 am – 6.00 pm Saturday and Sunday 11.00 am – 5.00 pm

Williams Art is the home gallery of CAM (the Cambridge Arts Movement), a collective of some 40 artists who put on themed monthly exhibitions.

G1 Art and Crafts at PrimaveraPrimavera,�10�King’s�Parade�and�13�Magdalene�Street,��Cambridge,�cb2�1sj01223�357708�[email protected]�www.primaverauk.com

Open: at 10 & 11 King’s Parade: Monday – Saturday 10.00 am – 5.30 pm, Sunday 11.00 am – 5.00 pm and now at 13 Magdalene Street: Tuesday – Friday 10.00 am – 5.00 pm, Saturday – Monday 11.00 am – 4.00 pm

Primavera, the renowned contemporary art gallery and jewellers, is home to a huge collection of artwork, including work by Open Studios participants.

G2 Byard�ArtByard�Art,�14�King’s�Parade,��Cambridge,�cb2�1sj01223�464646�[email protected]�www.byardart.co.uk

Open: Monday – Saturday 9.30 am – 5.30 pm Sunday 11.00 am – 5.00 pm

Varied exhibition programme of contemporary art. Imaginative displays of original artworks on two floors in our gallery opposite King’s College.

G3 Cambridge�� Contemporary�ArtCambridge�Contemporary�Art,��6�Trinity�Street,�Cambridge,�cb2�1su01223�324222�[email protected]�www.cambridgegallery.co.uk

Open: Monday – Saturday 9.00 am – 5.30 pm Sundays & Bank holidays 11.00 am – 5.00 pm

City centre gallery with monthly exhibitions of contemporary art. Loans available through the Arts Council Own Art Scheme.

G4 Haddenham�GalleriesHaddenham�Galleries,�20�High�Street,�Haddenham,�Ely,�cb6�3xa01353�749188�[email protected]�www.haddenhamgallery.co.uk

Open: Tuesdays – Sundays 10.00 am – 5.00 pm

Closed: Mondays

We hold 9 eclectic exhibitions a year, usually on a theme. ‘It is not just another Gallery – it is an Aladdin’s Cave’.

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Teresa AinleyMixed Media5 New School Road, Histon, Cambridge, cb24 [email protected] 164467

Lucy AndersonPhotography25 Belvoir Road, Cambridge, cb4 [email protected]

Julie BakerPainting8 Painters Lane, Sutton, Ely, cb6 [email protected] 777398

Nina BaldryMixed Mediac/o Mrs E. Huelin, 25 Mulberry Close, Cambridge, cb4 [email protected] 500829

Mary BanhamPainting75 Paramount Court, University Street, London, wc1e [email protected] 8131214

Bob BanksPainting37 Merlin Drive, Ely, cb6 [email protected] 611166

Joanna BarltropPainting93 Heron Croft, Soham, Ely, cb7 [email protected] 723195

Yvonne BarnettPrintmaking/Book [email protected] 315370

Pamela Marshall BarrellPaintingMicklen, 19 Sedley Taylor Road, Cambridge, cb2 [email protected] 249597

Zachary [email protected]

Linton BocockMixed Media35 Kings Road, St. Neots, pe19 [email protected] 837696

Gabriella BollobasSculpture/Lettering5 Selwyn Gardens, Cambridge, cb3 [email protected] 354872

Richard BrayWoodcarving62 Angle End, Great Wilbraham, Cambridge, cb21 [email protected] 880415

Ann BrownPainting9 Church Lane, Elsworth, Cambridge, cb23 [email protected] 267410

Mick BrownDrawing/Illustration6 Hilderstone House, Staffordshire Street, Cambridge, cb1 [email protected] 565586

Roberta Capogna-BatemanCeramics/Pottery35 Bird Farm Road, Fulbourn, Cambridge, cb21 [email protected] 881635

Sue CheffinsTextiles/Weaving29 Queens Close, St Ives, Huntingdon, pe27 [email protected] 468402

David ChowPhotography33 Brenda Gautrey Way, Cottenham, Cambridge, cb24 [email protected] 250207

Clarissa CochranTextiles/Weaving2 Thatched Cottages, Water Lane, Radwinter, Saffron Walden, cb10 [email protected] 599371

Lydia CollingsCeramics/Pottery29 Emsons Close, Linton, Cambridge, cb21 [email protected] 894932

Jane ComminPainting37 Silverwood Close, Cambridge, cb1 [email protected] 772099

Jenifer CooperPainting5 Park Parade, Cambridge, cb5 8al01223 359513

John CooperPainting5 Park Parade, Cambridge, cb5 8al01223 359513

Phil CopePhotography21 Blinco Grove, Cambridge, cb1 [email protected] 245087

Lee CreswellBatik Painting7 Rathmore Road, Cambridge, cb1 [email protected]/art/LeeCreswell01223 247625

Helga CrouchDrawing/IllustrationThe Mill House, Finchingfield Road, Little Sampford, Saffron Walden, cb10 2qthelga.crouch@wildlybotanical.co.ukwww.wildlybotanical.co.uk01799 586238

Anne CurrySculpture/LetteringNewland End, Arkesden, Saffron Walden, cb11 4hfinfo@annecurry-sculpture.co.ukwww.annecurry-sculpture.co.uk01799 550368

Rebecca DawsonJewellerySouthlea, 11 Church Street, Willingham, Cambridge, cb24 [email protected] 261927

Nindy DhaliwalJewelleryRookery House, 5 Station Road, Great Wilbraham, cb21 [email protected] 882415

Janet EdwardsPainting166 Cambridge Road, Great Shelford, Cambridge, cb22 [email protected] 840604

Rebecca FarmarPainting32 Glisson Road, Cambridge, cb1 [email protected]/artists/rebecca-farmar.asp07904 969853

Sheila FarrantPainting16 Cross Street, Cambridge, cb1 [email protected] 368177

Sigrid Fisher and Norah Al-AniMixed Media158 York Street, Cambridge, cb1 [email protected] 078850

Christine FoxSculpture/LetteringSculpture Studio, 42 High Street, Coton, Cambridge, cb23 7pl01954 210519

Mara FoxMixed Media176 Huntingdon Road, Cambridge, cb3 [email protected] 678955

William GarfitPaintingThe Old Rectory, High Street, Harlton, Cambridge, cb23 [email protected] 262563

Noel GarnerPainting72 Ramsden Square, Cambridge, cb4 [email protected] 500582

Geoff GoddardMixed Media8 Winnick Road, Great Gidding, Huntingdon, pe28 [email protected] 293496

Sandy Goldbeck-WoodMixed Media92 Gilbert Road, Cambridge, cb4 [email protected]

Robert GoodPainting53 Lode Road, Lode, Cambridge, cb25 [email protected] 812126

Jane GoodallPhotography6 Arber Close, Bottisham, Cambridge, cb25 [email protected] 812627

Liz GreigCeramics/Pottery34 Oxford Road, Cambridge, cb4 [email protected] 314465

Chris HadleyPainting69 Oxford Road, Cambridge, cb4 [email protected] 571178

Amanda HallDrawing/IllustrationThe Shadowhouse, 71 Cromwell Road, Cambridge, cb1 3ebah@amandahall-illustration.comwww.amandahall-illustration.com01223 515137

Abbas HashemiSculpture/Lettering42 Thornton Way, Girton, Cambridge, cb3 [email protected] 277302

Louise HashemiPainting42 Thornton Way, Girton, Cambridge, cb3 [email protected] 277302

Chrissie HaversPaintingNosterfield House, Nosterfield End, Castle Camps, Cambridge, cb21 [email protected] 584648

Tessa HawkesSculpture/LetteringThe Priory, Common Hill, Saffron Walden, cb10 [email protected] 523888

Sylvia HopkinsonDrawing/Illustration29 Selwyn Gardens, Cambridge, cb3 [email protected] 313125

Sarah HuntGlass26 Station Road, Willingham, Cambridge, cb24 5hfsarahhunt@stainedglassartist.bizwww.stainedglassartist.biz01954 260962

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Lorraine IzonCeramics/PotteryMeadow View, 24 Lower End, Swaffham Prior, Cambridge, cb25 [email protected] 742920

Orlando JohnsonPainting/Printmaking59 Wimpole Road, Barton, Cambridge cb23 [email protected] 264092

Georgina JosephPaintingThe Old Rectory, High Street, Harlton, Cambridge, cb23 [email protected] 262563

Julia Anne KempPrintmaking/Book Arts13 Ascham Road, Cambridge, cb4 [email protected] 353551

Florens LeaPaintingLone Star Studio, 51 Fen Road, Cambridge, cb4 [email protected] 709639

Stefan LuszczakPainter3 Alpha Place, Saffron Walden, cb11 [email protected] 513349

Carol MannPainting37, Merlin Drive, Ely, cb6 [email protected] 611166

Chris MannPainting53 De Freville Avenue, Cambridge, cb4 1hwchris@cambridge-guesthouse.co.ukwww.cambridge-guesthouse.co.uk/gallery.html01223 311005

Eric MarlandSculpture/Lettering35 Eachard Road, Cambridge, cb3 [email protected] 353998

Bronwen MartinPainting114 Cambridge Road, Great Shelford, Cambridge, cb22 [email protected] 841075

Heather MaundersPaintingVictoria House, 61 Ely Road, Little Downham, Ely, cb6 [email protected] 698003

Olive MayoPaintingThe Hogan Studio, 5 Hammond Close, Pampisford, Cambridge, cb22 [email protected] 832551

Lizzy McCaughanCeramics/PotteryFairview, 3 Hillside, Sawston, Cambridge, cb22 [email protected] 602362

Diana McKennaDrawing/Illustration16 High Street, Streatham, Ely, cb6 [email protected] 17839

Sukie MeldonGlassHideaway, 9E Main Street, Littleport, Ely, cb6 [email protected] 860140

George MeliniotisMixed Media14A Rose Lane, Melbourn, sg8 [email protected] 261154

Elena Arevalo MelvillePaintingThe Studio, 14 Pepys Way, Girton, Cambridge, cb3 [email protected] 565258

Peter MennimPainting145 Coleridge Road, Cambridge, cb1 [email protected] 701960

Andrew MilbournPhotography44 Leys Avenue, Cambridge, cb4 [email protected] 563927

Ann MilesPhotography3 Glebe Close, Toft, Cambridge, cb23 [email protected] 262637

Rebecca [email protected]

Liz MoonSculpture/Lettering21 Bermuda Terrace, Cambridge, cb4 [email protected] 360346

Thomas MorrisPainting15 Hale Street, Cambridge, cb4 [email protected] 351152

Malcolm MunroPainting5 Caraway Road, Fulbourn, Cambridge, cb21 [email protected] 880730

Rosemary MyersPrintmaking/Book Arts2 Babraham Road, Cambridge, cb2 [email protected] 247370

Tolly NasonGlassBramble House, 16 Green St, Willingham, Cambridge, cb24 [email protected] 260240

Rika NewcombePainting94 Ainsworth Street, Cambridge, cb1 [email protected]

Nuala O’ConnorPainting20 The Lanes, Great Wilbraham, Cambridge, cb21 [email protected] 882747Ray PalmerSculpture/Lettering434 Milton Road, Cambridge, cb4 [email protected]

Jen ParkerPrintmaking/Book Arts2 Waterside, Ely, cb7 [email protected] 614103

Neil PayneMixed Media29 High Street, Madingley, Cambridge, cb23 [email protected] 210804

Bruce PearsonPaintingThe Old Plough, Caxton Road, Great Gransden, Sandy, sg19 [email protected] 677558

Alison PeockJewellery25 Caribou Way, Cherry Hinton, Cambridge, cb1 [email protected]

Thalia PolakWoodcarvingManor Lodge, 2 Church Lane, Fulbourn, Cambridge, cb21 [email protected] 880937

Giulia Portuese-WilliamsSculpture/Lettering162 Limes Road, Hardwick, Cambridge, cb23 7xxgiuliaportuese05@googlemail.comwww.contemporarysculptors.co.uk07887 606227

Tony PughCeramics/PotteryVine Leigh Cottage, Main Street, Wardy Hill, Ely, cb6 [email protected] 778462

Stephen Spencer PyleCollage44a, High Street, Great Eversden, Cambridge, cb23 [email protected]

Sue RapleyPaintingGlebe House, 1 High Street, Barton, Cambridge, cb23 [email protected] 729618

Gillian RecordonBatik Painting3 Vicarage Drive, Grantchester, Cambridge, cb3 9nggillian.recordon@care4free.netwww.gillianrecordon.bizland.com01223 841342

Tess RecordonPainting69 Broadway, Grantchester, Cambridge, cb3 [email protected] 845157

Diana Ridsdill-SmithTextiles/WeavingThe Abbey, Swaffham Bulbeck, Cambridge, cb25 [email protected] 811946

Mary RodgerPainting11 Fairway, Girton, Cambridge, cb3 [email protected] 277316

Justin RoweMixed Media19 Scotland Road, Dry Drayton, cb23 [email protected] 211975

Paul RowleySculpture/Lettering56 High Street, Upwood, Huntingdon, pe26 [email protected] 814092

Sue SangJewellery30 Horningsea Road, Cambridge, cb5 [email protected]

Jennifer SargentPainting11 Back Lane, Wicken, Ely, cb7 5yl01353 720647

Jane SaundersDrawing/Illustration27 Woodlark Road, Cambridge, cb3 [email protected] 357680

Henri SchmittPainting23 Greville road, Cambridge, cb1 [email protected] 561607

Rohan SeeryJewellery73 York Street, Cambridge, cb1 [email protected]

Glenys SelfCeramics/Pottery152 York Street, Cambridge, cb1 [email protected] 565272

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Gordon ShawPainting24 Pearl Close, Chesterton, Cambridge, cb4 [email protected] 029714

Janet SmithSculpture/Lettering17 Harbour Avenue, Comberton, Cambridge cb23 [email protected] 335978

Denise SpaldingPaintingWynchwood, Cranes Lane, Kingston, Cambridge, cb23 [email protected] 265678

Renee SpierdijkPainting35 Eachard Road, Cambridge, cb3 [email protected] 353998

Shirley SpottiswoodePaintingGarden House Caxton Hall, St Peter’s Street, Caxton, cb23 [email protected] 718367

Cristina [email protected]://cristina.stan.home.ro/01353727765

Barbara StanleyPainting63, High Street, Tadlow, Royston, sg8 [email protected] 631828

Heather StowellJewellery14 East Road, Isleham, Ely, cb7 [email protected] 781189

Jess SuttonPainter/Video installations123 Ross Street, Cambridge, cb1 [email protected] 150857

Andrew TanserSculpture/Lettering3 Honey Hill, Fenstanton, Huntingdon, pe28 [email protected] 469964

Perveen TayabaliPainting14 Hauxton Road, Little Shelford, Cambridge, cb22 [email protected] 846330

Rhiannon ThomasTextiles/Weaving18 Orchard Avenue, Cambridge, cb4 [email protected] 125965

Linda TowningSculpture/LetteringNorth View, 170 Cherry Hinton Road, Cambridge, cb1 [email protected] 575091

Deanna TysonPaintingNobles Barn, 1 The Bourns, Fulbourn, Cambridge, cb21 [email protected] 500552

Sue WalkerPaintingYew Trees Farmhouse, Linton Road, Hadstock, Cambridge, cb21 [email protected] 891710

Valerie WeirPaintingThe Tree House Studio, 44 Kimberley Road, Cambridge, cb4 [email protected] 136099

Tony WhitePainting6 Gilbey Green, Newport, Saffron Walden, cb11 [email protected]

Katrina WilkieMixed Media17 Main Street, Prickwillow, Ely, cb7 [email protected] 688527

Andrew WinnardPainting79 Barrons Way, Comberton, Cambridge, cb23 [email protected] 264717

Michael C WoodDrawing/[email protected] 315370

Woodside Rural CareVaried Media Artists (Groups)Woodside - near Granta Park, 32 South Road, Great Abington, Cambridge, cb21 [email protected]

Non-participating�artists

This year’s event has been made possible once again by the efforts of Cambridge Open Studios artists, many of whom have invested time and effort into making the July events a success.

Over the past year, we have continued with the process of development and consolidation of the website that was initiated in 2009. It is gratifying to note how far we have come, turning Cambridge Open Studios from a loss-making, near bankrupt organisation, back into a vibrant, artist-led community, entirely self-funded, which, in the present climate of cuts and general tightening of budgets, is an enviable position to be in. We have also welcomed back many members who left us in recent years for a variety of reasons and have signed up a substantial contingent of new ones who bring fresh enthusiasm and ideas to the group. Many members, old and new, have volunteered for tasks and have shown great initiative and drive. We are indebted to Roger Coleman, our new Chairman, for his considerable efforts and work on the implementation of the management plan and of the continued development of the website.

Thanks are also due to the various groups within the Management Team: Publicity, Website, Guide Production and Distribution. This short statement expresses gratitude for months of concentrated work, and COS could not exist without the time and effort of the individuals concerned.

We also thank all the shops, galleries, libraries and other outlets for kindly helping Cambridge Open Studios distribute 40,000 copies of the Guide, and to all those who have given press and media coverage of Cambridge Open Studios.

Many thanks to our retiring Chairman, Michael Wood.

Cambridge Open Studios Management Team

Officers: Chairman: Roger Coleman

Company Secretary: Heidi Lichterman

Treasurer: Martin Evans

Membership Secretary: Marion Curtis

Responsible groups within the Management Team:Website: Chris Thomas

Publicity: Jane Evans, Helena Hadjioannou

Guide production: Munni Srivastava, Terry Beard

Newsletter: Edward Parker

Distribution: Jeremy Nicholls

COS archives and social events: Sally Reilly

Thanks are also due to Jo Tunmer for all her work in supporting new members; to our bookkeeper, Anthony Hopkinson; to Amanda McPhail for her work on the Guide; and to Cathy Parker, Susan Carlyle and Rosemary Myers for minute-taking at AGM and Management Team meetings.

Consultants:Website design: Jon Beal, Netflare (www.netflarehosting.com)

Website coordinator: Clare Gilmour ([email protected])

Publicity and PR: Jo Riches (www.joriches.com)

Guide editor: David H. Hatton (www.art16.co.uk)

Guide and poster design: Phil Treble (www.philtreble.net)

Guide cover design: Lisa Gifford ([email protected])

Printed by: The Roman Group (www.theromangroup.co.uk)

Cambridge Open Studios, PO Box 716, Cambridge, cb1 0prwww.camopenstudios.co.uk

Cambridge Open Studios cannot accept liability for any loss, damage or injury sustained by any member of the public visiting any Cambridge Open Studios site, exhibition or events. The visiting public do so at their own risk.

Cambridge Open Studios is a company limited by guarantee incorporated in England and Wales with company number 03317766 whose registered office is c/o Prentis & Co LLP, 115c Milton Road, Cambridge, cb4 1xe

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Weekend (1) July 2 – 3Weekend (2) July 9 – 10Weekend (3) July 16 – 17Weekend (4) July 23 – 2411 am – 6 pm

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their studios

Cambridge Open Studios exists for the purposes of promoting the making of original works of art and craft, and to provide an opportunity for the public to become involved in the arts by meeting artists in their studios, seeing their work and how it is produced.

You can see the work of our artists and plan your visit on our website.

2011

It was Julia Ball in the early 1960s who unwittingly sowed the idea for Cambridge Open Studios by opening her home in Beche Road, Cambridge to coincide with the then lavish Cambridge Festival. I lived nearby on the busy Newmarket Road, living in the kitchen, painting in my bedroom, framing in the front room, while ignoring the front bedroom for its invasive traffic and the bus stop perfectly sited for gaping upper-deckers. Plein air painting was my release. With worthier premises I might well have followed Julia’s example.

For my sins and sustenance I had taken up reviewing Art for the Cambridge News, taking in the first few open studios until, with so many gallery shows during the festival, I had to leave them out. Daylight was for painting, the late evening for writing and I seldom took my copy in to the Cambridge News offices before midnight, a suspicious time to be lurking about.

Moving back to my native village was such a relief and my lovely partner, Jean, urged me to join the burgeoning Open Studios now that I had the premises to give welcome, but I postponed it for preferring the weekends free for our various excursions. Sadly then, it was her premature death that persuaded me to join.

It works best for me using all four weekends, but this deprives me of the opportunity of seeing how my fellow artists prepare themselves. But visitors fill me in and leave me in no doubt about the miracles of creativity within easy reach – and not only during the month of July. We are individuals, uncompetitive, welcoming, self-supporting friends. Monet was still painting when I was born! Longevity aside, please don’t miss me out!

Anthony Day

Anthony Day and Christine Fox, another founder member of Cambridge Open Studios, were both recently made Honorary Members as a tribute to their dedication and long years of service to the organisation.

Cambridge Open Studios 2011

In the 1960s, artists in Cambridge were among the first in the country to throw open their studio doors and invite local people in to discover how original works of art and crafts are made. This was part of a movement to demystify the arts, take them off their elite pedestals, reinvigorate and democratise them and make them available to all. Now, open studio events take place all over the UK and in many other countries. Anthony Day, whose welcome to our Open Studios 2011 is on the front cover flap of this guide, was one of that original group and still opens his studio to the public every July.

Back then, Tony lived in Cambridge; now he lives in Wicken, and Cambridge Open Studios has spread out in a similar way, to encompass an area stretching from Ely, Littleport and Prickwillow in the North to Saffron Walden and Great Dunmow in the South, from Over and Huntingdon in the West, to Soham and Fordham in the East.

The yellow flags flying outside each venue have become a fixture in the cultural landscape, and this year 240 artists are taking part in over 200 locations, with a good half of those sites being ‘out of town’. Moreover, in an era of cuts and belt-tightening, Cambridge Open Studios is completely free. Visiting our studios will not cost you a penny in Council or Income Tax as we receive no grants, no hand-outs and no subsidies.

What links all those studios and workshops, and the people who work in them, is the idea that art, craft and creativity should be very much part of everyday life and of local communities. Open Studios is about forging a lasting relationship between local people and local makers, and about making art affordable and open to all. It is our opportunity to welcome you into our studios and your opportunity to purchase or commission a piece of work direct from its creator. That way you can help us survive and thrive as an essential and integral creative force in Cambridgeshire life.

So enjoy exploring our studios and take something home to mark the occasion!

Roger Coleman Chairman, Cambridge Open Studios

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