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Oxfordshire artweeks Vale of White Horse216 Michael Skidmore, Robert Fletcher wildlife artist
Oil on Canvas, Pastel Drawing
Wildlife, landscape, portraits, figure, equestrian.
55 High Street, Stanford in the Vale - 01367 710359 (M) (W)
Sats, Suns M A , Mons - Fris A
217 Abingdon Artists
Various Media
Exhibition of work in various
media, sponsored by the
Vale o f the White Horse C.
The Council Chamber,
Guildhall, Abingdon
En trance up steps from
Bridge Street
01235 520202 (L) (NW)
Sun 18 - Fri 23 : 10am-6pm
Thus E
218 Denise Harrison
Stitched Textiles
Exhibition of stitched textiles - framed works, small items
and greeting cards.
21 Hawthorn Crescent, Grove, Wantage - From A338 turn
right at traffic lights, then first right and first left - 01235
763024 (M) (NW)
Tues - Suns A . Weds MA
219 Ray Rawlings Watercolour
Open studio watercolour exhibition of Oxford, local,
coastal and varied subjects in a delightful downland village.
1 Chestnut Close, Fawley, Nr. Wantage - A338 Wantage -
Hungeiford. Turn right after Berkshire County Boundry Sign
01488 638384 (L) (NW) - Daily MAE
220 Lawrence Carter
Ceramics, Pottery, Sculpture
Open studio - demonstration and display of domestic ware
and garden decorations in reduction stoneware.
Pusey Footin, Stone House Close, Kingston Bagpuize - From
Hindhead Pub towards Southmoor take 2nd turn on left
01865 821369 (M) (W)
Weds - Sats 10am - 4pm, Suns M A , or by appointment
221 John Poole (O C G , O C G M C )
Metal (mostly Silver and Gold)
Open studio. Silversmith's work and jewellery using silver
and gold set with precious and semi-precious stones.
38 Wootton Road, Abingdon - On B4017 100m past John
Mason School going away from town centre
01235 520338 (M) (NW)
Sats M A , Sat 24 also E, Suns A, Sun 25 also ME, Tue 20
A , Mon 29 M AE. Thus AE
Nandi Ablett - Market at Fanagusta -217
John Poole - Raised Coffee Set -221
222 Julie t Dyer (OAS), Maryse Lawrie
Clay-Sculpture, Mixed Media Paintings,
Sculpture - work in progress, imaginative subjects, realistic
& abstract. Watercolour paintings: cats, local landscapes.
Standfast House, Faringdon Road, Kingston Bagpuize -
From Hind's Head pub 3rd on the left with bus stop outside
01865 820282 (M) (NW)
Sat 17, Sat 31, Suns, Tues A, Thus AE, Sat 24 M
Juliet Dyer - Three Jolly Cats - 222
223 Sutton Courtenay Artists
Mixed exhibition of paintings, ceramics, calligraphy.
Churchfield, All Saints Lane, Sutton Countenay - Follow
signs from The Abbey, or enter All Saints Lane by Fish Pub
01235 848257 (L) (W)
Sat 17 - Mon 26: 1.30pm - 6pm
Shirley Ranee - Sunflower Jug - 223
26 M= 10am-1.00pm, A=1.00pm-5.00pm, E=5.00pm-8.00pm
Oxfordshire artweeks Vale of White Horse
224 Art at the M ill
Paintings, Mixed Media, Ceramics
11 local artists. Paintings, mixed media and ceramics.
Watermill working PM weekends and Bank Holiday.
Lower Mill, Kingston Winslow, Ashbury - Bottom of hill,
Ashbury, B4000 turn off for Kingston Winslow. Mill 100yds
01793 710254 (L) (NW) - Daily AE
225 Sally Maw (Soc. o f Designer Craftsmen)
Woven Textiles
Exhibition of ikat dyed textiles woven in fine silk, including
scarves, banners, and some smaller pieces.
Oriel Cottage, Littleworth, Nr. Faringdon Littleworth is off
A420, nr. Faringdon. Venue 4th on right after church -
01367 241961 (M) (W) - Sats, Suns M A
226 Pat Russell (FSS1, FCLAS)
Lettering in Various Media
Lettering studio open. Calligraphy, fabric collage & stitchery.
paperworks, computergraphics: sale of fabrics for collage.
48 East Saint Helen s Street, Abingdon - Town centre,
opposite St. Helen's churchyard. Car Park nearby
01235 520410 (M) (NW)
Sats, Suns A , Thus AE, or by appointment
227 Betsy Matthews, Joanna G ilm our, Rachel
Buxton, Helen Phillips, Rosemary Matthews
Ceramics. Basketry. Tapestry, Jewellery,
Painting
Open studio/ workshop. Near White Horse Hill, displaying
wide range of contemporary and traditional craftwork.
Packers Forge, High Street, Ufftngton - 100yds up from
Fox and Hounds pub, on same side - 01367 820244 (L) (NW)
Daily MAE
228 ABBEY ART: L inda Bareham-Stanley (OAS),
W illiam Bird (RWS,OAS), Christine Burgess (OAS)
Jan Crombie(OAS,OCG) Rosamund Chorlev (OAS)
Patricia Drew (OAS), Edith Holt (OCG ), Christine
Jones (OAS), Betty M urphy, John Newberry
(RW S.OAS), Annie Newnham (OAS), Sophie
Thompson (OAS), Isabella W hitworth, Lesley
Williams. Joseph W inkelman (PRE, RW A , OAS)
Stone Sculpture, Gouache Paintings, Drawings,
Mixed Media, Ceramic Sculpture, Ceramic Pottery,
Jewellery, Textiles, Printmaking, Watercolour,
Textile Collage, Oils, Metal Sculpture
Art at the Abbey - an invited artists’ exhibition in a peaceful
mediaeval setting. Teas on weekends and Bank Holiday.
The Abbey, Sutton Courtenay - South side of the Green
01235 847401 (L) (partial W)
Sat 17 - Mon 26: 2pm - 6pm
Edith Holt - Artist at work 228
Joseph Winkleman -
Churchyard- 228 «
Lesley Williams - Porcelain Agate Ware -
228
Christine Jones - Rainy Day - 228
M= 1 Oam-1.00pm, A=1.00pm-5.00pm, E=5.00pm-8.00pm 27
Oxfordshire artweeks Vale of White Horse
230 Christine Jones (OAS)
Watercolour, Charcoal
Open studio and exhibition of paintings and cards featuring
flowers in natural settings, town and landscapes.
Willowbrook, Fox Lane, Boars Hill, Oxford - 50yds downhill
from Fox pub, turn left down narrow lane by bollard just
before no speed limit sign - 01865 735434 (M) (NW)
Wed 28, Thu 29, Sat 31, S h 1: 2pm - 7pm
Sophie Thompson -
Terrier 228
Edith Holt -
Raku bowl and
candelstick - 228
Isabella Whitworth -
Textile Feather design - 228
231 Paul Me Cullen
Pastel, Watercolour
Not just cats, but also
gardens & landscapes in
various media.
12 Shepherd Gardens,
Abingdon - B4017
Abingdon - Drayton.
Right at 2nd Rndabout.
(Mill Road). Then right,
left, right and right
01235 522808 (M)(NW)
Sats, Weds, Mon 26 A,
Suns MA, Thus, Fris AE
P. McCullen - Thomas
229 Tessa Hall Stained Glass
Stained glass windows and wallhangings: sea creatures,
valentines, abstract seascapes, landscapes and skyscapes.
69 Bagley Close, Kennington - Right at first Kennington
mini-roundabout, (Upper Road), then third right
01865 326917 (M) (NW)
Sats, Suns, Mon 26: 1 lam - 5pm, Thus: 2pm - 8pm
232 Ruth Lednik
Textiles
Open house. Quality children’s clothes - jackets, hats,
dungarees, pinafore dresses, trousers - ladies’ jackets.
Court Cottage, Main Street, East Hanney - Next to the
Black Horse pub - 01235 868368 (M) (NW)
Thu 29 - Sun 1 MA
233 Betty Bleakley FRSA
Watercolours
Exhibition of watercolours. Subjects too numerous to list
but includes traditional and novelty themes. Open studio.
The Lodge, Kingston Lisle Park, Nr. Wantage - Just off
B4507 about 1 112 mile east of White Horse Hill
01367 820407 (L) (W)
Sats, Suns, Mon 26 M AE, Thus AE
234 Anna Lever (ARBA , OAS), Lesley W illiams,
M ike W areham
Ceramics, Pottery, Planted Pots
Open studio. Exhibition o f domestic stoneware, porcelain,
sculpted figures and lamps, garden pots. Plants available.
The Old School House, East Hanney - Between East & West
Hanney next to the school - 01235 868094 (L) (partial W)
Sats, Suns, Thus, Mon 26: 10am - 7pm
28 M= 10am-1.00pm, A=1.00pm-5.00pm, E=5.00pm-8.00pm
Oxfordshire artweeks Vale of White Horse235 Brien O ’Rourke Oils
Open studio showing oil paintings and monotypes.
34 London Street, Faringdon - Studio entrance in Ferndale
Street, parallel to London Street - 01367 240171 (M) (NW)
Daily 2pm - 8pm, closed Mon 26
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Lesley Williams - Porcelain Mugs - 234
236 Felicity Cormack (Cheltenham College of Art 92-95),
Anne Cramphorn, Anne Brooks, Peter Guillebaud,
Rebecca Parkin
Oils, Drawings
Exhibition of paintings and drawings. Open studio.
The Old Bakehouse, Skinner's Lane, off London Street,
Faringdon - Find Viceroy Tandoori in London Street, turn
up lane opposite - 01367 242293 (M) (NW)
Sats. Suns M AE. Tue 20 E, Thu 22 AE, Mon 26 - Fri 30 A
237 Stanford Art Group Exhibition & Alan Richardson
(OAS), Noriko MacFarlane, Jean Rome (OAS),
Caroline Somerset
Paintings, Pottery
A large exhibition of paintings and pottery together with
four open studios in a delightful location.
Manor Farm, Stanford in the Vale, Faringdon - Take drive
on left of Vale Garage on A4/7 - 01367 710558 (L) (W)
Open daily M A from Sun 18
238 Local Artists taking part in Artweeks
Paintings, Pottery, Sculpture
An exhibition o f local artists' work who also have their
studios open during Artweeks.
Vale and Download Museum, Church Street, Wantage
(also display in Cleggs Chemist Wfndow, Wantage)
01235 771447 (M) (NW)
Suns: 10am - 12.30pm. Tues - Sats: 10am - 4.30pm
239 Gus M ills Watercolours
Spring exhibition of watercolours.
Labbett Studio, Woodhill Lane, East Challow. Wantage -
Follow A417 through village until you observe studio signs
01235 763682 or 766678 (L) (NW)
Daily M A . closed Weds
240 Joyce Coombs
Clay, Tile Painting
Hand built clay modelling/ sculpture. Clay pictures / friezes
of local scenes. Ceramic tile painting - panels, pictures.
9 Croft End, Letcombe Regis, Wantage - Second turning
right after entering Letcombe Regis from Wantage, next to
Greyhound pub - 01235 763694 (M) (W)
Sats. Suns, Thus AE
241 Kingfisher Barn Artists 97
A1 Cane, Janet Millikan, Hodgson, Phillips Designs,
M ark Blake, Beryl Maile, Jan Harvey, Ann Prior.
Graeme Scott, M artina Scott. Achille Formis,
Jane Hillis, Susan Adderley, M ark Smart,
Fanny Harrison-Banfield
Watercolours. Acrylics, Oils. Textiles,
Photography, Sculpture, Pottery, Crafts. Artists at work
incl. F. Harrison-Banfield in silk-painting set in a 17th C. bam.
Kingfisher Barn. Rye Farm, Abingdon - Over Abingdon
bridge on A415, first left and down the lane, on the left
01235 527657 (L) (W)
Daily 10am - 6pm, Thus till 8pm
242 Mixed Art G roup
Paint. Multi Media, Pottery, Sculpture, Wood,
Monotypes
Exhibition of artworks.
Market Hall, Market Square. Faringdon - Head for centre
of Faringdon (M) (NW)
Sats MAE. Suns M A , Tues M, Thus, Fris AE
Sue Wright - Radcliffe Hospital - 243
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Oxfordshire artweeks Vale of White Horse
243 Susan W right
Open Studio with exhibition in conservatory, watercolour
landscapes and many different subjects.
Rose Cottage, Church Street, West Harney - Thatched cottage
same side of the road as the church - 01235 868263 (M) (NW)
Sats, Suns MA, Mons, Thus, Fris AE
244 Marvrose Hodsson, Fiona Jack, Alex Hyde (OAS),
Celia Forrest
Pastels, Oils, Watercolours
Exhibition of recent works.
Phil herds Manor, East Hanney, Nr. Wantage - Turn
opposite La Fontana Restaurant, turn left 100yds after
phone box 01235 868223 (L) (W)
Daily 1pm - 6pm or by appointment
245 Sunningwell School of Art
Exhibition of students’ work (painting, drawing, sculpture,
pottery).
Sunningwell, Nr. Abingdon - The art school is opposite the
church, next to duckpond - 01865 730442 (L) (partial W)
Sat 24 - Mon 26 M A
249 Catriona Brodribb (Oxford Printmakers
Co-operative), Marie Darkins (OAS), Keith
H ill (OAS), Claire P lum b, ‘hAnds O n ’
Creative Arts for kids and Abingdon Artists
Prints, pottery, sculpture, creative arts activities, painting,
workshops for children and adults £4 adults, £2 children.
Ring for workshop details^md booking.
Old Southern Electicity Showroom, West St. Helen Street,
Abingdon - 01235 847369 (L)
Daily 1pm - 6pm, most wokshops will start earlier
246 Jane Pout, Ruth Shaw-Williams, Lucinda Wells
Photography, Print, Drawing
Three Oxford Brookes Fine Art Undergraduates exhibiting
a variety of works.
The Stables, White Hart Pub, Wytham Village - From Botley
Rdabout., A34 North, appr. 3 miles from Oxford City (M) (W)
Sats. Suns MA, Mons E. Tues E. Weds MAE. Thus MAE,
Fris E, Sun 1 closed
247 Pat Elmore (Royal British Artist), Meryl Ainslie,
Lynn Shankster, Alan Essington Web, Jason
Sargeant, Lesley Hale, Dave Lomax, Sabina Strich
Sculpture, Wood, Stone, Clay, Resin, Bronze, Prints,
Drawings
Landscape sculpture set in magnificent national garden scheme
setting with lake, studio and gallery (children welcome).
Nutford Lodge, Longcot, Nr. Faringdon - South ofA420 on
B4508 next to King and Queen pub (parking)
01793 782258 (L) (W)
Sats, Suns, Mon 26: 10am - 8pm, Mons - Fris: 1pm - 8pm
248 Gail Ryder, Thomas Ryder, R ichard Henman,
Bob Beard
Embroidered Textiles, Ceramic Sculpture, Painting,
Print Making, Sculpture
An eclectic exhibition of recent work.
The Net, Stratton Way, Abingdon - Square red brick building,
left on the one way system through Abingdon
01235 521469 (M) (NW)
Sats, Suns M AE, Mons - Fris AE
Thomas Ryder -
Studio shot of work
in progress - 248
Robert Beard -
Spiral Wall - 248
Andrew McDonnell -
Justin - 43
30 M=10am-1.00pm, A=1.00pm-5.00pm, E=5.00pm-8.00pm
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Oxfordshire artweeks IndexBasket M aking
Gilmour Joanna 227
Urwick Alison 85
Books, Calligraphy,
Illustration, Grapgic Design
Claire Paula 49
Cooney Nicky 85
Frisby Hilary 85
Hedges Nick 167
Hickey Bernard 199
Hicks Chris 55
Paul Korky 97
Ritchie Jane 85
Russell Pat 226
Sherlaw-Johnson 135
White Patricia 223
Ceramics / Pottery
Baron Gretel 201
Berman Alan 70
Blandino Betty 96
Bruce Susan 201
Buck Rebecca 103
Buxton Kate 201
Buxton Rachel 227
Carr Geoff 242
Carter Lawrence 220,237
Chiles Trish 204
Chorley Rosemund 80
Clements Caroline 204
Codrington Sally 161
Collinson Ann 85
Coombs Joyce 240
Corley Virginia 189
Crombie Jan 76,228
Darkins Marie 14,249
Drew Ben 142
Dudding Valerie 204
Elliott Oonah 80
Firth Jo 204
Fisher Susan 142
Forsyth Rob 178
Hall Christine 201
Hamer Frank 201
Hamer Janet 201
Hanson Jane 196
Harwick Sidney 39,210
Hill Betty 189
Hill Yuriko 201
Hitch Margot 80
Holt Edith 228
Hoole Lindsey 5
Hounam Marlene 142
Humphris Jon 197
Jones Laraine 155
Lever Anna 234
MacFarlane Noriko 237
Matthews Betsy 227
Meinhold-Morgan
Hannelore 108
M ills Ken 110
Newland Jeremy 201
Newland W illiam 201
O'Neil Sarah 204
Olliver Sheila 80
Pevsner Inge 224,237
Ranee Shirley 223
Roberts Joan 80
Rose Jackie 79
Schofield Mo 100
Scott Martina 241
Scottom Cookie 204,206
Smart Mark 241
Stevens Lou 189
Stockwin Audrey 138
Thornton Christine 32
Tottem Clare 211
Wardley Cynthia 29
Wentworth S. 237
Whittington G illy 128, 154
Williams Lesley 228,234
Wilsker Maureen 148
Yeadon Hannah 75
Furniture & Wood
Arnold David 202
Aylesbury David 206
Banerji Sara 67
Bowles W R 193
Bromham Annie 200
Buss Edward 242
Buxton Antony 9
Cash Roger 152
Clayton Paul 201
Collins Viv 167
Cook Sam 201
Graham-Dixon Michael 143
Harbour Alyson 167
Henley Woodcarvers 201
Hodges Nicholas 183
Howes Jim 117
Jackson Jeanne 209
Lock Edwin 202
Oxon Woodturners Club 83
Parton David 202
Ross Angus 202
Rowlands John 63
Scott Martina 186
Townsend Dave 119
Willmore Mary 147
Winbush Jenny 189
Winbush Ken 189
Wrightman Ben 130
Gardens
Shock Katherine 103
Wareham Mike 234
Glass
Campbell Sharon 167
Cole Julian 154,206
Cullen Margaret 89
Dawes Sue 201
Durie Sarianne 118
Girling Mari 73
Gold Di 140
Hall Tessa 229
Hurst Julie 114
McDonald Jane 208
Peeters Vital 102
Willmore Mary 147
Installations
Bell Diana 17
Jewellery, Silversmithing
& Metalwork
Binnie Alastair 150
Bowles W R 193
Braithwaite Ophelia 157
Callinicos Elizabeth 157
Campion Stella 206
Chaston Jane 206
Child Peter 155
Chorley Rosamund 228
Coombs Trevor 204
Davey Alexander 203
Hamilton Patricia 157
Harrison Katie 165
Heaf Rosemary 157
Joslyn Bob 204
Mead Valerie 9
Phillips Helen 227
Piriou Annik 206
Poole John 221
Potter Suzanne 157
Reeves Lesley 105
Smith Paul 113
Sylvester Lucy 189
Taylor Lucian 157
Thomson Tony 35
Treen Gunilla 179
Wheatley Bridget 75
Withers Sara 154,206
Witney Samantha 189
M irrors
Campbell Sharon 167
Frew Adele 167
Graham-Dixon Michael 143
Hodgson Phillips Designs241
Painters & Drawers
Achille Formis 241
Ainslie Meryl 247
Allen Stevens Ann 224,237
Anderson H. 237
Arber Patricia 160
Auckland Alice 223
Augustus Elizabeth 131
Banks J. 237
Barnes B. 237
Barrett Anne 158
Barrett Christopher 158
Barth Hienze 189
Bartlett Jennifer 127
Bates Andrea 139
Baxter, Alice 3
Bell Angie 131
Bell Peter 123
Bernstein Hilda 70
Bilbe V. 237
Bird William 228
Blake Mark 241
Blandino Betty 96
Bleakley Betty 233
Boardman Sheila 189
Booker Lynne 84
Bowen Jon 164
Boyd E. 237
Breen Diane 204
Broadbent Ruth 189
Brooks Anne 236
Brown Bil 168
Brown Carolyn 71
Burgess Christine 228
Burke Barbara 188
Burley Matthew 201
Burrell Jan 147
Cambridge Melanie 201
Carter Pauline 145
Carter W . C. M. 237
Cartmill Tom 33
Chan Paul 64
Chorley Rosamund 99
Clarke Marilyn 85
Cole Anne 149
Conway Jackie 84
Cooney Nicky 85
Cooper June 200
Cormack Felicity 236
Costello Shaun 186
Cowley Mary 84
Craig Fredrica 204
Cramphom Anne 236
Crawford Ann 187
Crawley-Lyons Nathan 174
Crombie Jan 76
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Oxfordshire artweeks IndexCullen Margaret 84
Davidson John 114
Davies Diana 204
Davies John 114
Davies Judy 181
Davis Sheena 184
Dinning C liff 224,237
Dixon Jo 150
Dove Jessica 166
Dromgoole Emma 167
Drury Neil 150
Ducker Catherine 213
Dupre Catherine 135
Durbin Joan 195
Dyer Juliet 222
Edwards Juliette 50
Ellis Belinda 3
Empson Steve 150
Field Michele 169
Figgis M. 237
Findlay Kate 204
Fitzpatrick Margaret 136
Fletcher Robert 216
Forrest Celia 244
Forsyth Sue 189
Foster Stephen 204
French John 163
Gakonga Gakonga 201
Garvey J. 237
Gemmell Jill 132
Giles Mary 223
Goddard Clive 85
Golding Roger 94
Gosdew Peter 189
Gosling Oliver 201
Graham-Dixon Anita 143
Grant Bill 224,237
Gratwicke Brenda 173
Gray J.F. 237
Greenwell Patricia 224
Gregory Annabelle 189
Guest Sally 128
Guillebaud Peter 236
Gunn Fion 201
Halford-Thompson C. 237
Hall Mary 204
Handley Betty 204
Hannaford Tony 204
Harris Rachel 85
Harrison Barbara 31
Harrison-Banfield Fanny 241
Hart Rosie 189
Harvey Jan 241
Harvey Peter 132
Haves Norman 122
Hay Edie Patricia 34
Hedges Nick 167
Hichens Anne 131
Hickey Bernard 199
Hind Rebecca 208
Hodgson Maryrose 244
Holland Tania 45
Holloway Elaine 149
Holt Derrick 54
Howse Christopher 84
Howse H. 237
Humphries Hilary 189
Hyde Alex 244
Jack Fiona 244
Jackson Jeanne 209
January Diane 201
Jeffs Patrick 198
John Sarah 72
Jones Christine 228,230
Jones Julie 242
Jones Margaret 189
Kandilotis Zorbas 28
Kenner Rahima 7
Kenward John 60
Kiggell Phil 20
King Julia 86
King S. 237
Kissell Lena 85
Kivilinna Siri 39
Knowland Mary 129
Kyte C. 237
Langstaff Ken 189
Lansbury Elizabeth 18
Lawrence Roz 65
Lawrie Maryse 222
Leadbetter Alexandra 201
Lee John 182
Lenkiewicz Alice 85
Lindsey Jane 10
Lock J. 237
Locke Mavis 69
Lomax Jane 224
Martin Helen 30
Maas Caroline 78
Maile Beryl 241
Marek Stanley 204
Markin Mavis 204
Matthews Rosemary 227
Mayes Emerson 201
McCartny Moira 186
McClenahan F. 237
McCullen Paul 231
McDonnell A G P 43
McGrath G ill 58
McLeod Mary 84
McKee Hilary 177
McKenzie Denise 223
Mills Gus 239
Monson Antonia 158
Morgan David 201
Morris Anna 167
Morris P. 237
Moxley Susan 97
Mundy Annabel le 158
Murray Rebecca 130
Nauman Anuk 124
Newberry John 228
Newnham Annie 228
Newton Fiona 189
Nicholas Jacquie 159
Noyes Hilary 201
O ’Brien Gwgolydd 175, 189
O'Donnell Viv 131
O'Rourke Brien 235,237
Orgee Daniel 84
Palmer Frank 141
Parkin Rebecca 236
Pavey Dorothy 120
Peck M. 237
Perrott Jean 80
Peters Steve 204
Petts Valerie 206
Phillips Alison 184
Pocock Muriel 172
Pratt Lucy 201
Pratt Pauline 224
Price M. 237
Prior Ann 241
Prout Barbara 147
Pushman Deirdre 98
Rawlings Ray 219,237
Reeves Wayne 134
Relf Alfred 149
Richardson Alan 237
Robinson Mary 148
Rome Jean 237
Rose Elsie 128
Ross Peter 126
Rowe Loma 223
Rowlands John 63
Rychetnik Jan 30
Salleh Judy 61
Scott Graeme 186
Shaw Joyce 205
Shaw-Williams Ruth 246
Sherlaw-Johnson Rachel 135
Shewry Philip 84,237
Shirley Claire 201
Shock Katherine 103
Silvers Victoria 224
Simpson Ian 177
Skidmore Michael 216,237
Smart Mark 241
Smith Jane 201
Smith Jill 189
Smith Marian 71
Smith Wendy 175
Somerset C. 237
Somerville C. 237
Speight Camilla 57
Spencer H L 11
Stokes Simon 204
Strother Jane 52
Stephans Alan 180
Stewart Robin 85
Stuart-Hamilton Clover 12
Suvorova Natalie 201
Suvorova Olga 201
Symes Marion 204
Taylor Frank 201
Teall Liz 147
Tennent Valerie 11
Thomas Holtom J J 101
Thompson Mary 223
Ticer J. 237
Tottem Clare 211
Treloar Janet 47
Triffitt Dr Dave 27
Tucker Judith 201
Tudor W illiams Nicole 85
Tyrer Sue 224
Tyrrell Chris 204
Ulrich Jeanne 91
Upton P. 237
Viney K. 237
Waite Alison 153
Ward Derek 204
Ward L. D. 237
Warman Oliver 171
Warren Judith 189
Warren Sylvia 189
Warren Una 204
Wells Alison 70
Wells Lucinda 246
Wentworth Seija 224,237
White Eric 111
White Jean 11
White Martin 242
Wilkinson Ken 189
Williams Chester 162
Winsley Pat 224
Wise Tom 30
Witherow M. 237
Woodley Gary 156
Wong Taylor Lulu 40
Wright Susan 243
Wyatt Joyce 204
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Oxfordshire artweeks IndexPaper
Appleby Brenda 179
Baneiji Sara 67
Bell Margot 184
Bell Betsy Tyler 14,15
Campbell Laura 94
Cochran James 75
Harrison Barbara 31
Hasson Jenny 75
Hillis Jane 241
MacCabe Sally 112
Mace Joe 189
McDonald Jane 208
Rhodes Prudence 121
Szwej Joanna 46
Thomas Gloria 42
Wootten Annie 206
Zinkin Sheila 93
Photography
Adderley Susan 241
Ashplant T G 2
Cane A1 241
Dadds Chris 72
Davis John 114
Grant Robin 129
Medley Paul 75
Pout Jane 246
Robinson Colin 189
Robinson Mary 148
Stokes Gordon 9
Tucker Peter 72
Wells Lucinda 246
Print-makers
Bartlett Jennifer 127
Bassett Clare 81
Baxter Sandra 81
Bell Margot 184
Bernstein Hilda 70
Bosley Jo 195
Brodribb Catriona 249
Christie Talbot 81
Cole Anne 149
Cotterill David 45
Cullen Margaret 89
Dixon Jo 150
Drew Patricia 208,228
Dromgoole Emma 167
Drury Neil 150
Empson Steve 150
Hale Lesley 247
Kenner Rahima 7
Kiggell Ralph 20
Korsak Agnieszka 46
Lee Jessie 81
Lovejoy Elizabeth 109
Maas Caroline 78
Moser Mary 19
Morris Anna 167
Moxley Susan 97
Murray Rebecca 130
O ’Brien Gwgolydd 175
O'Rourke Brien 242
Oxford Printmakers -
Co-operative 82
Pout Jane 246
Shaw-Williams Ruth 246
Thomas Holtom J J 101
Winkelman Joseph 228
Sculpture
Acworth Carol 201
Ainslie Meryl 247
Anderson Stuart 201
Bareham-Stanley Linda 228
Barratt Martyn 201
Battle Jason 201
Bennett Holly 201
Berman Alison 70
Brown Bil 168
Chorley Rosamund 99
Clarke Peter 201
Cobbing W illiam 16
Cook Rosemary 201
Cotterill David 45
Doubleday John 118
Dove Stanley 166
Downer Anna 201
Ducker Catherine 213
Dyer Juliet 222
Elmore Pat 247
Essington Web Alan 247
Forsythe Rob 189
Garcia Fidel 201
Goode David 80
Harbour Alyson 167
Hill Keith 249
Holland Tania 45
Hubbard Deidre 201
Lockbund Sculpture 190
Locke Mavis 69
Lomax Dave 247
Nelson Susan 80
Orram Mary 201
Richards Cathy 150
Ritchie Liz 129
Robins Alannah 201
Ryan Lucy 201
Sargeant Jason 247
Scott Graeme 186,241
Scott Martina 186
Shankster Lynn 247
Simpson Juliet 201
Sinclair Helen 201
Southwell Anthony 201
Stobart Louise 201
Strich Sabina 247
Thomlinson Derek 114
Thompson Sophie 166,228
Tonks John 201
Weitz Chris 242
Wrightman Ben 130
Textiles
Augustus Elizabeth 131
Bicat Jenny 154
Bowman Jacqueline 32
Buxton Rachel 227
Carter Pauline 145
Chorley Rosamund 228
Coles Sue 73
Dalgleish Narda 1
Ellett Natalie 201
Exley Ewa 207
Gemmell Jill 132
Gussin Judith 116
Hammond Gladys 189
Hammond Judith 85
Harris Debbie 106
Harrison Denise 218
Harrison-Banfield Fanny 241
Haviour Bear Miss 115
Haycoup Susie 131
Hillis Jane 241
Hodgson Phillips Designs 241
Knott Jessica 56
Lednik Ruth 232
MacCabe Sally 112,154
Maddox Sue 53
Marsh Heather 206
Maw Sally 225
Medley Raija 75
Murphy Betty 228
Norris Val 144
Poole Deborah 201
Purrett Jan 53
Sherlaw-Johnson Griselda 135
Tothill Elizabeth 189
Tucker Vanessa 93
Whitworth Isabella
201,206,228
Wilsker Maureen 148
Mixed Media
Amold-Baker Hilary 37
Davies Charlie 165
Ellett Natalie 13
Ganly Helen 30
Girling Mari 73
Mattingley Stephen 137
McAllister Judi 242
McCarter Hillary 48
Montieth Margaret 85
Ralphs Annabel 73
Rice Louise 131
Rose Jackie 79
Simpson Simone 48
Smith Mary L 178
Community Groups, Shops &
Educational groups
^A b ingdon Artists 217,249
Abingdon Youth & Community
Centre 248
Artworks School of Art & Design 88
Bicester Adult Education Students &
Art Club 191
Bloomin Arts 87
Braziers College 214
Cowley & Headington Community
Education Groups 41
Cowley CEC Women’s Textile
Group 74
Donnington Doorstep Family Centre68
Embroidery Group of Banbury 176
Eynsham Community Education
Students 133
Five OAPs 38
Headington Community Education
Tutors 62
Kingfisher Bam 241
Mount Farm Community Education
Group 194
NAW OCEC 95
Outlook Art Group 107
Oxford Art Society 151
Oxford Brookes University 59
Oxford Bury Knowle Art Group 8
Oxford Printmakers Co-operative 82
Oxfordshire Craft Guild 146
Oxfordshire Craft Guild Shop 125
Oxon Woodturners Club 83
Oxsrad 51
Plumb Claire 'Hands on' 249
Redlands Day Centre 185
Restore 92
Rycotewood College 215
Sandhills Primary School 66
Sibford Friends School 170
St Bamabus School 36
St Ebbes School 21
St Edmund Hall 6
Sunningwell School of Art 245
Teal Project 77
The Mill 90
Thorncliffe House 104
University College Artists 4
Vale & Downland Museum 238
White Mark Gallery 212
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West Oxfordshire and Cherwell Open Studios
Co-ordinated Opening Times
West Oxfordshire Nos 107-163
Mondays 1-8 and Sundays 1-5
Cherwell Nos 164-192
Tuesdays 1-8 and
Sundays 1-5
Hinton-in-the-Hedges
Lechlade 118
Taynton 123
Vindrush 161 A40
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Oxford Oj3en Studios17 May - 1 June
Central Taster
Exhibitions i tThe Playhouse
Boswells window
Blackwells Art & Poster shop
St Michael at the Northgate Church
Co-ordinated Opening
TimesCity Centre Nos 1-26
Thursdays 1-8 and Saturdays 1-5
Jericho & North Oxford Nos 27-49
Tuesdays 1-8 and Saturdays 1-5
Headington Nos 50-66
Wednesdays 1-8 and Saturdays 1-5
East Oxford Nos 67-94
Thursdays 1-8 and Saturdays 1-5
Summertown Nos 95-106
Wednesdays 1-8 and Sundays 1-5
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South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse Open Studios
Co-ordinated Opening Times
South Oxfordshire Nos 193-215 Wednesdays 1-8 and Sundays 1-5
Vale of White Horse Nos 216-249 Thursdays 1-8 and Sundays 1-5
164Elsfield
CassingtonMinster Lovef 206f Waterperry
196Waterstock
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/ 158150 J Eynsham
/ 156 > wDutklington
/ Hardwick 15'
Bampton/197, nA
/ I9X. 1 / 199,209/ Wheatley
207Garsington^r
113Brighthampton115,136
Clanfield 229 Kennington
junningwelPKingston Bagpuize
194BerinsfieldjFaringdon
Watlington
\ 212 /211Newington
?worth
193,208 \Dorcester S .
20? 'Wallingford
223. 22#vSutton
CourtneyStanfordV in the Vale / 243 /232 .234 ,244
West / East Hanney Hannev/Uffington
227
203)lHambleden
247 Longcot218. 238VANTAGE Homer
KingstonLisle
214Ipsden
LetcomtRegis
Lech lade 118
215Thame
M40
A420
224 Ashbury
219Fawley
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16 days of exhibitions, events, installations, open studios and public art, featuring work by visual artists at 250 sites throughout Oxford and Oxfordshire
ceramics / paintings / furniture / woodwork / jewellery / paper / glass / prints / sculpture / textiles / calligraphy / photography
C H R IS T O P H E R C O O K ‘Watching’ The Prize W inning painting
in the Camden Annual 1984
CAMDEN ARTS CENTRECALENDAR OF EVENTS
1985
Hampstead Artists’ Council
MAJOR EXHIBITION 1985
ANGLO-JEWISH ACHIEVEMENT26 A P R IL -9 JU N E
An exhibition organised by CHARLES SPENCER to illustrate the role of British Jews in
the diverse spectrum of national life.
Paintings, sculpture, photographs, publications, objects, memorabilia and other documentary
material will relate to Art and Culture, Literature and Theatre, Entertainment and Sport,
Scholarship and Research, Science and Medicine, Politics and Social Welfare, Industry
and Marketing.
This exhibition is sponsored by the BO ARD O F DEPUTIES OF B R IT ISH JEWS, to
mark its 225th Anniversary, as part of the Festival of British Jewry.
An H AC Exhibition with financial assistance from the London Borough of Camden.
THREE CENTURIES OF ANGLO-JEWISH ART 1656-1985A series of ten lectures given by CH ARLES SPENCER, under the auspices of the Spiro
Institute for the Study of Jewish History and Culture. The lectures will be at the Camden
Arts Centre every Wednesday from 1st May 1985 to 3rd July inclusive, from 10.30 am -
12.30 pm.
Course fee: £22.00 Enrolment from School Secretary (01-435 2643) or The Spiro Institute
(01-286 6701).
THE A R K W R IG H T B O O K SH O P stocks a wide selection of books and magazines on art
and photography, together with contemporary literature and an outstanding display of
postcards from classical to modem images.
Publications Officer: Elizabeth Draper
PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITIONS 1985
James and Daniel Abrahams’ 1978 by Judy Goldhill
A BRITISH PORTRAIT: JUDY GOLDHILLPhotographs of the Anglo-Jewish Community
28 A P R IL - 19 M AY
Judy Goldhill needs no introduction as a photographer. This exhibition, which was shown in New York at the Jewish Museum, is evidence enough of her outstanding ability.
PICTURES OF AN ERA MAURICE ANTONY1 M A Y - 19 M AY (1 8 8 3 - 1 9 6 3 )This is the first exhibition in this country of Maurice Antony’s work, and will show a group of photographs of James Ensor, born 125 years ago. There are also photographs of pre-1914 Ypres, wartime shots which were used by the International Press, and studies of the fisher- folk of Ostend. These photographs are of great historical interest, and have a freshness, vitality and experimental quality which places him among the foremost photographers of his time.
FLOWER SERIES CAY LANG23 M AY - 12 JU N E
Cay Lang is well-known in her native California. She is one of a number of the younger artists who use ‘Image as Meaning’.
PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITIONS 1985
'Two Children’ by Derek Brooke-Wavell
INSIDE CHINA DEREK BROOKE-WAVELL23 M AY - 12 JU N E
Derek Brooke-Wavell writes that: — “For the British, China has been seen as the land of the exotic - slant eyes and pagodas, and, more recently, a particularly visionary form of Communism. These things are bound to attract the photographer - but equally interesting is the ordinary Chinese person, living his life in what may seem to him to be a very humdrum way, yet this is a totally different world from our own.”
CHINESE CALLIGRAPHY ZHONG MING23 M A Y - 12.JUNE
It is unusual for the British to have an opportunity of seeing the work of an artist who is a citizen of the People’s Republic of China and a Member of the Chinese Association of Artists in Beijing. Calligraphy is only one aspect of this artist’s work - he has shown his paintings in China, Japan and Sweden. This will be his first major exhibition in London. During the exhibition, there will be a number of calligraphic workshops.
Hon. Exhibition Director: Jeannette Jackson Exhibition Designer: Nicolette Anbury Exhibition Secretary: Sheila Watkins
HAC Exhibitions with financial assistance from the London Borough of Camden.
CAMDEN ANNUAL OPEN EXHIBITION 198530 JUNE - 21 JULY
ONE-MAN SHOW PRIZETHE CAM D EN ANNUAL 1985, organised by the Hampstead Artists’ Council, will once
again award an unusual Prize in connection with its annual exhibition from 30 June - 21
J uly. The winning artist will receive a free one-man show in the Camden Arts Centre in
1986.
The Prize will consist of an exhibition in the Entrance Hall and take some 30-40 works.
The HAC will fund the cost of mounting exhibition, publicity and the Private View.
The Prizewinner will be selected from the works hung.
Members of the HAC will pay a lower sales percentage.
SENDING-IN DAYS
Friday 14 June (2-8 pm) and Saturday 15 June (11 am - 5 pm)
EN T RY FO RM S AND FULL DETAILS F R O M :
Cynthia Passini, Secretary Hampstead Artists’ Council, Camden Arts Centre, Arkwright
Road, London NW3 01-435 2643.
CAMDEN ANNUAL ONE-MAN SHOW30 JU N E-21 JULY
CHRISTOPHER COOKPR IZE W IN N E R 1984
A Yorkshireman, Christopher Cook studied at Exeter University and Art College. He is now
in the second year of his M.A. Painting course at the Royal College of Art. He has had
publishd two books of poetry, with his own illustrations.
HAC GALLERYChairman: Jeannette Jackson
Forthcoming Exhibitions:-
Drawings and Collages by Christine Norland andEtchings and Ceramic Sculpture by Helen Craig
11 - 29 January
Holograms and Related Drawings - Coventry Cathedral and the Stations of the Cross
by Malcolm Woodward 3-24 February
Young Crafts: Work from Camden Schools
2-17 March
Recent Sculpture and Drawings by John Farnham12 April - 2 May
Art in Roumania Today10 M ay - 2 J une
“La Comedie Humaine” Paintings Drawings Prints by Ruth Jacobson 9-30 June
Paintings 1936-84 by Nancv Carline5 - 28 July
Ceramics Selling Show 7-25 August
Work in Progress and Demonstrations of the use of Cyporex by Francis Demonsais 1-15 September
Spurn Point Series: Paintings Drawings Prints by Melvyn Noble20 September - 13 October
Recent Work by Eva Aid brook20 October - 10 November
Exhibition of Work by Full-Time Students 14-20 November
Hampstead Artists’ Council Antiques Sale24 November
Exhibition of Work by Pottery Students27 November - 8 December
The exhibition programme in the Main Galleries is organised by
THE A R K W R IG H T ARTS TRUST Administrator: Zuleika Dobson
Gallery Hours:
Monday to Saturday 11 am - 6 pm late night Friday till 8 pm Sunday 2 pm to 6 pm
(HAC Gallery closed Wednesdays)
HAMPSTEAD ARTISTS’ COUNCIL THE HOSPITAL EXHIBITIONSThe H AC provides exhibitions for
THE ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL
THE BARNET HEALTH AUTHORITY HOSPITALS
EDENHALL
Organisations wishing to have similar exhibitions should contact the HAG at the Camden
Arts Centre.
Forms for all H AC Send-in
Exhibitions at the RFH are
available front: -
The Secretary, HAC
Tel 01-435 2643
Peter Jacques ‘Self Portrait as Butterfly Salesman'
The Royal Free Hospital’s programme will include the work o f: -
PENNY BERKELEY
GABRIEL A HARRIS
HILDA BERNSTEIN
JULIA LOWENTHAL
PETER JACQUES
HOW TO JOINPROFESSION AL M EM BERS of the HAC are exhibited in the HAC Gallery. Selection takes place in April of each year. Exhibitors bear the cost of the exhibition. Selection for the
1987 programme will be in April 1985.
ASSOCIATE M EM BERS may submit for all mixed exhibitions and will receive notification of all HAC events and other activities at the Camden Arts Centre.
SUBSCR IPT ION Professional £15 per annum Entrance Fee £1.50 Associate £10 per annum Entrance Fee £1.50
Cynthia Passini, Secretary Hampstead Artists’ CouncilCamden Arts Centre Arkwright Road London NWS 01-435 2643
CAMDEN ARTS TRUSTChairman: Bernard Gay
The School is run under the auspices of the Camden Arts Trust, a registered charity. The London Borough of Camden and the Inner London Education Authority arc both represented 011 the School Board, and the teaching staff, with some exceptions, are provided by ILEA through the Marylebone-Paddington Institute. The School year is divided into three terms of 30 weeks in all. There is a six-week Summer School and Workshops at Christmas and Easter.
SCHOOL FOR THE VISUAL ARTSDirector: Jeannette Jackson
Non-vocational students are offered an opportunity to study the visual arts. There is a
wide variety of courses including drawing, painting, pottery, sculpture and print techniques,
three sessions a day, Monday to Saturday.
The policy of the Board is to employ qualified, practising, professional artists. Each year,
some 1,000 students study with these artists in 70 different classes.
Full-time places are available to students wishing to proceed to degree courses in Art
Schools. Interviews take place in May and June.
Students of the School have the opportunity to exhibit in the Students’ Restaurant.
SC H O O L PROSPECTUS, 30p
Further details on application from :
Monica Brain, School Secretary
Camden Arts Centre
Arkwright Road
London NW3
01-435 2643
DECEMBER 198431 WINTER SCHOOL l>*84 85 f irst day
5-dav cuuncs. Course F n : £32.50
Makuig LVdts' H u m 8-14 yean)Uranu Painting ( 7-11 yean)Teenage cuottnactiun project 12-16 yean,'ft*tery ( 9-12 yean)
JANUARY 19851 WINTER SCHOOL (com. I
2 WINTER SCHOOL , com.)
3 WINTER SCHOOL (com.)
4 WINTER SCHOOL ImsI Day
2-4 ENROLMENT FOR SPRING TERM
7 SPRING TERM Fast day
10 HAC FUND RAISING SHOWAt the Royal Fire Hospital First day
11 CHRISTINE NORLAND:Drawing and Collages
HELEN CRAIG:Etchings and Ceramic Sculpture
HAC Gallery First day
13 CHILDREN S PAINTING (5-7 yean) 4-week course. Tutor: Hanne Yales Course Fee: £ \ 2 First week
10 EASTER WORKSHOPS I com. J
11 EASTER WORKSHOPS I (conl.)
12 EASTER WORKSHOPS I Last day
12 JOHN FARNHAM:Recent sculpture- and drawings HAC Gallery First day
15 EASTER WORKSHOPS II4-day courses. Course Fee: £32.50
Children's painting ( 7-10 yean)Puppetry ( 8-12 yran)Construction (10-14 yean)Pottrry ( 7-11 yean)Calligraphy (12-16 yean)
16 EASTER WORKSHOPS 11 ( com.)
17 EASTER WORKSHOPS II (com.)
18 EASTER WORKSHOPS 11 luul day
9-18 ENROLM ENT FOR SUMMER TERM
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THE CAMDEN ANNUAL 1985: SEND-IN
THE CAMDEN ANNUAL 1985: SEND-IN Entry forms and details from:Secretary HAC, Camden Arts Centre 01-435 2643
THE CAMDEN ANNUAL 1985 with CHRISTOPHER COOK (1984 Prur-Winner) Main Galleries First day
GEOFFREY FORREST: People in the World ofPhotographyTea Bar First day
JULYI SUM M ER TERM U st day
H AC and SCHOOL OFFICES OPEN
ENROLMENT FOR 1985/86 <
ENROLMENT com.
MELVYN NOBLE:Spuni Point Series Paintings Drawings Prints HAC Gallery First day
ENROLMENT (com.}
HISTORY OF ART COURSE Tutor: Jack Yates. Course Fee: £1630 Autumn term only.l-ccture series weekly until 12 December Enquiries to School Secretary
OCTOBER
MATERIAL EVIDENCE:Goldsmith's C>llcge Experimental Textiles Departinen Main Galleries First day
SUMMER TERM First day
MAY
MULTI-DISCIPLINE WORKSHOPS (com.
WINTER WONDERLANDHAC Mcmben’ ExhibitionAt the Royal Free Hnspilal First day
FEBRUARYMALCOLM WOODWARD:Holograms and Related DrawingsCoventry Cathedral and the Stations of the CrossHAC Gallery First day
HAC JUMBLE SALE
MARCHYOUNG CRAFTS:Workj from Camden Schools HAC Gallery and Tea Bar First day
CHILDREN'S PAINTING (5-7 yean) 4-week counc. Tutor: Hanne Yates Course Fee: £ 12 First week
TELEVISION SOUTH-WEST ARTS: The National Open Art Exhibition Main Galleries First day
TH REE CENTU RIES OF ANC LO-J EWISH ART 1656-1985: a scries of ten lectures by Charles Spencer, under thr auspices of the Spiro Institute for the Study of Jewish History and Culture Course Fee: £22.00. Enrolment:The School Secretary (01-435 2643)or The Spiro Institute, 3 St. John's WixhI Road.London NW8 (01-2866701)Gallery I First lecture
Experimental Painting Class Tutor: KrvstynaShackleton-Dzicszko Tea Bar First day
BANK HOLIDAY Centre closed
DEREK BROOK1--WAVELL: Inside Chin ZHONG MING: Chinese Calligraphy CAY LANG: Flower Series Main Galleries First day
SCHOOL HALF TERM (till Friday 31 May)
BANK HOLIDAY Centre closed
MULTI-DISCIPLINE WORKSHOPS fcom.)
MULTI-DISCIPLINE WORKSHOPS Last day
SUMMER SCHOOL 1985
SIX WEEK-LONG COURSES
Week 1 July 15 - 19 Week 2 July 22-26 Week 3 July 29 - August 2
Courses for adults to include:Batik PortraitureCalligraphy SculptureEtching SilkscrecnLife classes Watercolour paintingPastels Wood-engraving
Courses for children to includr:Construction PrintmakingDrama PuppetryPainting SculpturePottery
Counc fees: £38
AUGUSTFRANK NELSON: Automata MICHAELQUANNE: Painting ON AND OFF THE WHEEL: Studio Ceramics from Paisley Main Galleries First day
SCH(X)L HALF-TF.RM (till Sunday 27 October)
NOVEMBERMICHAELMAS FAIRAntiques Crafts Entertainments Stalls can Ik booked.Details from Secretary HAC 01-435 2643
MICHAELMAS FAIR (com.)
CHILDREN’S PAINTING (5-7 yean) 6-week counc. Tutor: Hanne Yates Course Fee: £21.00 First week
JUNE HAC MEMBERS'CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION At the Royal Free Hospital First day
BANK HOLIDAY Centre closed
DECEMBER
SPRING TERM Last day
APRIL
EASTER WORKSHOPS I4-day c m n rt. Course Fee: £32.50 Ctxine* in:Drama/Sculpture (7-11 yean)Teenage drawing and painting (12-16 yean)Pottery (12-16 yran)Printrnaking ' 9-14 yran)
PRE-FOUNDATION COURSE 1985/80 Interviews by appointmrnt
RUTH JACOBSON: La ComMir Humaine - Paintings Drawings Prints HAC Gallery First day
THREECENTURI ES OF ANGLO-JEWISH AR T HAC Gallery Seventh lecture
DEREK BROOKE-WAVELL; ZHONG MING;CAY LANGMain Galleries IjssI day
SUMMER SCHOOL 1985 (continued
Week 4 August 5- 9 Week 5 August 12 - 16 Week 6 August 19 - 23
For details, see under July
SEPTEMBERI FRANCIS DEMONSAIS: Work in Progre:
Demonstrations of thr use of Cyporex HAC Gallery First day
FRANK NELSON. MICHAEL QUANNE and ON AND OFF THE WHEEL Main Galleries l.ast day
AUTUMN TERM U st day
HAC MEMBERS'CHRISTMAS EXHIBITION At thr Royal Frrr Hospital /-ait day
HAC and SCHOOL OFFICES CLOSED
30 WINTER SCH(X)L (till 3 January 1986)
H A C 70cam den arts centre
A r k w r i g h t Road, N .W .3 435 2643/5224
H A M P S T E A D A R T I S T S ’ C O U N C I L L T D .
M o nda y ClosedE xh ib itio n
Tues-SatM a rc h 24 to A p r i l 12 1970
11-8 p.m.
Sunday 2-7 p.m.
H.A.C. 1970
Unfortunately it seems to me that in our western society today the a rtist is too much divorced from everyday life. A rt is too often something only to be seen in galleries and exhibitions; a luxury or a status symbol but not fo r the general public. This is both the fau lt of the a rtist himself, who tends too often to keep himself apart, and o f the general pub lic who value their surroundings fo r the most part normally fo r physical com fort and the objects they use fo r the ir usefulness. It is sad that plaster flying ducks on a wall are so often the expression o f the ir a rtistic taste. This is not an age that values the artist fo r his contribution to society and alas, the artist as a result opts out of society.
In earlier days the leisured classes had tim e and money to develop the ir artistic sensibilities and fe lt the need and had the education to make beautiful their homes and places o f worship. Today th is leisured class has practically disappeared and corporations w ith a notable few exceptions, both private and public, either see no need or are afraid to spend money on making their surroundings anything but functional. It is, therefore, all the more im portant that artists should not be afraid to take the ir wares to the market place and this is w hat the Hampstead A rtis ts ' Council has so successfully done in the past 27 years. It is right tha t artists themselves should put the ir own w ork before the ir public as an expression o f their own wish to be considered part o f the main stream of life. It enables the public to make its own judgem ent of the w o rk of artists, knowing tha t they are not being promoted fo r any particular reason by any particular gallery or group. For this reason it is more interesting and exciting to buy at such an exhibition as I have done often in the past and hope to do in the future. Unless industry takes on the patronage of the arts, which in form er days was so successfully done by the aristocracy, then our life in general w ill suffer from the w ithering o f artistic talent. A gallery such as th is does, therefore, provide industrialists w ith the opportun ity o f helping young artists at the start o f the ir career w itho u t risking large sums of money.
This kind o f patronage is also w ith in the pockets o f the general public, who one hopes can be persuaded that art is not something apart but should be an integral part of their lives. It should also encourage artists to w ant to be a greater influence by being w illing to interest themselves more than some do at present in every-day life. A rtis ts have a responsibility to help us all to improve the quality o f our surroundings and w e have a responsibility to encourage them to do so.
Joan Aubrey-Jones, M.A.Patron HAC
Selection CommitteeJoan Crossley-Holland Mark Glazebrook Robert de Quin Bernard Gay Joan Hodes Jeannette Jackson Charlotte Mayer Jesse W atkins Edwin Waymouth
Hanging CommitteeBernard Gay Jeannette Jackson Caroline Schwab Jesse W atkins
Hampstead Artists’ Council Ltd. Catalogue
N o A rtis t Title M e d iu m Price
1 Mohammed Abdalla Group o f Three porcelain £10 each2 Mohammed Abdalla Stemmed Bowl porcelain £3.103 Mohammed Abdalla Bowl porcelain £64 Mohammed Abdalla Set o f six Bowls porcelain £7.105 Mohammed Abdalla Ceramic Piece stoneware £356 Mohammed Abdalla Two Stemmed Bowls porcelain £2.10 each7 M ary Adshead Le Pont d'Avignon oil £408 Mary Adshead Canal Scene oil £259 Raymond Ambrose Spanish Landscape oil 28 gns
10 Ambrose Appelbe Tyles oil 10 gns11 Ambrose Appelbe Parish Church oil 8 gns12 Sydney Arrobus Fun fo r Children collage 25 gns13 Peter Baer The Salute lithograph 7 gns14 Peter Baer Miles lithograph 20 gns15 Gwen Barnard Development from Stone
Shapes oil on paper 65 gns16 Mary Barnes Head o f Christ oil £7517 Elsie M. Barrett A ll Hallows by the Tower oil 35 gns18 Ines Benou Fall-Out etching 15 gns19 Ines Benou Space Rocket etching 12 gns20 Ines Benou Abstract etching 11 gns21 Ines Benou W inter etching 12 gns22 Ines Benou Totem etching 15 gns23 Ines Benou City by Moonlight etching 16 gns24 Ena Berks Portrait o f Eve polyester resin 60 gns25 Hilda Bernstein Namibia w ood block 120 gns26 Hilda Bernstein Labour w ood block 25 gns27 Hilda Bernstein W ork oil 50 gns28 Rosemary Betham Offsets collage 35 gns29 Rachel Blake Burnt-Out Bonfire oil 28 gns30 Betty Bowman Lovers etching 10 gns31 Betty Bowman Thames Cousin Lane aquatint 12 gns32 Raymond Boyd The Selfsame Moment oil on canvas 55 gns33 Diana Brandenburger Order & Chaos welded steel 35 gns34 Hazel Bullock Green Composition oil £10035 Hazel Bullock Grey Composition oil £10036 M orley Bury Seventy Trees oil 70 gns37 M orley Bury Eroded Shore oil 60 gns38 Elsa Cardy Three Figures in Snow oil 25 gns39 George Cayford Young Lady oil 45 gns40 Malvina Cheek Dorset Coast oil 100 gns41 Sheila Chesser January acrylic 100 gns42 John Collier Untitled mixed 50 gns43 John Collier Untitled mixed 50 gns44 Ernest Collyer Birdbath stoneware 30 gns45 M ary Coulouris Club Row: Pets etching 14 gns46 M ary Coulouris Happy W anderers lithograph 14 gns47 M ary Coulouris Not Half a Crown . . . lithograph 14 gns48 H. Dalrymple-Smith Seated Figure plaster 10 gns49 Allen David Sun Eclipse oil & acrylic £100050 Adele Davide Japanese Bride oil £2551 Jean de Gale B rynkir Lodge I pastel 20 gns52 Jean de Gale Brynkir Lodge II pastel 20 gns53 Jean de Gale Gangmoor Slopes, Hampstead pastel 25 gns54 Barbara Delaney Little Owl cont6 & pencil £1455 Dinah Delchambre Russell collage £8856 Dinah Delchambre Abstract oil £16057 Robert de Quin Vibrations stainless &
mild steel 60 gns
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Robert de Quin Crevice stainless steelRobert de Quin Fragmented Sphere stainless steelJo Diamond S itting Nude oil on canvasJo Diamond Male Nude oil on canvasPriscilla Dimsdale Gozo Landscape oilPriscilla Dimsdale Through a W et Windscreen oilPriscilla Dimsdale Maltese Boats o ilClinton Dore S itting Nude pastelV ic to r J. Elkington Tree o il & temperaHarry Ellis Corner o f Hampstead oilPrue Faulkner Cave I Sycamore w oodAudrey Fawley Fitzjohns Avenue NW3 oilAudrey Fawley Still Life gouacheMiguel Fernandez The Goddess's Lake inksTina Forrester Striped Stoneware Bottle ceramicTina Forrester Celadon Bowl ceramicTina Forrester W hite striped Goblet Set ceramicTina Forrester Set o f Trinket Jars ceramicH. Shirley Foulds Le Grand Meaulnes oilThomas Fowler Space 2000 oilThomas Fowler Yellow Moon oilFrancyn Nude oilGaila Gasiunas Landscape oilMary Gorrara High Notes bronzeMary Gorrara Steel Life steelPat Grange Holly gouachePhilip Greenwood The Snow Quilt etchingPhilip Greenwood Slate Street etchingPhilip Greenwood Mountain Farm oilPhilip Greenwood River Stones w atercolourKathleen Guthrie Blue Picture I acrylicKathleen Guthrie Blue Picture III acrylicHelen M. Hale M istral 2 oilRachel Harris Eehecatl acrylicSuzanne C. Harris Mountain Village oilKatherine Hartnell Roadside W orks, W iltshire oilDorothea S. Harvey Saraband ink/paste l/tem p.Dorothea S. Harvey The Splendour collageMichael Harvey Beeches at "Belldom us" charcoalNora Hastings Blue Line acrylicDinea Henney Composition 2 watercolourCyril Henry & James Butchart
A Reflective Pose aluminium
Cyril Henry & James Butchart
Gyromaniac perspex & aluminium
Evelyn Hill High Seas collageRon Hitchins Ceramic Panel No 2 terracottaRon Hitchins Ceramic Panel No 3 terracottaJoan Hodes Yellow Fields o ilBetty Hopkinson One of the Beautiful People oilAnthony Hunt Ablutions oilAnthony Hunt Population Explosion oilAnthony Hunt Cold Comfort oilMargaret Hunter Freedom lino engravingMargaret Hunter Dawn lino engravingMartin Ive Still Life acrylic on canvasLon Jansen Prelude alabasterSheila Jessop Featherbed Lane No 2 oilSheila Jessop Still Life w ith Mushrooms watercolourM urie l Juniper Edge o f the City gouacheMuriel Juniper Through Trees gouacheEdmond X. Kapp Toccata 22 acrylics & Chinese
inkEdmond X. Kapp Toccata 21 Chinese inkEdmond X. Kapp Recalling Music for a
Pageantacrylics & Chinese
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Diana Katzenstein Lisa in Italy 1969 oilDiana Katzenstein Dartmoor pastelDiana Katzenstein Cornwall pastelAnne Kendall Interior oil pastelSandra Kingsley Scherzo paper mosaicMarianne Kreeger Fugue oil on paperMarianne Kreeger Phoenix oil on paperHanne Landin Set o f 4 Goblets stonewareHanne Landin Blue/Grey Vase stonewareHanne Landin Set o f 2 Plates stonewareHanne Landin Pale Pink Vase stonewareKen Law Tow er Bridge oilKen Law W iltshire Landscape oilKen Law Clapham Junction oilEsta Lefton M ind's Eye collageEsta Lefton Heads collagePeter Linden Perpendicular Composition painted hardboard.
No 3 steel rod & aluminium
Julia Lowenthal Owls in a Tree earthenwareC. Loxton-Peacock S till Life w ith Palette oilC. Loxton-Peacock Nude oilJoan McCallin Wedding collageColin McM illan Kenwood in W inter oilIshbel M cW hirte r Ostrich inkIshbel M cW hirter Secretary Bird inkBrigid Marlin Persephone and the King
o f the Underworldegg tempera & oil
Pierre Noel Martin Ovality w ood cotton lineaPierre Noel Martin Linea Ship No 4 w ood cotton lineaPierre Noel Martin Le Grid Pulsation No 6 w ood string metal
op art construction
Richard Mawson Target collageRichard Mawson Schizophrenia sculptureRichard Mawson M y W ife sculptureCharlotte Mayer Planar II steelA licia Melamed The W et Shoes oilNaomi Mendelsohn Bridge & Neighbour oilNaomi Mendelsohn Late Summer Ease oilNaomi Mendelsohn Clouds oilMuriel Mennell Flowering Head of
Cynara Cardoon oilRonald Morgan 5.30 pm in the Black
Country scraper boardE. B. Mudd Eileen oilDiana M yer Blue Bowl potteryDiana Myer Brown Vase potteryDiana M yer 1 Brown oval Bowl potteryDiana Myer Six brown Bowls potteryHalima Nalecz Spring Poem oilHalima Nalecz Halloween oilHalima Nalecz In the Sun gouacheHalima Nalecz Red Dragon gouachePamela Nash Flower Power stonewarePamela Nash Odeon stonewarePatricia Newnham Seascape oilJohn Newson Acropolis linocutJohn Nicoll Brown Figure Reclining monotypeJohn Nicoll Three Figures S itting monotypeJohn Nicoll Frieze w ith Five Figures monotypeChristine Norland Greek Landscape oilChristine Norland Terraced Landscape oilChristine Norland Landscape: Stillness
before the Storm oilSheila Oliner Untitled oilRasik M. Patel Fishing Spot watercolourC. M. Pritchard Colour Combination oil
181 C. M. Pritchard Ribbon Development emulsion 25 gns182 C. M. Pritchard Spiral Experiment No 1 emulsion 25 gns183 Hew Purchas C ubitts Basin oil £35184 Anita Purser S till Life gouache 15 gns185 Anita Purser Hippies gouache 10 gns186 Anita Purser The First Communion gouache 10 gns187 Frances Quesnel Blue Beast lithograph 12 gns188 Frances Quesnel The Forest lithograph 10 gns189 Frances Quesnel Male Figure etching 10 gns190 Stanislas Reychan Imperator sculpture 50 gns191 Stanislas Reychan Turkey sculpture 35 gns192 Stanislas Reychan Colloquy sculpture 40 gns193 Dolf Rieser The A ttack line engraving 79 gns194 Dolf Rieser Phoenix engraving & etching 14 gns195 Dolf Rieser Bird & Flower intaglio 15 gns196 Dolf Rieser Two Flowers sugar aquatint 18 gns197 Cliff Rowe Play Centre Camden
Square NW1 pencil 25 gns198 Anthea Ryan Still Life w ith Legs oil 20 gns199 Anthea Ryan S till Life oil 18 gns200 Anthea Ryan S till Life w ith Feet oil 20 gns201 Bertha Sack Composition gouache £18202 Bertha Sack Bottles gouache £18203 Bernard Scott Stonescape oil 100 gns204 Bernard Scott Landscape 1 gouache 100 gns205 Bernard Scott Landscape 2 gouache 100 gns206 Nadin Senft Two Figures print £25207 Alan Senior Zones— The City acrylic 50 gns208 Celia Sevitt Untitled aquatint & etching 16 gns209 Celia Sevitt Impressions from a W indow aquatint & etching 20 gns210 Terence Shepherd For Yesterday ball poin t £40211 Terence Shepherd A nyw ay . . . ball poin t £50212 Terence Shepherd A in 't It Hard? ball poin t £40213 Terence Shepherd Strategy of Opportunism ball poin t £40214 Minnie S isson Fish Market, Bruges pen & pastel 12 gns215 Vikki Slowe Three Opening Forms etching 12 gns216 Vikki Slowe Abstract w oodcut 12 gns217 Eileen M. Smith Kew Church watercolour 12 gns218 Eileen M. Smith A lbert Memorial watercolour 25 gns219 J. Soli Girl w ith a Shawl oil on paper 12 gns220 Cecily M. Stein Thistles ink 10 gns221 Kathe Strenitz Islington Canal No II w oodcut 20 gns222 Laurie Tayler Bourton on the W ater watercolour 8 gns223 Laurie Tayler Cotswold Lane watercolour 11 gns224 Margaret Thomas Royal Navy College
Greenwich & C utty Sark oil £30225 Margaret Thomas Parrots and Delft oil £100226 Cicely W ells Thorpe Coats o il 15 gns227 Jennifer van Ingen Purple Enigma oil & acrylic £45228 Jennifer van Ingen Untitled collage £15229 Jennifer van Ingen Untitled collage £15230 Selma Vaz Dias V is it to the Brothel oil 45 gns231 Eve Voice Black Illusion o il on board 40 gns232 Eve Voice Siesta (in Portugal) o il on board 16 gns233 Eve Voice Marianne oil on board 16 gns234 Michaela W atson Cat and Mouse Game oil 16 gns235 Michaela W atson Black Cat in Flowerbed fabric collage 25 gns236 Edwin W aymouth Signals perspex 15 gns237 Edwin W aymouth Flight perspex 25 gns238 Edwin W aym outh L'Oiseau perspex 25 gns239 Clifford Wyndham Set o f six Plates stoneware £36240 Vy Wyndham Aberiddy Bay, Pembs. oil £35241 Jessica Zane Shore Scape 3 polymer 40 gns242 Allen Forrester Cluster relief £45243 Michael O'Connell The Executive batik 56 gns
Sales enquiries to the Secretary. Cynthia Passini: 435 2643/5224
Sculpture Hall
JACK YATES
Jack Yates is one o f the original outsiders looking in. He loves best that which in some way excludes him. He could never be a hippy, a jet-setter or one o f the so-called Beautiful People. Nor find much in common w ith the glossy super-race of modern media.Yet they all fascinate him. And exclude him w ith a feeling sim ilar to that o f the immigrant who can more easily adopt a new nationality than find a sense o f belonging.In some ways a foreigner in his own country. Jack Yates brings to his art the clarity and precision o f a foreigner's observation. The w orld o f his w ork is that same w orld we clamber through in daily myopia. If you prefer fantasy or some other form of escapism, try somebody else.
Yates is very much an a rtist of our time.peter cundall
N o Title M e d iu m Price
1 W ay out Monotype £302 The Trip Monotype £303 Couple M onotype £304 Children o f 1970 M onotype £305 Frances and Friend M onotype £306 Frances and Maureen M onotype £307 Tw o English Girls M onotype £308 Standing and Lying Monotype £309 Domingo M onotype £30
10 Man and W ife M onotype £3011 Vera Plus 9 Paper Cut-Outs £3012 Blue Jean Paper Cut-Outs £2513 Maureen Paper Cut-Outs £2514 Eva Paper Cut-Outs £2515 Sunday Girl Paper Cut-Outs £2516 Prim Girl Paper Cut-Outs £2517 Friends of Jack Photomontage £3018 Jack's Friends Photomontage £3019 Salute Photomontage £2020 In the Room Photomontage £1521 "K itsch" Photomontage £2022 People Collage £5023 Jean and Others Collage £5024 Nudes Photogramms £2025 Jean's Friend Plastic Enamel on Wood £2026 Man w ith Pink Flower Plastic Enamel on W ood £2027 Man Plastic Enamel on Wood £2028 Man w ith Blue Flower Plastic Enamel on W ood £2029 A Man's Man Plastic Enamel on W ood £2030 Man w ith green Background Oil £8031 Farm Labourers' Time Off Oil £8032 Caged Beast Oil £10033 Borth Oil £8034 W estw ind Oil N.F.S.35 In the Fields 1 Oil £10036 In the Fields 2 Oil £100
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MANUFACTURED ART May 1st— 31st
WALLS AND FLOORS Sept 20th— Oct 18th
VISIONARY ART Dec 14th— Jan 10th 1971
Clubroom Exhibitions
Children's A rt Centre School Exhibition
Pre-Foundation Course Students Exhibition
Camden Nursery Schools Exhibition
Aubrey Williams One-Man Show
Hangings Exhibition
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John Loveless Ju ly 8th— July 29th
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April 18th— April 26th
June 7th— June 16th
Ju ly 4th— 19th
Aug 10th— Sept 18th
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