Visit artist's studios and venues in Peterborough and the surrounding areas

https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/LaBluett Jelena Kalmane is a Contemporary and Embroidery Artist, who is based in Peterborough. Her distinctive personal style emanates joy and peace and expresses the vibrant spirit and atmosphere which is inspired by nature. Landscapes, waterfalls and flowers, forests and parks, and farmers tending to their fields are all brought to life with contrasting and harmonious colours and bold compositions. As the artist explains, “Art-is a path to my soul. My landscape paintings are connected to the places where I have been happy or sad. It is part of me, part of my life and my history”.The artist not only paints with acrylic paint but also, uses embroidery and mixed media in her work. She applies the strengths of her medium to achieve rich velvety surfaces. Her mixed media technique makes her artwork look volume and textured.   Her practiced technique conveys a sense of immediacy and harmony that we feel with our natural environment.With utmost proficiency, she invites us to view the world the way how she sees it, with bold bright flowers and powerful waterfalls where you will find a piece and harmony.  

Jelena Kalmane

https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/LaBluett Jelena Kalmane is a Contemporary and Embroidery Artist, who is based in Peterborough. Her distinctive personal style emanates joy More

Water colour and Mixed Media I began my watercolour journey during lockdown, through online tutorials. (Thank you to Jean Haines).   I’m inspired by colours, light and texture, and constantly searching for the best way to depict them on paper. I never tire of watching the unpredictable nature of these pigments as they react with water.   I prefer to paint without any preliminary pencil sketch, letting the painting dictate what is needed. For me Watercolour is about the process,  and discovering what works, and most often what doesn’t!    I’m a bit of a magpie, in that I’m easily distracted by  shiny new techniques and  approaches.  Wanting to try them all.   One day I might find what my actual style actually is!   I have made a number of greetings cards, using some of  the different techniques I have been exploring     I love to inspire people and invite you to my garden studio to look at and discuss my work.   Are you interested  in having a try  with these paints?    Let me know, as I’m  considering organising some taster sessions.   I don’t offer tuition, as I’m still very much learning,  but I  can certainly  offer  the chance  to experience  some of the  properties  of these amazing paints.   Open other times by appointment Yes Demonstrations available No Tuition offered No Garden open for visitors Yes Refreshments served Weather permitting  Yes Commissions accepted No

Georgina Mason

Water colour and Mixed Media I began my watercolour journey during lockdown, through online tutorials. (Thank you to Jean Haines). More

I am a designer and a mixed media creative.I work with papermache, watercolours and digital media.My characters are naive and reflect every day life.Inspiration comes from anywhere and anybody so I am constantly sketching my ideas to bring them to life in my creations.

Gabriela Gentile

I am a designer and a mixed media creative.I work with papermache, watercolours and digital media.My characters are naive and More

Hi, welcome to my artist page on paos, I am a mixed media artist who also provides tuition, I hope you enjoy the images and will consider visiting my PAOS venue on weekends 1 and 2. [caption id="attachment_4583" align="alignnone" width="533"] Sally Hammerton artist[/caption] Jane Paige of Kings Cliffe has inspired my art and we both studied botanical illustration and did work for the Chelsea Physic Garden. I have been painting for about 25 years. [caption id="attachment_6125" align="aligncenter" width="800"] Sally Hammerton Holly Blue[/caption]

Sally Hammerton Art

Hi, welcome to my artist page on paos, I am a mixed media artist who also provides tuition, I hope More

[caption id="attachment_24748" align="alignnone" width="300"] The gaze[/caption]   [caption id="attachment_22418" align="alignnone" width="300"] Baby Rhino[/caption]   [caption id="attachment_24696" align="alignnone" width="300"] Bear[/caption]     Exhibiting this year as part of the Gidding Group, I use watercolour, oils, acrylics, graphite and charcoal to interpret  the natural world and am constantly exploring different approaches.The Gidding Group of artists are Paul Joseph-Crank, Krystyna Wojcik, Geoff Goddard, Justin Capp and myself and we are exhibiting in Luddington, next door to PAOS artists Carry Akroyd and Gordon Monk. You'll have a warm welcome and will be able to see a wide range of different work in the small but charming St Margaret's church. Delicious refreshments available too!  

Sue Jarvis, The Gidding Group

        Exhibiting this year as part of the Gidding Group, I use watercolour, oils, acrylics, graphite and More

RH Prints aka Ruth Hudson is an experimental print maker and painter. Her original linocuts are printed on an 1856 lithograph press from her home studio in Stamford. After studying Combined Arts at Newcastle University, Ruth went on to train at the Chelsea School of Art and the Leicester Print Workshop. Her work is influenced by her previous career working in Interior and fashion magazine production. She is inspired by German Abstract Expressionism and Bauhaus Aesthetics. Ruth has produced prints of many local landscapes including Burghley House, Normanton Church, Oakham Market Square and distinctive buildings in an around Stamford. Ruth uses the 'reduction' method of printmaking, favoured by Pablo Picasso who coined the term 'suicide printing'. Her work is often bold and graphic and hopes to reflect current trends and, quietly, offer a form of social commentary. Ruth also holds Beginners lino print workshops throughout the year. Her next event will take place on 6th June at The Blonde Beet in Stamford http://www.blondebeet.co.uk You can subscribe to Ruth's newsletter to be the first to know about forthcoming events and workshop via http://www.rhprints.com RH Prints aka Ruth Hudson also screen prints a limited edition t shirt and sweatshirt range using her original prints. Using eco friendly inks, the designs are printed on to organic ethical cotton. Ruth is hoping to have her new collection ready in time for the Peterborough Open Studios. http://www.rhprints.com [caption id="attachment_22154" align="alignnone" width="478"] An original linocut print[/caption] Visit my Garden Studio in Stamford. 2nd, 8th and 9th July. You can see my 1856 press and there will be lots of original prints and greeting cards available. There will also be an opportunity to print your own greeting card to take home with you. Refreshments will also be provided. https://paos.org.uk/visitors/

RH Prints aka Ruth Hudson Linocuts

RH Prints aka Ruth Hudson is an experimental print maker and painter. Her original linocuts are printed on an 1856 More

Emily is an artist who is deeply inspired by the natural world. Through observing the world around her, often through drawing from observation, she works to capture feeling and a sense of a place in her  artwork. She is currently working with a mix of different materials including painting printmaking and drawing on her iPad.

Emily Bowers

Emily is an artist who is deeply inspired by the natural world. Through observing the world around her, often through More

[caption id="attachment_23236" align="alignnone" width="322"] Dehlia in her studio[/caption] Dehlia Barnard-Edmunds is a printmaker/creative, exploring the diverse and exciting world of print. Currently enjoying the process of linocut printing, monotypes and screen printing on paper and textiles from her home studio in Market Deeping Dehlia has displayed her work at venues across the country, including, most recently, the prestigious Hepworth Gallery Wakefield. Taking her inspiration from what excites and interests her in her surroundings, Dehlia's  sketches and drawings form the basis of designs that are transferred onto lino, carved and printed by hand. Dehlia is an experienced teacher offering classes and tutorials, which can be discussed on your visit. The garden is open and refreshments offered.

Dehlia Barnard – Edmunds AKA The Merryweather Artist

Dehlia Barnard-Edmunds is a printmaker/creative, exploring the diverse and exciting world of print. Currently enjoying the process of linocut printing, More

I have been creating for many years. I graduated from the University of Life Sciences in Poland. There I began to see the beauty in nature. I started designing gardens. I have painting deep in my soul, and I started painting here in England. I see joy in a colorful garden and want to bring the same mood to the gardens. Many call my style as close to Abstract Impressionism. During my studies, I began to explore Europe in search of inspiration. The German Black Forest, the French Montmartre in Paris, vast fields of tulips in the Netherlands, the Basque culture in San Sebastian, the world of art galleries in London, and finally, the artistically sensitive society of Artists in Peterborough - all of this influenced my charming way of treating colors as a reflection of my mood at the moment. Painting is one of the elements of the sensitive person's environment. Added to it are the plants in the garden, their scent and shape. Sculptures upon which a curious robin always perches, showing off its reddish breast. And woven into all of this are the Lilliput Line cottages, which I collect - completing the enchantment. I invite you to visit my paradise.The mentioned painting works best in the environment of people seeking tranquility and understanding of their surroundings and themselves. In the disorderly colors and techniques, they can find their own memories and solace for their souls. That's why over 20 of my paintings are a constant therapeutic element on the walls of the Central Medical Centre in Peterborough. They immerse patients in contemplation and surprise. Such is also the aim of my life: to provide people with art in a form that makes them feel good. This ensures a well-designed environment both in the garden and at home or work. https://youtu.be/-WV78vhEWEA                  

Jaroslaw Jacek Sokol

I have been creating for many years. I graduated from the University of Life Sciences in Poland. There I began More

Artistic practice spanning painting, paper cuts and taxidermy butterfly and moth installations, creating entomological installations of flora and butterflies from imagined locations, taking inspiration from nature and the environment. Group exhibiting at the Norman Cross gallery for Peterborough Open studios 2024.  

Lisa Helin

Artistic practice spanning painting, paper cuts and taxidermy butterfly and moth installations, creating entomological installations of flora and butterflies from More

Welcome to my Art Living in the Fens I am surrounded by the geometry, shapes and colours of the flat plains of the landscape which often feature in my art. I work across many mediums, including watercolour, acrylics and collage; all of which can be viewed on my website. 'Reclaim' Project Every single work of art ever made in the World has been influenced by images and ideas that came before it. ‘Reclaim’ is a series of artworks comprising acrylic painting and collage on rustic reclaimed wood, incorporating recycled steel, discarded garden ornaments, preloved jewellery and found items from the local landscape. Something is created, nothing is destroyed, everything is transformed Saving the planet one piece of art at a time. I hope you enjoy the images here and on my website www.karenharrisonart.com I am excited to be working with stockist: Baytree Owl and Wildlife Centre, Weston, Spalding. Currently I am exhibiting in the Visitor Shop, Ferry Meadows, Nene Park until 15th October. Look out for me later in the year, exhibiting in the Peterborough Museum and Spalding Sessions House. Originals and Prints for Sale. Commissions Taken. [caption id="attachment_23861" align="alignnone" width="289"] Watercolour[/caption] [caption id="attachment_23860" align="alignnone" width="289"] Watercolour[/caption]   [caption id="attachment_25491" align="alignnone" width="403"] Acrylic on board[/caption]   [caption id="attachment_25492" align="alignnone" width="399"] Acrylic on board[/caption]     [caption id="attachment_25207" align="alignnone" width="600"] Acrylic on reclaimed wood[/caption] [caption id="attachment_25206" align="alignnone" width="364"] Acrylic on reclaimed wood[/caption]    

Karen Harrison

Welcome to my Art Living in the Fens I am surrounded by the geometry, shapes and colours of the flat More

Landscape based work in paint and ink on paper. Printmaking is mostly serigraphy (screenprinting). Mostly landscapes with birds in. Access includes four well-spaced steps in garden

Carry Akroyd

Landscape based work in paint and ink on paper. Printmaking is mostly serigraphy (screenprinting). Mostly landscapes with birds in. Access More

[caption id="attachment_22936" align="alignnone" width="484"] Jill Colman 23) Velvet with metallic foils embellished with stitching[/caption] [caption id="attachment_22928" align="alignnone" width="537"] Jill Colman 25) Paper and stitch collage[/caption] [caption id="attachment_22934" align="alignnone" width="300"] Jill Colman 26) Notebooks with print/stitch covers[/caption] I trained as an artist/designer and now simply love designing and making jewellery. The excitement comes from working in a variety of materials... glass, copper, silver, polymer clay and semi-precious gems stones. I also take great pleasure in working and developing ideas with textiles and mixed media. My garden and the natural world offer me great inspiration. [caption id="attachment_6478" align="alignnone" width="533"] Jill Colman 1) Sculpted copper pendant[/caption] [caption id="attachment_6469" align="alignnone" width="362"] Jill Colman 2) Sculpted copper pendant[/caption] [caption id="attachment_6467" align="alignnone" width="300"] Jill Colman 24) Mixed media collage[/caption] [caption id="attachment_6463" align="alignnone" width="457"] Jill Colman 22) Polymer clay ‘liquorice allsorts’ necklaces[/caption] [caption id="attachment_22914" align="alignnone" width="367"] Jill Colman 16) Malacite pendant[/caption] [caption id="attachment_22912" align="alignnone" width="300"] Jill Colman 8) Dichroic glass and wire work pendant[/caption] [caption id="attachment_22904" align="alignnone" width="291"] Jill Colman 7) Dichroic glass and silver wirework[/caption] [caption id="attachment_22903" align="alignnone" width="282"] Jill Colman 6) Silver pendant and earrings[/caption] [caption id="attachment_22902" align="alignnone" width="300"] Jill Colman 5) Silver and glass pendants[/caption] [caption id="attachment_22905" align="alignnone" width="533"] Jill Colman 4) Forged and beaten copper cuffs[/caption] [caption id="attachment_6462" align="alignnone" width="333"] Jill Colman 15) Labradorite and silver wire pendant[/caption] I make one-off pieces of jewellery in glass, silver, copper, silk and semi-precious stones. Interested by the materials and their varying and fabulous qualities of colour, texture and form, I take my inspiration from the natural world and historic art movements. At Art School I trained as a designer and now specialise in Jewellery Design and Mixed Media work. [caption id="attachment_5972" align="alignnone" width="533"] Jill Colman 3) Beaten copper and Turquoise pendant and earrings.[/caption] [caption id="attachment_5974" align="alignnone" width="424"] Jill Colman 17) Coloured Pearls and wirework neck piece[/caption] [caption id="attachment_5975" align="alignnone" width="533"] Jill Colman 12) Shibori silk cuff[/caption] [caption id="attachment_5979" align="alignnone" width="533"] Jill Colman 21) Polymer clay pendants[/caption] [caption id="attachment_4991" align="alignnone" width="316"] Jill Colman 13) Shibori silk and glass pendant[/caption] [caption id="attachment_5980" align="alignnone" width="300"] Jill Colman 14) Amber and wirework pendant[/caption] Amber pendant [caption id="attachment_4999" align="alignnone" width="300"] Jill Colman 18) Pearls with silver wire weaving[/caption] [caption id="attachment_4993" align="alignnone" width="533"] Jill Colman 20) Ceramic hand-painted beads[/caption] [caption id="attachment_4996" align="alignnone" width="533"] Jill Colman 19) Serpentine and silver wirework pendant[/caption] [caption id="attachment_4983" align="alignnone" width="450"] Jill Colman 9) Glass Landscape pendant[/caption] [caption id="attachment_4997" align="alignnone" width="450"] Jill Colman 10) Dichroic glass pendant[/caption] [caption id="attachment_5000" align="alignleft" width="450"] Jill Colman 11) Shibori brooch[/caption]  

Jill Colman

I trained as an artist/designer and now simply love designing and making jewellery. The excitement comes from working in a More

I am a mixed media, self taught artist, with a passion for Polymer Clay, although I work with many mediums, polymer and other clays are my favourite mediums to work with. My work is very much intuitive and process led.   I take inspiration from abstraction, bold shape & colour, organic forms and definitive textures. I find absolute joy and emotional connection in the art of creating, that nothing else can give.   [caption id="attachment_24949" align="alignleft" width="382"] Polymer Clay - Texture and relief work in progress...[/caption]  

Amy Wright – Polymer Clay and Mixed Media Artist

I am a mixed media, self taught artist, with a passion for Polymer Clay, although I work with many mediums, More

Self taught artist, working in Acrylic and oil paints,covering all subjects but I love nature, so tend to paint animals, birds and flowers, due to the amazing colours nature has to offer.

Ali-marie Black

Self taught artist, working in Acrylic and oil paints,covering all subjects but I love nature, so tend to paint animals, More

Fundamentally my work is all about drawing and mark making; I find it difficult to separate myself from their vitality and importance whether I choose painting, collage, printmaking - or a mixture of the three, ‘Drawing’ is what it continues to be about. ‘Drawing’ with a paintbrush or in collage ‘drawing’ with shapes of paper and colour. Setting in motion the development of an idea plus a sense of renewal and continuation. Exclusively for Open Studio 2024 'Postcard Exhibition' A collection of postcard size pieces in a variety of media with hidden stories and secrets. Julie was awarded as one of the six winners in the 41st Mini Print International de Cadaquès 2021/22. The exhibition in Cadaquès Catalunya, has been running for over 40 years and brings together works from over 640 artists worldwide who each submit 4 pieces of work using printmaking and it's tendencies. As a winner Julie was given a solo exhibition in Gallery Taller Fort in the beautiful town of Cadaquès, famously the home of Dali and a draw to artists from across the globe.The exhibition which ran throughout August 2022 was a great success and & she will be showing similar pieces at her open studio exhibition this Julie says, "I am delighted to be, once again, opening my studio, garden & home gallery this year The Miniprint win meant an awful lot to me and I am really excited to share similar works and the process behind the making of them in my studio" Julie's work is shown and collected internationally      

Julie Reid

Fundamentally my work is all about drawing and mark making; I find it difficult to separate myself from their vitality More

  An experimental artist who loves to capture light and colour, using a variety of media. My paintings are inspired by my surroundings which are captured in a loose and free style. Some of my work is in an abstract style which allows me to experiment with texture, shape and moods. I am currently showing my work in a solo exhibition in the Stamford Arts Centre, as part of the WVAS Exhibition 22nd April till 11th May 10am - 5pm (closed on Sundays)

Deirdre Blackburn

  An experimental artist who loves to capture light and colour, using a variety of media. My paintings are inspired More

Valued and much missed member, the late Sue Keen was an artist and maker and had stitched ever since she could hold a needle. For many years Sue was on the committee of Peterborough Artists’ Open Studios and she exhibited with PAOS for well over a decade. Sadly Sue passed away last year, and it’s at the wish of her daughter Kerry that some of Sue’s work will be shown during PAOS for one last time. Her work in textiles and mixed media took inspiration from nature and what she saw around her. Her love of combining different techniques and materials included beading, collage and both hand and free machine embroidery. She liked to experiment and enjoyed learning different ways of working and also found joy in helping and teaching others to find their own way within craft and art. Sue’s work will be on display at her friend Prue Pye’s venue.  Any money raised from sales of Sue’s work will be donated to charity. In Sue's own words: 'Fabric forms the base of much of my work along with stitch and embellishments to create art works based on nature. I also manipulate fabric and stitch to create wearable art, continually developing processes for unique items. I have developed bead work incorporating goldwork embroidery. I am still basing work on natural forms with the use of colour and texture in the forefront of my work. It is a time consuming process as each bead is sewn on individually to form wearable pieces of art, in this case brooches.             [caption id="attachment_23092" align="alignleft" width="291"] Otter, animal portrait in coloured pencil[/caption]    

Sue Keen’s Works

Valued and much missed member, the late Sue Keen was an artist and maker and had stitched ever since she More

Looking forward to welcoming you back to PAOS 2024 Decorative and functional ceramics and evocative semi-abstract paintings will be on display. My paintings and ceramics investigate structures, shapes and colours inspired by our natural world. The detail and pattern often overlooked in our busy lives is of special interest. I love how texture allows a play of light and shadow on the surfaces of my work. My aim is not to attempt to mimic nature but rather describe the qualities of a subjective experience intuitively, thereby encouraging the viewer to ‘feel’ their own interpretation of what they see in my work. My garden has become a bigger canvas for my artistic expression and is open for you to explore and enjoy. Delicious homemade treats available which can be enjoyed in the picturesque garden where mosaic will be on display. Proceeds from refreshments donated to Sue Ryder. “Hand-building clay into objects inspired by nature’s forms and structures is an extension of my textured, atmospheric painting". I strive to create a beauty in imperfect harmony known in Japanas Wabi Sabi: Enjoying the moment and life’s simple pleasures...I hope these hand-built objects bring simple pleasure. Sea, Sky and lanscape inspire my work. These richly textured  and atmospheric paintings are semi abstract and expressionistic. Rather than mimic nature, I prefer to describe the qualities of a subjective experience. [caption id="attachment_24881" align="alignnone" width="438"] Ceramic Wall Art[/caption] Ceramics is an exciting and natural progression of my work. Hand-building and manipulating clay into objects inspired by nature’s forms and structures is an extension of my textured, atmospheric paintings. Latest work includes ceramic Wall Art, currently showcased in galleries around the UK.   Previous and current exhibitions include: V&A London in the ‘Inspired by…’ Exhibition Cecelia Colman Gallery, London VK Gallery, St Ives, Cambridge Ferrers Gallery, Ashby de la Zouch Atholl Gallery, Perthshire Dotty Gallery, Twyford, Leicestershire Doghouse Gallery, Comber, Northern Ireand Whitehouse Gallery, Kirkcudbright, Scotland Solo Gallery, Sheffield Strathearn Gallery, Crieff, Perthshire Neil's Gallery, Filey, North Yorkshire Inspired by Gallery, Danby, North Yorkshire Moors Stamford Arts Gallery Art in the Heart, Peterborough Rutland Open Art, Rutland County Museum Oakham Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery  Atelier East, ‘Best in Show’ 2011 www.reneviner.co.uk    

René Viner

Looking forward to welcoming you back to PAOS 2024 Decorative and functional ceramics and evocative semi-abstract paintings will be on More

[caption id="attachment_24971" align="alignnone" width="278"] Of People - oil[/caption]   Prue’s Paintings Prue Pye's life paintings contain a quiet presence reflected in earth colours and are the main body of her work. Abstracted landscapes described in sweeps and blocks of colour are also a favoured subject. "My wanting to paint is a wanting to explore the ordinary and extraordinary of humanness. Drawing or painting in ways that communicate or speak of recognition and familiarity." Collaged pieces have become a renewed addition to my current work. I use painted pieces torn from my own work, or monoprints prepared on tissue. These torn pieces are added and worked over or through into the background usually towards an abstracted landscape   About Prue Born and raised in Africa, my fine art studies as a mature student led me to discover and develop life paintings with a contemporary feel. A need to express myself in colour gave me a language in paint. I had taught botanical studies and the modelling of flowers for many years and these tiny, fragile pieces later     turned to the direction of larger, expressive painting. Formal art training AS level – 3D Art and sculpture - Jun 2001, Grade A BTEC Diploma; Foundation Studies: Art & Design; Specialism, Fine Art - Jul 2000, Distinction A level - Art and Design; Fine Art - Jun 1998. Grade A   Walk with me to the Blue Horizon - small acrylic collage on board   Prue’s Work is held in private collections in The USA - New York, Washington, York/Pennsylvania, Baltimore Canada - Vancouver The UK - London, Stamford, Rutland, Peterborough, Weybridge, Scotland - Glasgow, Yorkshire South Africa and Zimbabwe     Into The Void - acrylic collage  

Prue Pye

  Prue’s Paintings Prue Pye’s life paintings contain a quiet presence reflected in earth colours and are the main body More

I am a mosaic and textile artist working in Peterborough. In mosaics I use hand cut patterned, plain and mirrored glass with recycled ceramics. I create panels for indoors or outdoors, mirrors, vases and hangings. I just love experimenting with colour and its interactions in my mosaic and textile work and both feed off each other. In 2002 I did a 5 day intensive mosaic course under the tuition of Luciana Notturni at www.mosaicschool.com in Ravenna Italy. Although based on traditional methods it gave me confidence to experiment and find my own style. I love mixing glass with old ceramics, anything really that makes a piece cohesive. With textiles I layer silks and sheers and create new surfaces which I then free machine stitch. [caption id="attachment_25012" align="aligncenter" width="242"] Layered silks and sheers machine embroidered with added hand embroidery.[/caption] [caption id="attachment_25199" align="aligncenter" width="300"] work-in-progress[/caption]

Kay Hall

I am a mosaic and textile artist working in Peterborough. In mosaics I use hand cut patterned, plain and mirrored More

Inspired by true tales of nature, place, history & people.  A warm welcome to my studio! You'll be able to see miniature sculptures inspired by sea-creatures of The Wash, skeins of wool dyed with local plants, handmade greetings cards and more! Plus my 'Meadow and Sea' porcelain decorations. About Kathryn... I create sculptures and other artworks that share little-known stories of nature and place, working alongside wildlife charities, experts and museums. My work is often shown on-site. It's research-based, and I select the materials and techniques that best tell the story.  I also create beautiful handmade treasures for people's homes, and run workshops that nurture creativity and delight in nature. Currently Artist in Residence with Langdyke Countryside Trust, much of the work you'll find in this year's Open Studio is inspired by Langdyke's nature reserves and the wider 'John Clare Countryside'. For the last two years, the site of an ancient forgotten meadow has been the focal point of this work - Westings Meadow is now a place of nature reserves and gravel extraction. Neolithic families once gathered here and Victorian poet John Clare walked and wrote about this place. If you can't come to any of my Open Studio dates, please get in touch to try and find another time.   Exhibitions & Awards... I have exhibited at The National Centre for Craft & Design (solo and group exhibitions), and created site-specific artworks for Burghley House, University of Leicester, John Clare Trust, Derby Museum’s porcelain gallery and on nature reserves. In 2012 one of my artworks was selected for “Inspired by…” exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. I'm a selected member of ArtCan,  Artist in Residence with Langdyke Countryside Trust and member of GroundWork NetWork based at GroundWork Gallery, Norfolk. Subscribe to my mailing list to receive news of exhibitions, inspirations, local history research, workshops & more! To see more or get in touch... Visit my website, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.  

Kathryn Parsons

Inspired by true tales of nature, place, history & people.  A warm welcome to my studio! You’ll be able to More

[caption id="attachment_23550" align="alignnone" width="600"] Tryptych[/caption] I am still really enjoying experimenting with mixed media and the effects I get in a semi abstract way. My intention last year was to use watercolour like that, but I keep reverting back to acrylic!!

Judy Horman

I am still really enjoying experimenting with mixed media and the effects I get in a semi abstract way. My More

I draw, print and paint figures and objects in exterior and interior spaces. I'm still experimenting with materials and techniques, continuously looking at colour, light, form, shadows, depth, texture and line in my work. Colourful acrylic and water colour paintings, plus monotype print sketches on display. I am inspired by the people and life around me. [caption id="attachment_14084" align="alignnone" width="600"] Figs and phones, acrylic on canvas[/caption] [caption id="attachment_13624" align="alignnone" width="487"] Texting, acrylic on card[/caption] Monotype printing demonstrations on request. [caption id="attachment_1035" align="alignnone" width="372"] Trapped, Monotype print[/caption]  

Josephine Kelly

I draw, print and paint figures and objects in exterior and interior spaces. I’m still experimenting with materials and techniques, More

Unforseen circumstances has resulted in Anns work now being available for viewing and purchase at Jeni Cairns' venue for PAOS weekends 2 and 3 Venue 22 on Page 28 of the brochure. ‐‐-------------‐  Pictures about how I see life. To get more of an idea of what I do please have a look at anniebellamy on Instagram or Ann Bellamy pictures on Facebook          

Ann Bellamy

Unforseen circumstances has resulted in Anns work now being available for viewing and purchase at Jeni Cairns’ venue for PAOS More

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