Visit artist's studios and venues throughout the PE postcode region

As Lonnie Donegan said “When you get to my age it helps to pass the time”.

Peter Clay

As Lonnie Donegan said “When you get to my age it helps to pass the time”.

I am passionate about caring for the world around me and represent this through various mediums. I aspire to help others to develop their creativity through workshops and classes.

Rachel Simmonds – Big Sky Arts

I am passionate about caring for the world around me and represent this through various mediums. I aspire to help More

Louise McFerran

Modern, functional ceramics, made in my cottage studio, inspired by pretty things and made for everyday use.

Studio LP Ceramics

Modern, functional ceramics, made in my cottage studio, inspired by pretty things and made for everyday use.

Local artists living in and around Oundle   Oundle Artist Group Stuart Riley - painting - email address: stuart@planet-riley.co.uk Adrian Duffin - painting Yvette Halewood - painting Lorraine Swift - painting & textiles Penny Reading - painting Sue Singlehurst - painting Emily Duffin - painting Rob Bibby - pottery - email address: robbibby@btinternet.com - telephone: 01780 470866 Uli Bankart - pottery

Oundle Artists

Local artists living in and around Oundle   Oundle Artist Group Stuart Riley – painting – email address: stuart@planet-riley.co.uk Adrian More

Over the last year I have experimented with throwing bottle forms in all shapes and sizes. I love their elegant curves, echoing this simplicity with a limited glaze palette.

Maeve Lowings

Over the last year I have experimented with throwing bottle forms in all shapes and sizes. I love their elegant More

Based in the South Holland area of the Fens, I work from my home studio where I love to make simple organic forms often inspired by the natural world. The latest work is influenced by the attitudes of mindfulness meditation and the equanimity which develops from regular practice.

Jen Callow

Based in the South Holland area of the Fens, I work from my home studio where I love to make More

Dee Hunt combines her love of gardening with her ceramic skills. Her stoneware planter designs are frost resistant and make a strong focal point for beautiful outdoor spaces.

Dee Hunt

Dee Hunt combines her love of gardening with her ceramic skills. Her stoneware planter designs are frost resistant and make More

I started in watercolour. I sketch and love the vibrancy you can achieve in acrylic. I enjoy pottery and sculpture. Making objects for the house and garden that are quirky. Mixed media for landscapes, animals and abstract pictures. Hand built and thrown Pottery. I use Pyrography and Copper foil to create pictures in light and dark.

Liz Davies

I started in watercolour. I sketch and love the vibrancy you can achieve in acrylic. I enjoy pottery and sculpture. More

Debbie creates individual handbuilt ceramics and uses them as a canvas for her love of drawing decorating them with a variety of methods including coloured slips, underglazes and sgraffito.

Debbie Davis

Debbie creates individual handbuilt ceramics and uses them as a canvas for her love of drawing decorating them with a More

Vibrant artwork, highly individual in style by talented artists with a learning disability. Inspire by the artists everyday experiences. Sat 27th June 10am - 2pm Woodnewton Pottery, 43 Main Street, Woodnewton, PE8 5EB

United Arts Network

Vibrant artwork, highly individual in style by talented artists with a learning disability. Inspire by the artists everyday experiences. Sat More

I have been doing pottery for many years and love its versatility and the challenge of achieving the right finish for every pot.

Lindsay Wisniewski

I have been doing pottery for many years and love its versatility and the challenge of achieving the right finish More

I create contemporary functional ceramics using traditional techniques. My ceramics are simple in form with a maximum of two glaze colours applied to underline this simplicity, often playing with the effect of the interaction between glazes.  

Petra Wright

I create contemporary functional ceramics using traditional techniques. My ceramics are simple in form with a maximum of two glaze More

I make tableware, vases and gift items inspired by the shapes and colours around me. I really love swirls and curves and can’t help persuading my clay into these shapes.

Fiona Swepson

I make tableware, vases and gift items inspired by the shapes and colours around me. I really love swirls and More

I am inspired by the colour and movement in most rural scenes and particularly enjoy painting the colour and form of farm animals such as horses, sheep and cattle. Primarily interested in figurative work - I also enjoy a more abstract approach to my work I work mainly in Oils and Acrylics and enjoy making figurative ceramics.

Carolyn Goodwin

I am inspired by the colour and movement in most rural scenes and particularly enjoy painting the colour and form More

Cheryll's ceramic work is hand built. She enjoys working with the clay to produce decorative curves and scrolls. Her work is often finished in black matt glazing. Some glazing with impressed designs, Cheryll also likes to incorporate wires and beading into some of her pottery, especially Christmas decorations.

Cheryll Cadman

Cheryll’s ceramic work is hand built. She enjoys working with the clay to produce decorative curves and scrolls. Her work More

My stoneware ceramic work draws inspiration from the British coastline and from my surrounding Fenland landscape. I hand build, using slabs and coils and my coastal and wildlife designs are incised into the clay by hand.  I have been developing new work over the last year, using warm red terracotta clay and decorating in a more abstract style, mark making on clay and using my own made coloured slips. The pieces are inspired by the fenland landscape, and the many farm drove walks that I have taken over the last year.  I also experiment with pit firing techniques, and we will be demonstrating this process over the Open Studio weekend. Christine and Brian Withall will also be in residence, with raku firing demonstrations outside all weekend (weather permitting). Exhibiting from my spacious pottery studio which is located on our family farm in Benwick, we are surrounded by the rural open Fenland landscape. On your visit you are welcome to walk the re-wilded meadow at the front of the house, through which a path has been mowed to view the indigenous plants and insects. This year I will be joined by Debbie Davis (www.debbieonthebrink.com) who will be showing her beautiful individual handbuilt ceramics, decorated in a variety of methods and demonstrating her love of drawing. Christine Withall will be exhibiting a selection of her stunning ceramics, including her African ladies and tactile pinch pots (www.sunspots.co.uk).  Brian Withall, will be exhibiting his exciting experiments in glasswork. Lesley Adolphson (www.Lesleyadolphson.com) will be showing her striking handmade silver jewellery. Refreshments of tea, coffee, cold drinks and homemade cake will also be available. Plenty of outdoor seating should you wish to just come and watch the demonstrations.   www.denisebrownceramics.co.uk

Denise Brown

My stoneware ceramic work draws inspiration from the British coastline and from my surrounding Fenland landscape. I hand build, using More

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. 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  

Rene Viner

Sea, Sky and lanscape inspire my work. These richly textured  and atmospheric paintings are semi abstract and expressionistic. Rather than mimic nature, More

I continue to explore further shapes and forms. Adapting to change has altered how I react to the clay and textures. Still loving the abstract form I am now experimenting with alternative clays. Raku still excites and surprises me, and I enjoy the shared experience that Raku firing gives. Please take a look at a selection of my ceramic pinch pots, maisons (small and tall) and African ladies that are currently for sale on the online Peterborough Gift Shop here. During the weekends of 26th/27th June and 3rd/4th July I will be exhibiting with Kerry Richardson and Brian Withall.  On the weekend of 10th - 11th July I will be with Denise Brown at her studio (Grange Farm, Whittlesey, Benwick,  Cambridgeshire PE15 9XU) demonstrating Raku with Brian Withall. [caption id="attachment_863" align="alignnone" width="246"] Christine Withall ceramic pinch pots[/caption] [caption id="attachment_10596" align="alignleft" width="200"] Christine Withall African Lady Diya[/caption] [caption id="attachment_10597" align="alignnone" width="293"] Christine Withall's ceramic maisons[/caption]

Christine Withall

I continue to explore further shapes and forms. Adapting to change has altered how I react to the clay and More

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