Oxfordshire Artweeks 2015
Students & friends of Kingham Jewellery School have come together to create a collection of work for Artweeks. A varied selection of jewellery, glass, ceramics, printmaking and painting. We are very excited to be showing at The Ballroom, Asthall Manor.
Artist include
Kate Hopkins Searle - Ceramics. Kate is an English Ceramic Artist and creator of Glacé Slippers. To be admired but never worn, Glacé Slippers are elegantly sculpted and highly decorated works of art.
Liz Hogarty - Painting. Liz's work speaks of the countryside, of natural forms and places. Most of my work is created in my studio, where I can explore my own feelings and interpretations of a subject without the literal references.
Helen Slater - Glass. Helen's artwork draws inspiration from the figurative and its perception within changing environments. By using a mixture of techniques similar to those used in bronze casting and some specially developed by Helen herself, through years of research, she is able to produce stunning one off Art pieces.
Catriona Brodribb - Print maker. The ideas for Catriona's work are derived from things such as text, industrial landscapes, archaeology and still life.
Laura Middleton - Painting. Laura creates paintings that bring the magic of the world into your home. She is inspired by different weather and the changing seasons and how seemingly chaotic or ordinary hedgerows, verges and fields contain wonderful movement, depth and structure within them.
Louise Searby - Ceramics. Practical yet beautiful tableware enhanced by a fresh colour palette.
Nerissa Parker - Jeweller. Nerissa's work is inspired by the drawings and designs of the Arts and Crafts movement. She uses traditional and contemporary techniques to create work that is reminiscent of this era with a modern twist.
Kingham Jewellery School
Frances Boyle, Jennifer Barr, Michelle Stevenson, Ana-Maria Ashton-Rickardt, Jessica Nicks, Gill Parry, Bernard Roseman, Jenny Baxter, Jane Phillips, Becky Brennan, Amelia Barker, Velda Grobler, Jessica Woolcott, Rachel Lawrance and Paula Dunleavy.
Fifteen students have chosen to exhibit this year, all creating individual work which demonstrates traditional jewellery making techniques.
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