E X H I B I T O R S
BRINGING ART OUTSIDE FOR ALL TO ENJOY!
We are delighted to bring a diverse range of high quality, unique art from talented local artists to the
heart of our beautifull city on the first Sunday of each month from March to December.
The artists and makers listed below exhibited their wonderful art at our festive event
SUNDAY 1st DECEMBER 2024
We look forward to returning in 2025 for another fantastic year of ART!
Until then, all artists welcome enquiries - please click on the links provided.
About the Artist links provide further information about the artist and a selection of their current artwork.
Please click on each image to view artwork in full.
We were are delighted to welcome a new artist to our December arts events
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Kai was joined by the wonderfully talented artists listed below:
SHARON ROGERS - ARTISTSharon has made her name as a watercolour artist and is a Certified Zentangle Teacher. She has participated in numerous local exhibitions, and her work has been included in The Royal Society of Marine Artists, and The Society of Woman Artists annual exhibitions in London. She is a teacher of watercolours and holds classes in her studio. IMAGE: Watercolour - WAITING IN THE SHADE |
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GEORGE SHAPLAND - WOOD TURNERGeorge Shapland retired from the army in 2017 and took up wood turning full time after training under the Master Turner, Stuart Mortimer. He turned professional in 2019 with the launch of his company Butterwood and was accepted onto the Register of Professional Turners in September that year. He specialises in segmented designs in both domestic and exotic hardwoods. IMAGE: Rosewood and Wenge - JUBILEE BOWL About the Artist: Click here for George's bio and to view more of his wood turning |
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JANE MCNEILL - STUDIO POTTERI am a studio potter based in Homington, just outside Salisbury. I first discovered clay about 5 years ago, and from the first touch I was hooked! I make wheel-thrown pieces, mostly in stoneware clay, and I’m hugely drawn to a cool, calm palette and clean lines - many people comment on a beachy/coastal feel to my work. Life can be noisy and chaotic, and I love to make pieces that people can bring into their homes which bring with them a sense of peace and calm. IMAGE: Wheel thrown stoneware - FEATHER COLLECTION |
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ELIZABETH TANNER - TEXTILESThe yarn enthusiast behind A TAIL OF YARN, I blend animal fibres, plant dyes and textile waste to spin characterful art yarns which inspire my crochet hats, knitwear and spinning, knitting and crochet kits. I’m also passionate about sharing skills and keeping traditional crafts alive at my rural studio through my workshops. IMAGE: Drop Spindle Basket Kit - CARNIVAL About the Artist: Click her for Elizabeth's bio and to view more of her work. |
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SUSIE HIGHFIELD - CERAMICISTSusie Highfield ceramic artist creates sculptures that explore themes of interconnectivity and the relationship between nature and human structures. Her ring sculptures use interconnecting circles and unpredictable Raku glaze firing to symbolise the power and resilience of unity. IMAGE: Raku fired rings - FAMILY BOND |
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LUCINDA NICHOLAS - ARTISTI live in Redlynch in the beautiful New Forest National Park where most of my inspiration comes from. My watercolour paintings are available as originals, prints, 100% silk cushion covers, mugs, coasters and greeting cards. I also take commissions. Visit my website to view all of my paintings and designs along with the stories behind each one. IMAGE: Watercolour - HENDERSONS About the Artist: Click here for Lucinda's bio and to view more of her art. |
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FELICITY JOWITT - TEXTILESI like to make a series of mixed media pieces that work together as one artwork. This can be collated in a book, or as a collection. I am selling my latest book, a series of photos of conical people interacting with bread. The pictures are collected into a book called “Conical people and bread”, snapshots of the life Dada. IMAGE: Art and Design Project - CONICAL PEOPLE AND BREAD |
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CHRIS LOCK - PHOTOGRAPHERI have been photographing Wiltshire and Dorset for the last fifteen years and still find great inspiration in the changing moods and colours of the landscape through the seasons. My work has appeared in a number of books and magazines, and 2021 will mark the tenth edition of my Wylye Valley Calendar, which supports the Wiltshire based charity Hope and Homes for Children. IMAGE: Fine art print - GROVELY WOOD About the Artist: Click here for Chris's bio and to view more of his photography |
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HELEN SOUTHWELL - GLASSPretty fused glass plates and bowls, candle votives, jewellery and other gifts including attractive garden sculptures. Hand made by fusing layers of clear glass, glass chips, glass paints and coloured frits to create interest and texture. IMAGE: Glass - MORNING LIGHT etsy.com/uk/shop/TheGlassRoomUK About the Artist: Click here for Helen's bio and to view more of her designs. |
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STEPHEN DAVIS - PHOTOGRAPHERInspired by the Wiltshire Landscape I am particularly drawn to photographing the landscape and wildlife of Ancient Woodland, Meadows and Downland that Wiltshire is famous for. In recent years I have developed an extensive portfolio of images of the Ancient trees of Savernake Forest. Fine Art Prints are available framed or unframed. IMAGE: Fine art print - GHOST OAK About the Artist: Click here for Stephen's bio and to view more of his photography |
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GEMMA DUNN - PRINTMAKERGemma is a fine artist and printmaker based in Salisbury, UK. Her hand printed linocuts are delicate and intricate, drawing inspiration from the pockets of woodland surrounding her home. She explores themes that are meaningful to her; the flow of life, spiritual connection, collaboration and the messy beauty found in relationships and the human heart. She finds her process deeply healing and hopes others will find joy and beauty in her work too. IMAGE: Linocut - BENEATH THE SURFACE |
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BEX COLLETT - ARTISTLarge canvas paintings inspired by the colour harmonies and contrasts of Salisbury Plain. Taken from long walks in the sun shards of copse woodlands to the grassy naturally luminous chalk tracks and the endless paradisiacal spectrum of wild flower valleys and other engaging chromatic offerings. Set to memory, they are recomposed and eventually abstracted on paper, board or canvases back in the studio, forming simplistic palette cells, provoking feelings of past wonder, curiosity and a wistful affection for well loved locations. IMAGE: Acrylic, spray paint and ink - PARADISE |
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BARBORA VLCKOVA - ARTISTSince my chilhood, I have been very creative. I do not like waste… materials that can often appear to not be of any use any more, are my favourites to work with. My most favourite materials are wood with combination of metal and other natural media. I see opportunities to be creative and I love the challenge to design something new and different every time. IMAGE: Mixed media - LONG PEOPLE About the Artist: Click here for Bara's bio and to view more of her artwork. |
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RICH TURLEY - ARTISTRich mixes his photography of Salisbury and other places of inspiration (including Cornwall) with a new venture into paint and ink on wood. His photography is inspired by natural forms, whether it be the Cornish coastline or lichen on buildings like Salisbury Cathedral, exploring texture, shape and light. The paint and ink artworks show his artistic talent for capturing Salisbury, wildlife and popular culture in a unique way. IMAGE: Watercolour and pen - BARN OWL ON POST |
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We hope you enjoyed the relaxed atmosphere of all our unique arts events in the beautiful surroundings of the Market Square.
It's a great place to meet the artists, chat to them about their style of art and love for what they create.
Our Artist Corner give you a chance to 'Have a Go' under the guidance of one of our wonderful artists!
It's also a great place to relax and enjoy a wonderful range of refreshments from the many cafés, restaurants and pubs around the square.
We look forward to welcoming you to our next event on: SUNDAY 2nd MARCH 2025!