Back with a bang from 17-26 May, Artweeks is a perfect excuse to get outside. Here’s a local preview, plus a gallery of some faces you will see. Free entry, sometimes free refreshments, occasional demonstrations too. Just drop in :-)
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Take the tour
Alice Walker, Emma Hallmark, Matt Black and Paul Ellis showcase their work at Mill Street Arts. They find inspiration in local landscapes, skies, water, texture, colour, music and more, in a variety of expressive styles, including paintings, collages and printmaking. | dates & times, map and preview
Alison Berrett’s extraordinary ability with colour allows you to run wild through landscapes, coastline and skies | dates & times, map and previews.
At Chicken Run Studio, Alison Holmans creates beautiful, functional ceramics for daily use in stoneware - and most recently - porcelain clay | dates & times, map and previews.
Eric White will show more than 50 original pastel paintings of predominantly landscapes from his home on Mill Street, for his 33rd Artweeks exhibition | dates & times
Hugh Pryor, on Acre End Street, will amaze you by the genius of the magic he can conjure with lighting to record movement in long-exposure photographs | dates & times, map and preview
Julia Loken will show her glowing watercolours of plants and landscapes and decorative patterns of natural forms | dates & times, map and previews.
The Old Forge Pottery offers stoneware and porcelain, hand-built curios, mugs, jugs, teapots, tiles, and even modelled pets | dates & times
... And Eynsham Arts Group (not part of Artweeks) does its own thing - but none the worse for that | dates & times, map and previews
Worth a detour
Nip over to Freeland for Jane Tomlinson’s colourful paintings and hand-painted maps, including her award-winning Old Father Thames; and brother Paul’s exquisite ink drawings, washed with watercolour, of characterful streetscapes and buildings | dates & times, map and previews
