Printmakers’ Exhibition 2019
12 -24 March
The Sixth Annual Printmakers’ Exhibition featuring printmakers from Will Dyke Workshops in Chichester and invited printmakers from West Dean College. Prints are created in traditional mediums including woodcut, linocut, engraving, screen-print, etching, dry-point, mono-print, litho, and collagraph.
Painter & Printmaker
12 – 24 March
Jan’s last show at Oxmarket was in 2015 and this new show reflects the intervening time spent in Pembrokeshire and the mouth of Langstone harbour . Working outdoors in the landscape Jan draws, paints and produces mono prints, a selection of which are on show. This outdoor exploration of place also informs the work she carries out in her studio in Southsea.
Atmospheric Landscapes
12-24 March
Landscape painter Maggie Cochran is lucky enough to live and work by the sea, which offers her a constant source of inspiration.
12 – 24 March
Lottie Barnden’s work combines fragility with harsh, natural, shapes and textures. Working collaboratively with the clay, Lottie sculpts and hand builds each piece, allows the clay to move in the kiln and the glazes to bubble and pull away from the surface as they see fit, meaning that each piece is defined by Lottie, the kiln and the glaze working together.
Four Galleries
26 March – 7 April
A diverse exhibition of recent work by Paul Couper and Andy Whitson.
Continue reading Paul Couper, David Hill, Andy Whitson & Max Wildman
Landscape Revisited
9 – 21 April
This new collection of works reflect images of landscapes remembered. Childhood memories, recollections of places visited on holidays and places very much in the present are all a source of inspiration and are reflected in this new collection. Sue describes her work as abstracted realism, painting a personal response to a subject and allowing that subject to be the inspiration of the painting rather the resulting image.
30 April – 12 May
The Parhelion Group is a collective of seven outdoor photographers based within the
North and South Downs. Each photographer has his or her area of expertise, making for
an interesting and diverse range of work ranging from wildlife photography through macro,
landscape and coastal photography. The group is committed to excellence, whether it be
by undertaking prestigious commissions, regular publication in books and magazines, as
educators leading workshops and giving presentations, by achieving awards in national
and international competitions, or exhibiting and selling fine art prints.
All About Trees
7 – 19 May
An exhibition focusing on the structure of trees and the way light shapes them.
Limited Edition signed Giclee prints from original iPad drawings, mixed media and collage.
Thoughtful Threads
7 – 19 May
A collection of embroidered pictures with an eclectic mix of techniques and styles.
21 May – 2 June
Fred Masters, Dip. AD. ATD. studied fine art at Manchester and Sunderland art colleges, followed by a year at Leeds College of Arts (Art Teacher’s Diploma). He subsequently taught art in grammar and independent schools, before taking early retirement.
