Here we introduce the Guest artists that join us occasionally for exhibitions.
This year 2024, Alison Pink, Jane Cowan and Karen Holland will be exhibiting with us at Wycombe Court in aid of Thames Hospice May 10th, 11th & 12th
Alison Pink, Mariane Hemmett McCaughey & Claytropolis (Sarah-Jane Wellington) will be exhibiting with us as part of Bucks Art Weeks 8th June to 16th June 2024
Alison Pink
“If it walks, swims or flies I’ll be working out how to immortalise it in clay. I imprint texture into all my works; using lace, fabric and found objects.”
www.alisonpink.co.uk
@alisonpinkcreatures
Jane Cowan
janecowan2@gmail.com
instagram: @janecowanart
07984696483
Acrylics
Acrylics
Ceramic
Acrylics
Karen Holland
Describe your image
Describe your image
Describe your image
Marianne Hemmet McCaughey
Danish geologist and self-taught silversmith Marianne creates handmade jewellery with a story to tell. She is inspired by nature’s fascinating forms, textures, and colours as well as ancient jewellery designs and symbols. The handmade jewellery features coloured gemstones, ancient cultural beads, and precious metals. Using these beautiful materials, artistic design, and craftmanship, she aims to create a connection to the natural world and history through meaningful, stunning jewellery and fascinating storytelling about the materials.
Webpage: Home | Harmattan Jewellery
Instagram: Harmattan Jewellery by Marianne (@harmattan_jewellery)
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Claytropolis
(Sarah-Jane Wellington)
"Claytropolis is my collection of iconic buildings from around the world- starting with London! Obsessed with architecture and even more mad about clay, I come from a background in the creative arts, working as a teacher, performer, writer and ceramicist. I love spending my evenings carving out these beautiful landmarks and experimenting with underglazes and oxides with crackle or lustre finishes and even a bit of decoupage thrown into the mix. They're a joyful celebration of our cityscapes."
Ceramic
Ceramic
Ceramic
Ceramic