CHRISTMAS AT STUDIO 21: Handmade for Christmas at Chipping Campden

Arlington Arts Exhibition

The Space Between.
I'm exhibiting some of my bags at Arlington Arts, the title of show above. The Space Between, could or can mean anything so I thought I'd have a go at some weaving with leather, which I will never do again because it took me aaaages. I took a couple of pictures during my endurance, but forgot to take a photo of the finished bag. So you'll have to go to Arlington Arts venue to see it, plus the rest of the exhibition, which is open from the 7th to the 29th June. Well worth a visit and set in some lovely surroundings. Photos above.#studio21

Christmas At Studio 21, 16th,17th,18th November

Sue Diffey

Sue Diffey
Medium: Oils, printmaking, drawing, mixed media.
My current interest lies in exploring spacial
sequences using humble and sometimes repetitive forms; the juxtaposition between stillness and energy, where emptiness is form and form is emptiness. In Quantum Physics even a stationary form or object contains energy which is
locked within its atoms. This contained, pure energy is not fixed or determined but in a continual state of flux between matter and anti-matter; perfectly counter-balanced and identical as a mirror image.
Sue Diffey was tutored by
the late Cecil Collins at Central St.Martins in the 1970’s and her life drawing
studies have also developed directly from honoring this energy and stillness.
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If you live in Caversham and are thinking of visiting, it would be great, if it's not too far, to walk here. Refreshments will be available for the thirsty! If you're driving, there is parking on Gosbrook road by the park, either side of the road, 2 hr parking on Falkland rd, i think!Parking in Elliots way, that;s the next road down. Also there is the car park in Caversham, the lower part is best as it's independant of waitrose. Maybe a bit of shopping first! There is a car park on George street and a lovely 10min walk a long the River Thames and across the park. To look at the map , scroll down.
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Insight Exhibition 2012. New Greenham Arts

Insight exhibition 2012

The Open Studios month long event, starts with the Insight exhibition at New Greenham Arts Centre, Newbury. All the artists and crafts people taking part in the event, will have a piece of work on display. This gives the visitor a taster, or insight into each of the artists work. There is also a very good and useful catalogue available.It lists all the artists names etc, plus info on all the exhibitions taking place in Berkshire and North Hampshire. It's a very useful reference booklet. If anyone would like one please contact me,Vicky Baker.

Juliet Hookey, Michael Norcross, and Vicky Baker each have work on display.

http://www.open-studios.org.uk/2012/directories/exhibitionsDirectory.php

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Handmade for Christmas at Court Barn Museum, Chipping Campden.

Perfection of creativity.

For one week at the Court barn Museum, Chipping Campden, will be original work by a select few of designer/makers of the Worcestershire Guild of Designer, Craftsmen. The work is of exceptional quality,decorative aswell as practical. All of the work is for sale at the beautiful venue, the Court Barn Museum.For sale will be, textiles, jewellery, Glass, wood,metal and leather. Details of opening times are displayed on the left a bit further down!. please click on image to see full details and do come and visit.
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There is over a week left to go and visit various studios around Berkshire and North Hampshire as the Open Studios finishes at the end of May. Suggestions below.

Jenny Kiehn: Mixed Media. 32 Gosbrook Road, Caversham.RG4 8BS

Sue Diffey: Painter. Lower way farm , Thatcham

Tom Cartmill: Painter. The old fire station, Mortimer

Cecilia Hall: Painter. West Wing, Maidenhatch House.Pangbourne

Mark Ripley: Furniture Maker. Unit 2, Cufaude Business Park ,Cufaude lane. Bramley.

For More information http://www.open-studios.org.uk/

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CHRISTMAS AT STUDIO 21

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Sunday 20 November 2011

Handmade for Christmas at Chipping Campden

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