Jo Angell

Jo Angell makes paintings and prints with abstract themes.  Colour and textures are arranged and merged to create bold contemporary images. Jo’s work nods to her background as a designer and her love of midcentury modern art and design.

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Sara Barker

Silver and copper jewellery cut and shaped into elegant, contemporary shapes and fired with vitreous enamels, creating rich, vibrant colours.

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Olivia Browne

Olivia is an artist and educator who has been based in Wivenhoe since 2002. Drawing material from a range of sources her collage practice is intuitive and process-led. With found papers and sometimes her own photographs, she constructs abstract compositions. Olivia will be showing a new series of dark interiors, alongside earlier abstract landscapes. Giclee prints will also be available.

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Miranda Campbell

Unique artisan leather notebooks and journals, hand-stitched with decorative threads and beading, and made with artists’ paper 130 gsm. They are ideal for sketching or recording thoughtful reflections. In addition, the beautiful bookmarks, featuring a miniature leather notebook sewn onto ribbon, make the perfect gift for book lovers of all ages.

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Missy Claiborne

Inspired by nature, most of Missy’s work is created from wood and other natural materials, with whimsical folk art painting.

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Dantes Ceramics

Ceramicist and designer, Issy Taylor-Jones is behind the beautifully crafted works of Dantes Ceramics. The handmade pieces are designed to inspire individuals to create a slower way of life. Issy strives to create shapes that are aesthetically pleasing with the emphasis on simplicity and function. “I have always been drawn to objects with a Scandinavian feel, simple, understated, often imperfect. The colours and textures of nature are gleaned from visits to the Scottish Highlands, where I feel more connected with the dramatic landscape.

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Tom Dobby

Wivenhoe estuary sculpture. Carved cow bone scrimshaw fish mounted on driftwood collected from the local area.

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Catherine Dodds

Catherine Dodds works in terracotta clay fired to stoneware temperatures. Her work is wheel thrown with the occasional sculptural anomaly. Going from earthenware to stoneware has thrown up all sorts of glazing possibilities and the results are constantly surprising to her. Recently she discovered free clay was to be found in the river, and has continued to be surprised and perplexed by what it produces.

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Lone Quist Edwards

I break down the world around me into abstract shapes and colours. Whether working in paint or making collages I am interested in layering and overlapping of tone and texture. I am inspired by my Scandinavian background where light and colour play an important role in people’s daily lives especially in the winter months when daylight is short and landscape can be bleak.

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Laura Fletcher

Unique, handmade homewares & gifts woven in Suffolk. Using natural yarns inspired by tree bark, weathered rocks and seascapes - featuring stripes, geometrics and texture.

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Fleurs du Coeur

Designs, featuring symbolic flora and fauna, represent the impact of the natural world and speak of reflections on life and learning.

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Lorraine George

Mixed media best describes Lorraine's work.  Watercolour, Acrylic, Free Machine Embroidery - but trying to keep a joy and energy in everything.

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Angela Godwin

In ceramics I make both large sculptural portraiture pots and tableware often altering the beakers to create an abstract torso.

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Imy Hare

Imy plays with the idea of loss, depression and memories throughout many aspects of her practice. Inspired primarily by natural themes such as growth and decay, Imy is intrigued by the perception of the natural world.

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Janet Harker

Etching, Watercolours & textiles.
 

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Fiona Harmon

Outsider Artist creating Assemblages and Boat Sculpture. I make art out of broken boats and rusty metal found on the banks of the Estuary in Wivenhoe and surrounding areas.

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Richard Hayward

The brooding tones of Richard’s photographs reflect the continual influence of photographer Bill Brandt in his work.

His contemporary compositions concentrate on texture and form inviting the viewer to appreciate the world around us in ways that are often overlooked.

‘The Swan’ was selected for 2019’s Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.

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Maureen Hume

Drawing inspiration from the beauty of nature, Maureen Hume Ceramics, are designed and handmade in her Wivenhoe studio. Inspired
by the countryside, pottery thrown on the potters’ wheel and in press moulds using earthenware clay. Individually decorated using underglaze colours, coloured slips and stains.

Ceramics of all types: kitchen to tableware - dishes bowls platters and more, plus textural functional sculptural objects to enhance your space.

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Jane James

I create sculptures from driftwood, salvaged wood and metal. From birds to boats to quirky characters.

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Ella Johnston

Inspired by modernism, my ink pieces and asemic poetry explore our encounters with nature, music and the built environment.

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Georgina Lorton

My work is a direct response to the simple forms and patterns I see in the everchanging natural world around me. The slow hand building process allows each piece to take on its own unique imperfection which reflects the organic nature of the world itself.

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Colin McAllister

SNUBLiC Drawings

Microcosmic black & white drawings about issues of the day and things that scare me + drawings of Colchester.

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Caroline Moiret

Jewellery, wall panels, small tables and vases, garden sculpture, all celebrating and playing with colour and light as only glass can.

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Margie North

Colour and texture are integral to my painting whatever the medium. Domestic still life reflect the mood of lockdown in contrast to the freedom of escaping to landscape where I paint in oil ‘en plein air’.

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David Purdey

I try to communicate my response to the light of what I see and the feelings it evokes.

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Railway Glass Studio

Five artists specialising in lead/copper foil stained glass and fused glass panels, 3D pieces, jewellery and Christmas decorations

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Janet Roberts

Janet’s ceramic work has evolved over the years and now incorporates another of her passions — driftwood, which she collects near her home in Wivenhoe. Her work includes large clay and driftwood sculptures, wall heads and totems for the garden, as well as delicate pieces of porcelain coral for the home.

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Alison Stockmarr

Alison has an ethos of recycling and repurposing at its heart. Old books, records, letters and Encyclopaedias are her starting point. Apertures are  laser cut into their surfaces with hand cut ephemera, assembled in layers with her signature playful, contemporary twist.

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Producing high quality, signed, giclee prints, she exhibits nationally and internationally and was included in the 250th Royal Academy Summer Exhibition in 2018.

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Sarah Waters

Sarah Waters is a Ceramic Artist working in fine porcelain. These hand build ceramic multiples of craftmanship are designed to bring energy and flow to life, whilst focussing on bridging the gap between fine art and craft. These wavering forms become reconfigured through meticulous and intensive studio practice, to build these fragile pieces of work.

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Jane Watson

Jane is a self-taught painter and collage artist. She is inspired by the countryside around her and her love of colour.

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Charlotte Wells

As a lover of wildlife and the countryside I aim to capture my experiences in nature through my art. Using a range of materials such as watercolour, pen and pencils I reflect the beauty and character of my subjects on to the page.

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Tilly van der Does de Willebois

I paint local landscapes and still lifes from life, using oil paints. I trained in Tuscany is a school that teaches old master techniques.

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Rosie Wilford

Distinct designs, fusing text and image.

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