SHOWS

Academy Art Centre Station Road / Winton Road 9.00am – 5.30pm Closed Sundays
Veronica Seagren
Veronica makes semi abstract mixed media paintings, mainly landscapes. Another art form she uses is the artists book. These are very simple and explore the meaning of books.

Sharon Hurst
In residence Tuesday 24th pm
Fantasy paintings in watercolour. Hand painted scarves. Beaded Jewellery. Also at St. Peter’s Church and Old Stable Restaurant.

Pamela A. Waterman
Pamela makes jewellery from ribbon, beads, silver and semi-precious stones. Also at St. Peter’s Church.

Art and Soul Sheep Street 10am – 5pm Closed Sundays

Debbie Jones
Photographs: A time and a Place.
Drawings: Goddesses and Angelic Beings.

Stone Studios, Dragon Street (Window)

Artscape
Selection of 2D work in various media. Artscape are in TPS Studio during the first weekend of the Trail.

13A The Avenue 10.30am – 5.00pm

Wendy Larken
Wendy’s association with Pagham Beach, Sussex continues. Observing light, textures and colours of sky and foreshore.

Mary E Herdman
Mixed Media; The coastline – mainly the Jurassic – inspires most of the painting in this 2007 Exhibition. There are some figure and landscapes. All are combining gouache, pastel, ink and acrylic.

Liz Clifford
A response to the landscape of the Hampshire Hangers, using man-made detritus set into chalk. These sculptures explore ideas around ecological footprint and human impact on a specific location. www.axisweb.org/artist/lizclifford 

St. Peter’s Church The Square 9.30 am – 5.00 pm, Sundays 11.00 am – 5.00 pm

Jo Berryman
Pottery in Earthenware and Stoneware. Domestic and decorative. Also in 6 Sheep Street (Window).

Andy Gill
Contemporary designs in reclaimed wood. Hand turned wooden table lamps, bowls and kitchen items. Candle holders and sculptural pieces.

Rue Hoddinott
Hand painted porcelain using an oil-based medium. Paintings on canvas using acrylic.

Joan Lymn
Oils, mixed media and watercolour.
Joan is inspired by many subjects, photographing wherever she travels. She then paints from these in the studio in her garden.

Heidi Robinson
Colourful, unique stained and fused glass bowls, dishes, panels and jewellery. Also at Rowans Delicatessen and Something for the Weekend, and at elephantblossom.myshopify.com.

Gaynor Williams
As in previous PAinT art trails Gaynor will be showing her ‘classic’ A5 cartridge paper books ¼ bound in bookcloth with marbled paper sides. This year fun single-section books using elephant dung paper and decorative motifs from Zambia will also be for sale alongside A5 raw-edge leather lined/blank journals in vibrant cow and goat skin. (Gaynor also undertakes book repair.) Also at the Flora Twort Gallery.

Tim Saw
Organic Sculptor. Oakwood and Marble.

Pamela A. Waterman
Pamela makes jewellery from ribbon, beads, silver and semiprecious stones. Also at Acadamy Arts Centre.

Sharon Hurst
Hand painted silk scarves and beaded jewellery. Also at Academy Art Centre & Old Stable Restaurant.

Diane Thiessen
My work is site specific and issue based. I use found objects which change their meaning depending on the context in which they are exhibited. Thanks to Duchamp.

Barbara Winkler
I have come from a painting and woven tapestry background, but now pursue a more sculptural form of expression.
Whilst the crochet wire seems to express more ephemeral ideas of fitting into landscape the very solid form of stone ties ideas to the earth. I am fluctuating between heaven and earth.

Jani Wright
‘STILL:LIFE’ – a mixed media installation of assemblages, incorporating floristry and textile techniques; focussing on the iconic, the meditative and the reflective, within the context of society’s & church-life rituals and celebrationsof Birth, Death & Marriage.

Djangos Bakery Lane, 8.00 am – 5.00 pm Closed Sundays
Julian Bond
Paintings and Monoprints
A new influence appears in these paintings – the heat, the intense light and the wildness experienced during a recent visit to Zambia.

Dragon Street Gallery Dragon Street 10.00 am – 5.00 pm Closed Sunday
Ruth Osborn
Prints and paintings in mixed media, mainly oils. Most related to the sea and travels.
Joan L Griffiths
Mixed Media
Motifs from nature itself – oil, acrylic and dye. The excitement from the interaction of colour and shape. Joan’s work is always on going.
Victoria Ball Gibson
As far as possible I like to work from nature. The countryside and coastline of Britain inspires my oil paintings. Working quickly with a palette knife gives a freshness and luminosity to the subject.
Jane Simmons
To be hung on the wall – Flowers & birds carved by hand in wood and mounted on soapstone or slate.

Far Horizons Gallery 1 Folly Lane 9.15 am – 5.00 pm Closed Sundays
Sally Mareike
Inspired by her love of nature, Sally’s handcrafted ceramics combine design and texture. Her distinctive stoneware pieces are ideal for use in homes and gardens.

Flora Twort Gallery The Square 10.00 am – 4.00 pm Closed Sundays and Mondays
Susan W Harper
Susan produces drawings, watercolours and etchings. She has exhibited frequently in England and the USA. She
decorates architectual elements and furniture.

Peter Lavender
Larger works are in oils – still life, interiors, landscapes. Smaller works more various – watercolour landcapes,
drawings, abstracts.
Rose Mackew
Rose concentrates mostly on sculpture using clay, stone, modroc and collages. Her work has developed from Aztec, Roman and Greek figurines. She still paints and works in the print medium.
Eric James Mellon
Eric makes brush drawn decorated stone ware using ash glazes. Also wood engravings, etchings and aquatints, as well as landscapes in oil.
Alison Milner-Gulland
Atmospheric mono prints and paintings. Ceramic work which is used in a way to take strong graphic line into 3D.
Stephen Neal
Oil paintings of the South Downs predominately showing the effects of light on the landscape.
Gaynor Williams
As in previous PAinT art trails Gaynor will be showing her ‘classic’ A5 cartridge paper books ¼ bound in bookcloth with marbled paper sides. This year fun single section books using elephant dung paper and decorative motifs from Zambia willalso be for sale alongside A5 raw-edge leather lined/blank journals in vibrant cow and goat skin. (Gaynor also undertakes book repair.) Also at St Peter’s Church.

The Library
The Square Mon. & Tues. 9.00 am - 5.00 pm, Wed. & Fri. 9.30 am - 7.00 pm, Thurs. 9.30 am - 1.00 pm, Sat. 9.30 am - 4.00 pm Closed Sun. Children’s Painting Competition. Theme ‘Water’

Macdonald Oates St. Peter’s Road (Window)
Artscape
Selection of 2D work in various media. Artscape are in TPS Studio during the first weekend of the Trail. Also in Stone Studio.

On Track Day Centre 8 Hilton Road 9.30 am – 3.30 pm Mon. - Fri., 10.00 am – 2.30 pm Sat. & Sun.
On Track
Painting, 3D and Printing. Centre for adults with learning disabilities.

One Tree Books Lavant Street, Window
Jackie Knee
This work displays a selection of bird boxes currently for sale or to let in Petersfield. Have you seen the range of properties yet? Also at Petersfield Photographic.

Old Stable Restaurant Pages Court, off the High Street (south) 8.00 am – 4.00 pm Closed Sunday

Sharon Hurst
In residence Friday 27th All day Fantasy painting in watercolour. Also at Academy Art Centre.

25 Osborne Road North of Station Road, 10.00 am – 5.00 pm
Jenny Stacy (www.jennystacy.co.uk)

Jenny paints faces on wooden buttons using acrylic. She makes collage cards and pictures with dyed silk and painted papers. She makes and paints beads for jewellery and knits and sews ‘eco’ dolls.

Petersfield Photographic 1 Lavant Street, Window
Jackie Knee
This site-specific work displayed around the town uses photographs depicting the little things we notice as we go about our everyday activities. They represent fragments of memory and places. Also at One Tree Books.

Petersfield Bookshop 16A Chapel Street 9.00 am – 5.30 pm Closed Sundays
Jean Mallows
Watercolour, oils, digital photography. Subjects: landscape, churches, domestic scenes, dance. Jean
likes to find unusual angles and often uses bold challenging colours.
Pawel Andrzejewski
Pawel’s work is colourful, impressionistic and symbolic in oil and acrylic. His intention is to show
motion, speed and freedom.
 

Physic Garden Room off the High Street (north side) 10.00 am – 5.00 pm, Sunday 29th 10.00am – 4.00 pm
Karen Gorman
Originally created to amuse my small son, my paintings (acrylic on canvas) depict the secret life of sheep – a life
which is anything but merely grass-chomping.
Tozzy Bridger
Limited edition prints – etchings, linos and collagraphs, and handmade books on a natural history theme.
Barbara Mace
Decorative and functional ceramics in stoneware. Some Raku and smoked ware. Particular interest in colour at stoneware temperatures.
Anita Gellatly – New Paintings
Diana Bridgstock
Water based media. Diana worked for many years as a folk artist and furniture decorator. She now paints for pleasure creating atmospheric paintings. Also at 6 Sheep Street.
Margaret Newton
Ceramic garden pots, birds, figures and jewellery. Highfired stoneware and also lower temperatures smoke-fired sculpture and beads.
 

Rainbows The Folly Market 9.30 am – 5.00 pm Closed Sundays
Bryony Jennings
In residence Saturday 21st July. Trellis pendant – silver jewellery. A celebration of the order/disorder of nature.
Frank Jennings
In residence Saturday 21st July. The Artistic alchemist’s paintbox – boxed assemblage.
Margaret Jennings
‘Moonlight’ stoneware - oxides and glazed.
 

Rowans Delicatessen Lavant Street 9.00 am – 5.30 pm Closed Sundays
Heidi Robinson
Colourful, unique stained and fused glass bowls, dishes, panels and jewellery.
Also at St Peter’s Church and Something for the Weekend and at elephantblossom.myshopify.com.

6 Sheep Street 10.00 am – 4.00 pm Closed Wed. & Thurs. 25/26th
Ann Hutchings
Fabric collage and stitch. Small watercolours.
Diana Bridgstock
Water based media. Diana worked for many years as a folk artist and furniture decorator. She now paints for pleasure creating atmospheric paintings. Also at the Physic Garden Room.
Window: Jo Berryman
Pottery in earthenware and stoneware. Domestic and decorative ‘thrown’ on a potter’s wheel. Also modelled items e.g. dragons, chickens. Also at St Peter’s Church.

Something for the Weekend Pages Court, off the High Street (South) Mon.–Wed. 10 am–4 pm, Thurs. & Fri. 10 am–8 pm, Sat. 10am - 4 pm, Closed Sunday
Heidi Robinson
Colourful, unique stained and fused glass bowls, dishes, panels and jewellery. Also at St Peter’s Church and Rowans
Delicatessen and at elephantblossom.myshopify.com.

Tricot Too 6 Dragon Street 9.45 am – 5.00 pm Closed Sunday 29th
Mandie Saw
Day Glo animals – sculpture. Mixed media.
 

Waterstones Rams Walk (Window)
Samantha Farrow
Graphic design/Illustration
Samantha Farrow MA has lived in Petersfield for most of her life. She founded and runs Farrow Creative, a graphic design and marketing agency in the centre of Petersfield. ‘When I’m not designing, I’m thinking about design, when I’m not thinking about design I’m dreaming about it. Graphic design is my passion. The brief is ‘Home Town’. 2D graphic design and illustrated images of Petersfield.

EVENTS
Painting Competition for Children Theme: Water
4 to 7 years / 7 to 11 years / 11 to 16 years
Entries to The Library by Wednesday 18th July
Enquiries to Brenda Pullen 01730 263451 (Children’s Librarian)

Children’s Art Trail
Questions from St. Peter’s Church and the Tourist Information Office
 

Poems on the Square - All week

Saturday 21st July
10.00 am – 12.00 am Rams Walk - Opposite Waitrose
CHILDREN’S ART WALL

10.00 am – 12.00 am Rams Walk
PAINT AN EGG COMPETITION Eggs kindly donated by Waitrose

10.00 am – 10.30 am Rams Walk
WANDERING MINSTRELS with fiddles and guitar

10.30 am – 11.15 am Rams Walk
CELEBRATION QUARTET with swing, tango and much more

11.15 am – 12.15 pm Rams Walk
Come and dance with ROC-IT Dance Company

12.00 pm – 2.00 pm St. Peter’s Church
EVERYBODY CAN SING – singing workshop with S’rae Saffold -come and discover your natural voice with exuberant Gospel Songs, Negro Spirituals and hauntingly beautiful African Lullabies and Chants. Come alive with this fun and energetic workshop. All ages welcome. Free – sponsored by PAinT. After 2.00 pm relax to some beautiful music with Judy Ralnes (piano) and friends.

2.00 pm – 4.00 pm Rainbows, The Folly Market, College Street
TEMPORARY TATTOOS For each tattoo a 50p donation to IMC (Columbian Street Children) will be appreciated.
 

2.15 pm – 2.35 pm Rams Walk
SAXOLOGY – Brilliant young Saxophone Quartet

2.35 pm Rams Walk
Get in the groove with JUST 3, young funky jazz trio with keyboard

7.00 pm – 7.45 pm TPS Studio
Celebrate the beginning of PAinT Week -  Swing Dance Workshop with ROC-IT dance company
7.45 pm The ‘breathtaking’ PETERSFIELD DANCE BAND with music of the big band era, full of fun and life. Bring your dancing shoes.
Including workshop: Adults £5, Children and concessions £3. Tickets at the door. Bar.

Sunday 22nd July
10.45 am – 11.30 am The Square
SALVATION ARMY – Come and sing your favourite hymns, Amazing Grace etc.
 

TUESDAY 24th July
2.30 pm – 4.30 pm HISTORIC WALK AROUND PETERSFIELD
Meet under the arch at Rams Walk. Wheelchair friendly. Max. 20 people, tickets (free) required from Tourist Information. Retiring collection for the museum.

8.00 pm St. Peter’s Hall
Unicorn Voice with Vocal Chords present ‘SWEET LOVE REMEMBER’D’ a light-hearted look at love. Tickets (free) from Tourist Information Office. Retiring collection.

Wednesday 25th July
1.00 pm – 2.00 pm St. Peter’s Church
RECITAL AT LUNCHTIME – Angela Zanders (piano) Dorry Macaulay (Violin) music by: Brahms, Debussy, Bartok, Kreisler and Massenet. Retiring collection.

8.00 pm – 9.00 pmSt. Peter’s Hall
Talk and Demonstration by Matt Wildsmith ‘SCIENCE, ART & HEROES!’. Tickets (free) from Tourist Information Office.

Thursday 26th July
2.30 pm – 4.00 pm Petersfield Heath
GUIDED WALK to look at ARCHAEOLOGY. Meet at Sussex Road, Lakeside Carpark. Max. 30 people. Tickets (free) from Tourist Information Office. Retiring collection for the museum.

Friday 27th July
1.00 pm – 2.00 pm St. Peter’s Small Hall
‘POETRY AND PROSE’ written and read by members of the Petersfield Writers’ Group

Saturday 28th July
10.30 am – 11.30 am Rams Walk
SAXOLOGY and JUST 3

11.30 am – 12.30 pm Rams Walk
Come and dance with ROC-IT dance Company.

1.00 pm – 2.15 pm St. Peter’s Church
RECITAL AT LUNCHTIME ‘Quartet for the End of Time’ by Messiaen. Angela Zanders (piano), Samantha Hudson (clarinet), Dorry Macaulay (violin), Graham Elliott (cello). Retiring collection.

2.00 pm – 4.00 pm Rainbows, The Folly Market, College Street
TEMPORARY TATTOOS For each tattoo a 50p donation to IMC (Columbian Street Children) will be appreciated.

2.15 pm – 2.40 pm Rams Walk
IRISH DANCERS with Pauline Boyle

2.40 pm BANND back by popular request.

WORKSHOPS
Held in the Methodist Church Hall, Station Road.  All workshops are FREE but TICKETS ARE REQUIRED to avoid overcrowding. Available at the Tourist Information Office in the Library. All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Monday 23rd July
10.00 am – 12.00 am ‘CREATURES IN CLAY’ with Ann Hutchings Tel: 01730 263187

2.00 pm – 4.00 pm DYED BANDANA / T-SHIRT with Mary Vormawah Tel: 01730 893007

Tuesday 24th July
10.00 am – 12.00 am PRINTING AND COLLAGE with Tozzy Bridger Tel: 07929 429495 For Adults

Wednesday 25th July
10.00 am – 12.00 am MAKING A PORTFOLIO with Gaynor Williams Tel: 01730 266532
2.00 pm – 4.00 pm SHOE TOWN - create your own imaginary or real aerial view of where you live with Angela Thames
 

Thursday 26th July
10.00 am – 12.00 am PRINTING AND COLLAGE with Tozzy Bridger Tel: 07929 429495 For Children
2.00 pm – 4.00 pm FLOWER PAINTING with Christine Greaves Water based paints. Adults. Tel: 01730 893264

GOURMET with MUSIC
Tuesday 24th July 6.00pm – 9.00pm
The Old Stables Restaurant Pages Court, off the High Street (south side) Tel: 01730 266033
A Taste of Thai with live gypsy swing

Wednesday 25th July
7.00 pm – 10.00 pm Annie Jones, Lavant Street Tel: 01730 262728
An evening of Italian Cuisine with ambient acoustic music

Thursday 26th July

7.00 pm – 10.00 pm Django’s Bakery Lane (off Waitrose car park) Tel: 01730 269847
Tapas, Sangria and Jazz

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