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Art in the Waldegrave 

Created by Local Artists

The Waldegrave Pub in East Harptree is exhibiting works by local artists, many of which are for sale.  This is the same group of artists that came together to host their own exhibition and weekend of workshops "The Big Arts Weekend" in October 2024, in the absence of the Chew Valley Arts Trail.

 

Below are the artist profiles and artworks displayed in the exhibition in the Waldegrave pub. Click on the slideshows to see further details about the artwork.

 

For any enquiries about artwork sales or commissions please contact the artist directly via the contact details below.​

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Ali Brown

Email: hello@alibrown.me
Instagram: @iamalibrown
Website: https://www.alibrown.me/found-wisdom-store

Ali Brown is an artist and creativity coach focussing on creative wellbeing.  Ali makes Found Wisdom Collages on paper and inked wood, inspired by seasons, cycles and Human Design.  All of Ali's work aims to uplift and inspire your creative soul.

Alison Gibson

Email: alisongibson3@gmail.com
Contact number: 07977113888

Alison Gibson paints in an impressionistic style reflecting and capturing local scenes.

Keri Green

Email: kerigreenillustrator@gmail.com
Instagram: @kerigreenillustrator
website: https://www.kerigreenillustrator.com/

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Keri Green is an artist in residence at the Arts Hub in East Harptree. With over 10 years of experience in illustration and design, Keri creates picture books and nature themed prints using both digital and traditional media, and has worked with a range of publishers including Macmillan and Oxford books, as well as working on projects for Disney and Dreamworks.

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Kevin Hemmings

Email: art@kevinhemmings.com
Instagram: @kevin_hemmings
website: https://www.kevinhemmings.com

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Kevin is a retired architect and has specialised in tensile fabric structures for most of his career.  Having created a series of silk screen prints overseas, his interest in drawing was rebooted with a pastel course run by Jennifer Davidson at the Barley Wood Walled Garden in Wrington.  Kevin enjoys exploring symbolism and humour in local landscapes and still-life.

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Chris and Jackie Head

Email: potts.cottage.collective@gmail.com
Instagram: @potts.cottage.collective
website: https://www.pottscottagecollective.com

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Chris and Jackie have lived in the Chew Valley with their family since 2001.  Their work is inspired by the nature, wildlife and community that they find there.  Chris enjoys photography and printing and has recently completed the part-time Contemporary Relief Printmaking course at Spike Island Studios. Jackie enjoys creating commissioned portraits in either oil or lino print and quilts which hold memories of special occasions. Chris and Jackie run regular lino printing workshops for small groups at their home.

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Cheryl Herrington

Email: cherylherringtonart@gmail.com
Instagram: @cherylherrington_art
website: https://www.cherylherringtonart.com

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Cheryl paints in an abstract way, often suggesting landscapes and seascapes.  Cheryl is fascinated by the shapes and colours that she sees in the natural world.  

Mary Liddell

Email: maryliddellart@gmail.com
Instagram: @maryliddellart
website: https://www.maryliddellartist.com

Mary studied at the Chelsea School of Art and Central School of Art in London in the 1980s.  Mary's paintings are a response to specific subjects, an exploration of composition, light and colour through the medium of oil paint and watercolour.  Mary's subjects are varied, from landscapes and portraiture to still-life, and it is the play of light and resulting colours and tones that concerns her.  Mary likes to convey the responses to these observations and feeling for intense colour through the physicality of paint.

Louis Neale

Email: louis.s.neale@gmail.com
Instagram: @louisnealeart

Louis Neale is an artist in residence at the Arts Hub at East Harptree.  Louis graduated from Fine Art at Manchester School of Art in 2021.  The natural environment is a constant inspiration on his work.  Louis' works are crafted from wood, particularly beech, found in local woodland and sourced from fallen or dead trees.  Louis has recently been accepted for the Somerset Art Works creative Pathways Bursary.

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Courtesy Meg Lovell @meglovellphoto
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Pauline Palmer

Email: paulinejoanpalmer@gmail.com
Instagram: @paulinejoanpalmer

 

Pauline has been working in the art environment for many years as a teacher, tutor, facilitator and as an artist in her own right.  Pauline's work evolves from a very intuitive reaction to the mark, that develops into an abstract image.  Pauline works in mixed media on canvas, board and print using a variety of techniques which include mono etching lithograph and collage.

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