Newsletter October 2024
The October 2024 Newsletter Edition offers the chance to get out and about with Drawn Out Sketching at Shoreham Airport, informal life drawing sessions, and member artist exhibitions.
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The October 2024 Newsletter Edition offers the chance to get out and about with Drawn Out Sketching at Shoreham Airport, informal life drawing sessions, and member artist exhibitions.
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Dave has lived in Shoreham for 78 years and has always had a keen interest in art, especially Ukiyo-e, Japanese woodblock art, which has an influence on a lot of his creations.
Sarah works primarily in textiles, creating an abstract response to her local environment. Trained as a graphic designer and illustrator in Brighton, Sarah has enjoyed a diverse, creative career as an Art practitioner and educator.
Yoneko’s media is paper, most specifically: momigami, which means “kneaded paper” which is a tradition lost in time. Sadly, modern Japan doesn’t remember the old tradition of momigami.
Sue is a mosaic artist, and has been enjoying creating mosaics since she moved to Brighton 18 years ago. She loves colour, light and glass, and her work reflects these passions.
Painting is the language Isla uses to express herself. As a creative activity, it is the most absorbing. Isla paints with acrylics mainly, using fingers, sticks and the fine edges of card to create instant results and texture.
Catherine Whiteoak is a multidisciplinary artist/designer with a background in Graphic and Digital Design.
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Karin Hay White’s paintings and drawings have a textural aesthetic.
Roy is a self-taught artist specialising in acrylics. He produces accurate and very detailed subjective depictions of nature be they floral studies or landscapes.
Annie enjoys painting, drawing, collage and mixed media, experimenting with ideas and images.
As well as painting, Miranda makes hand-built ceramics from her home-studio in Shoreham-by-Sea. Making coil and slab constructed, painted and sgraffitoed sculpted pieces.
Jo is an abstract painter who, after completing a foundation in Art & Design in 1987/88, has returned to Northbrook College as a mature BA Fine Art Student.
Cyan has lived in Shoreham all her life and enjoys spending many happy hours on the beach. Her artwork is inspired by the natural world.
Hilary Stirling is a potter working in high-fired stoneware. Her ceramic work is organic and reflects the shapes and textures of the beaches and Downs of Sussex.
Tina took up painting after retiring from a career in marketing and public relations, promoting fashion and the arts in London and Sussex.
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Lesley’s work is often inspired by an emotion, a figurative gesture or patterns found in nature.
Katie Sollohub is a Sussex based artist who is interested in documenting and recording the places she lives and works in through drawings, paintings, performance, photography and poetry.
Amy makes porcelain lighting and watercolour paintings from her beach studio.
Valerie Shepherd is a painter, ceramic sculptor and print maker. Valerie’s original ideas sometimes change direction and sometimes come back full circle.
Kathy Serinturk is a mosaic artist who makes 2D pieces, 3D tables and mosaic mirrors.
Influenced by her Egyptian roots and cultural background, Hala Sabet has always been fascinated by Geo-metry (measurement of earth), its origins and how it develops an infinite array of possibilities and structures.
Hayley is inspired by the beautiful naturally moulted feathers from her owls to make dreamcatchers, hanging Tree of Life creations and hand-painted horseshoes.
A collection of contemporary silver and mixed media jewellery designed and handmade by Jane Pinder, inspired from the varied fauna and flora, organic texture and natural landscapes of the Sussex Coast.
Lois’ art practice is inspired by storytelling and the connections between the ancient and modern worlds.
Karolyn is a printmaker illustrator inspired by the landscape wildlife and activities along the river, coast and downs around Shoreham-by-Sea.
Candy Medusa is an artist, illustrator, marine biologist and loudmouth, constantly confused as to why artists’ statements are supposed to be in the third person.
Mainly self-taught, Louise has returned to art after building a career in sales and marketing. Now based close to the river Adur between Shoreham and Henfield, Louise enjoys capturing the landscape of Sussex and the coastline of Cornwall and Devon where she grew up.
Teresa has been a sculptor since 1979 and tutor since 1986, but has always been an avid maker: from Plasticine + Lego to clay, cast stone and metal resins.
Abby’s work is inspired by the natural environment and described as manmade nature or fake nature. Resin and fibre-glass and a variety of metal finishes are used to create the majority of my work.
Originally from California, Seana Mallen is a talented painter and printmaker who is delighted to have a studio on the banks of the river Adur.
Hattie is a mixed media artist primarily working in acrylic paint and handprinted collage papers to create mixed media abstracts inspired by everyday objects or the beautiful Sussex countryside.
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Delia has had a passion for painting since early childhood. The natural world and her great love of music are her main inspiration and motivation, and she expresses this through colour, movement, shape and layout and enjoys the sheer physicality involved. Her work ranges from figurative to abstract.
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Michael is a self taught ceramic artist, inspired by his love for the natural landscape, and lifelong fascination with the physics of fire.
Jo is a local artist, making jewellery from her workshop in Shoreham. She uses recycled silver and various precious and semi-precious gemstones, inspired by nature and poetry.
The main focus of David’s work is the human face and figure. He uses a range of media but mostly employs charcoal, conte crayon, pastel and oil paint.
Trisha is an expressive artist who works with paint and mixed media from her home on Shoreham Beach. Using primarily watercolour, she produces colourful, organic paintings which capture the imagination and uplift the senses.
Gill experiments in a variety of mediums. Her work is mostly figurative, and her inspiration is the natural world.
Random visual encounters and chance combinations often form starting points for Tim’s work.
Terry has worked with clay most of her life, she would say that for her it goes deeper than any other way of working, even if the resulting piece appears simple.
Lisa paints her land and seascapes around the Sussex coastline where she lives.
Sussex artist Jen Green makes linocut and collagraph prints, and also produces watercolours, pastels and woodcarvings.
Gillian is the contact for the Adur Art Trail Exhibitions at St Mary de Haura Church, in Shoreham-by-Sea.