An Ox for Oxton

A bit of cross-posting here between my blog and the Oxton Artists, but this a supplementary project by Oxton artist, Mark Wayne Barrett and myself and some others.
Click on the subject matter and it will take you to the blog.

The BIG DRAW 11th of October 11 til 4

The Big Draw (as part of the national Campaign for Drawing),is organised by Oxton Artist, Marie Mairs, and will involve Oxton Artists and many local artists on Sunday 11th of October at the Williamson Art Gallery 11 until 4. Lovely event last year, everyone got down on their knees to do pipette drawing huge rolls of paper on the floor in the gallery or on the pavement to do chalk drawing or wire drawing with Marie Louise Williams inspired by Emma Rodgers' sculpture exhibition. CAFE!!!

Click on the title of this post and it will take you to the campaign for drawing website. Lots of lovely links to other Big Draw events througout the UK.

3 of the Jewellers from the Oxton Artists sparkle at The Brindley

MJMAN, the Merseyside Jewellers and Metal Artists network have a sparkling showcase of work at The Brindley in Runcorn and will include the work of Oxton Artists, Lisa Waldman, Alison Bailey Smith and Judith Brown.

Exhibitions are FREE to all those who visit the Brindley. The Gallery opening times are: 10am - 5.30pm Mon to Fri. 10am - 3pm Sat. Closed Sun

The Brindley
High Street
Runcorn
Cheshire
WA7 1BG

Rebecca Joy Sharp

Rebecca is a wonderful harpist based in Liverpool but from Glasgow and we are hoping that she will join the artists for the Oxton Art Fair and weave wonderful melodies throughout the Williamson for the visitors, exhibitors and staff!

Theresia's new work

Theresia has been busy making new work, come to see it at the 6th Annual Oxton Art FAir on the 7th and 8th of November in the Williamson Art Gallery on Saturday the 7th of November from 10 til 5pm and Sunday 11 until 4pm 8th of November. Demos, cafe, eco wrapping service available, music and poetry. Come for an hour or stay all day. 20 artists work to look at....

New Exhibitor to Oxton Artists - Liz Glover Hadwin

LIZ HADWIN-GLOVER – “Photography is something I have almost always done, have done with serious intent, and recently come back to. I take pictures of people and make traditional black and white prints. I like the print-making process –“drawing with light” – and the beauty and sensitivity of black and white photography. I like the way people show something on themselves to camera”

Ken Peacock

Quick note to say that Ken has had to pull out of our show because he has had a bit of an injury. Get better soon.