Renowned for her fine tapestry weaving, KIRSTEN GLASBROOK shows a new wall-hanging which was selected for the international exhibition ‘ARTAPESTRY 3’ which was seen in several European centres this year.

ANGELA HARDING is both painter and printmaker and is a regular illustrator in Country Living magazine and Gardens Illustrated.

Ceramic bowls and dishes are now the focus of ROBINA JACK’s decorative painting skills, hitherto expressed in her fine stained glass panels.

Well known for her bold stoneware ceramics, LAUREL KEELEY added painting to her repertoire some six years ago, with resultant success in exhibitions.

ALEX MALCOMSON’s wood carvings and boxed constructions are all inspired by the sea  - not surprising as he is a keen sailor and an islander. These two pieces are a taster for his major show here next autumn.

The movement and hues of the sea are reflected in the designs of JANE CHARLES’ free-blown glass vessels and bottles. After forming in the furnace Jane finishes the piece using cold-working techniques of sandblasting, grinding and polishing.

JOHN MALTBY continues to engage us with delight in his new stoneware sculpture.  His sense of humour and superb craftsmanship are manifest in each piece.

ELISE JENNINGS shows a collection of felted vessels as well as striking earrings made from recycled tin, alongside gilded paper jewellery by her mother, HELYNE JENNINGS.

On the white shelves are domestic ceramics by ANNIE HEWETT and JUDITH ROWE, with two Pigeon paintings by PIPPA MILLS on the stone wall.

And last but not least – two cabinets filled with gold, silver and stone jewellery by GUY ROYLE and DUIBHNE GOUGH, another displaying the fruits of RITA SERES latest travels in her necklaces;  painted boxes by ARDYN GRIFFIN and a rack of new silk marl and cashmere scarves by ALISON DUPERNEX.

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