26 MAY ~ 10 JUNE - Purbeck Art Weeks
26 MAY ~ 10 JUNE - Purbeck Art Weeks
26 MAY ~ 10 JUNE - Purbeck Art Weeks
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Open Studios<br />
Concerts<br />
Films<br />
Lectures<br />
<strong>26</strong> <strong>MAY</strong><br />
~<br />
<strong>10</strong> <strong>JUNE</strong><br />
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Forward by SIR ANTHONY CARO<br />
Festival President<br />
Every community takes pride in its<br />
artistic heritage and <strong>Purbeck</strong> is no<br />
exception. Hence you will find that<br />
many of our lectures this year are<br />
about artists of the past who have<br />
holidayed or lived in this part of Dorset<br />
and whose work inspires artists today.<br />
Some sixty of these are opening their<br />
studios or exhibiting their work at our<br />
main flagship exhibition at Rollington<br />
Barn. The present generation in their<br />
turn offers a helping hand to our artists of the future, and the<br />
Festival includes an extensive programme of workshops and<br />
competitions for Young <strong>Purbeck</strong> <strong>Art</strong>ists. I am very happy to be<br />
involved with this backdrop of continuing creative endeavour<br />
and I very much hope you enjoy your visits to the Festival’s many<br />
exhibitions and events.<br />
Anthony Caro 2012<br />
Introduction<br />
For ten years our <strong>Art</strong>s Festival has stood on its own feet without<br />
Government grants, drawing its strength from the commitment<br />
of its members and the many local firms who have been<br />
unfailingly generous with their support. However the traffic is<br />
not all one way, for the <strong>Purbeck</strong> Festival brings a sharp focus to<br />
this part of the Dorset coastline, encouraging visitors to make<br />
that extra visit and bring custom to local shops while they are<br />
here. The Festival is the result of months of individual energy<br />
and enthusiasm from people who know that <strong>Purbeck</strong> is not only<br />
a place of outstanding beauty, but also one of initiative and<br />
enterprise. I hope their vision is infectious and this brochure will<br />
encourage you to stray down the country lanes to see and hear<br />
things that you might otherwise miss and that you will like what<br />
you see.<br />
Tony Viney - Chair, <strong>Purbeck</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Weeks</strong><br />
<strong>Purbeck</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Weeks</strong><br />
Associate Musical Director 2012: Natalie Clein<br />
Visiting <strong>Art</strong>ist 2012: Sheila Girling<br />
For more details about <strong>Purbeck</strong> art weeks visit our website at<br />
www.purbeckartweeks.co.uk<br />
Brochure designed and produced by Osis Design<br />
Printed by -<br />
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<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
Studios are open every day from <strong>10</strong>- 5 unless the artists entry<br />
says otherwise. Your can see roughly where they are from the<br />
centre fold map.<br />
Look out for the blue and yellow direction signs. They may lead<br />
you down some unexpected paths to the artist’s workshop<br />
or studio but when you arrive you can be assured of a warm<br />
welcome.<br />
1: Bonnie Brown<br />
Brian Bishop<br />
Painting & Sculpture<br />
White Yard Studio. 84 Kings Road<br />
West, Swanage BH19 1HR<br />
Open daily 11 – 4 pm. Closed Weds. 30 May<br />
& 6 June<br />
New abstract colour paintings, with<br />
recent steel sculptural maquettes<br />
by two artists whose work is widely<br />
collected in UK, EU, USA & Canada.<br />
Directions: Down Kings Road West from town<br />
centre, opposite police station, look for blue White<br />
Yard Studio banner Access: Good<br />
T: 01929 425740 07988813327<br />
E: bonniebrown68@hotmail.com<br />
W: www.bonniebrown.co.uk<br />
www.brianbishop.info
A: Sheila Girling ~<br />
PAW Visiting <strong>Art</strong>ist<br />
We are delighted to feature<br />
Sheila Girling as our PAW<br />
Festival Visiting <strong>Art</strong>ist this year.<br />
There will be an exhibition of<br />
her work at L’<strong>Art</strong>ishe Gallery<br />
in Swanage High Street during<br />
the <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Weeks</strong>.<br />
<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
She and her husband Sir<br />
Anthony Caro have been<br />
visiting and staying in <strong>Purbeck</strong><br />
for many years and it is a<br />
particular pleasure to welcome<br />
her as an exhibitor alongside<br />
<strong>Purbeck</strong> artists.<br />
L’<strong>Art</strong>ishe Gallery, Swanage. Opening times: 11-5 daily<br />
2 : Kim De Beer<br />
Mixed Media<br />
No 1 Bishops Row, Court Rd,<br />
Swanage<br />
BH19 1JE<br />
<strong>10</strong>pm – 5pm<br />
T: 07816981322 E: kimdbeer@gmail.com<br />
3: Janine Drayson and<br />
Eliza Jayne Ceramics<br />
Paintings and Ceramics<br />
Janine Drayson’s Studio and<br />
Shop,114 High Street, Swanage<br />
BH19 2NY<br />
<strong>10</strong>am - 5pm<br />
Janine’s fun and quirky paintings,<br />
prints, cards and gifts.<br />
Eliza’s contemporary ceramics inspired<br />
by nature.<br />
Directions: Through the town centre, bear right<br />
and continue up the High Street. Near the Black<br />
Swan pub. Access: Good<br />
T: 01929 4<strong>26</strong>676<br />
E: janine@jdillustration.co.uk<br />
info@elizajayneceramics.co.uk<br />
W: www.jdillustration.co.uk<br />
www.elizajayneceramics.co.uk<br />
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<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
4: Graham Whitney<br />
Painting<br />
24 QueensRoad, Swanage<br />
BH19 2ER<br />
<strong>10</strong>am to 5 pm. Closed 29 & 30 May,6 & 7<br />
June<br />
Pen and ink and watercolours of<br />
<strong>Purbeck</strong>. From continuous pen line to expressive quills and stronger<br />
washes.<br />
Directions: Follow signs to Swanage Hospital.24 is a few houses down the hill on the corner<br />
Access: Good<br />
T: 07802 232960 E: grahamfwhitney@mac.com<br />
W: www.grahamwhitney.co.uk<br />
5: Cathy Veale<br />
Paintings<br />
Catholic Hall, Rempstone Road,<br />
Swanage BH19 1DR<br />
<strong>10</strong>am to 5pm (One week only 2nd-9th June)<br />
Cathy Veale regularly appears<br />
alongside Britain’s leading watercolour<br />
artists at the Mall Galleries, London<br />
with the Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolour and Royal Society of<br />
Marine <strong>Art</strong>ists. She specialises in large seascapes with an unmistakable<br />
style rich in luminosity and colour.<br />
Directions: Head towards seafront, turn right at traffic lights by Catholic Church. Close to town<br />
centre, steam railway and car parks. Access: Good<br />
T: 07886451932 E: fineart@cathyveale.co.uk<br />
W: www.cathyveale.co.uk<br />
6: Studio Workshop<br />
Painting & Sculpture<br />
Isle of <strong>Purbeck</strong> <strong>Art</strong>s Club, 17a<br />
Commercial Road, Swanage<br />
BH19 1DF<br />
<strong>10</strong>.00 to 5.00<br />
Exhibitors include members of the Isle<br />
of <strong>Purbeck</strong> <strong>Art</strong>s Club<br />
Directions: <strong>Art</strong>s Club opposite Chococo in Commercial Road, off Station Road – access by stairs.<br />
Access: Limited<br />
T: 01929 480119 E: Galatea224@hotmail.com<br />
W: <strong>Purbeck</strong>arts.co.uk<br />
<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Exhibitions - General Info<br />
Venue map on centre pages and artist index on last page.<br />
Please check for last minute information on<br />
www.purbeckartweeks.co.uk
<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
7: <strong>Purbeck</strong> Rocks<br />
Stoneware Pottery<br />
Ceramics<br />
Exhibiting at The <strong>Purbeck</strong><br />
Gazette office, 17b Commercial<br />
Rd, Swanage BH19 1DF<br />
Mon - Fri, <strong>10</strong>am - 4pm<br />
Nico Johnson produces rustic hand<br />
built Stoneware Pottery inspired by<br />
the <strong>Purbeck</strong> coastline, countryside<br />
and history. Collections include the<br />
Chapman’s collection, the Sea Cave Collection and the A.D. Collection.<br />
Pieces are formed by coiling, slabbing and pinching, and include bowls,<br />
vases, platters, mugs and coasters.<br />
Directions: opposite Chococo. Parking in town centre Access: Good<br />
T: 01929 424239 E: quarrwade75@yahoo.co.uk<br />
8: The Mulberry Tree<br />
Gallery<br />
Paintings, ceramics, textiles &<br />
glassware<br />
57 High St, Swanage, Dorset<br />
BH19 2LT<br />
Open Mon to Sat 9.30 – 5.00 & Sundays<br />
11 - 4<br />
The Mulberry Tree exhibits work by<br />
some of the area’s most exciting and<br />
collectable artists. Contemporary and<br />
traditional paintings, ceramics, textiles,<br />
stunning glassware and jewellery<br />
inspired by Dorset’s incredible scenery and coastline. See our website for<br />
exhibitors and events during <strong>Purbeck</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Weeks</strong> and where you can join<br />
our mailing list and keep up to date with all our latest news.<br />
T: 01929 423141 E: info@mulberrytreegallery.co.uk<br />
W: www.mulberrytreegallery.co.uk<br />
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<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
9: Paul Angel<br />
Landscape and<br />
Typographical Photography<br />
11 Exeter Road, Swanage<br />
BH19 2BL<br />
Open Friday - Monday plus Bank Holidays<br />
<strong>10</strong>-5 or by appointment.<br />
Letters, numbers and textures<br />
photographed along the South coast<br />
and combined to form typographic<br />
prints. New for 2012 cards, word puzzles and Sudoku!<br />
Directions: From the Square, walk up Taunton Road and right into Exeter Road. We’re the<br />
turquoise front door on the left. Access: Limited<br />
T: 01929 42<strong>10</strong>80 / 0774 0066337 E: paul@paulangel.co.uk<br />
W: www.paulangel.co.uk<br />
<strong>10</strong>: Georgina Fermer<br />
Painting and collage<br />
The Crows Nest, Cliff Place, Lower<br />
High St., Swanage BH19 2PL<br />
11am-5pm Fri – Sun plus Mon 4/6. Thurs 4<br />
to 8 pm<br />
Vibrant abstract paintings in oil on<br />
canvas. Works on paper include<br />
drawings and collage.<br />
Directions: Cliff Place is a passage way from Lower High St. near Park Rd. Gate on left.<br />
T: 0753<strong>10</strong>59879 ( non-open days 01300 348902 )<br />
E: georginafermer@googlemail.com<br />
11: Chrissy Silver &<br />
Claire Whitman<br />
Ceramics / Oil Paintings<br />
3 Burts Place, Swanage BH19 2PJ<br />
Open 11-5 every day except<br />
June 5th (closed all day)<br />
Chrissy’s Ceramics combine the<br />
fragility and translucence of porcelain<br />
with pressings from plants. Claire’s oil<br />
paintings show views of <strong>Purbeck</strong> less<br />
known and often painted in winter’s<br />
soft hues. Both complement one<br />
another.<br />
Directions: Burts Place runs between The White<br />
Horse and Masala Restaurant.Top of cobbled path<br />
on left ,second of the two red cottages. Access:<br />
Good<br />
T: 07956669273 / 01929480<strong>26</strong>8<br />
07771787989
12: Clarissa Galliano<br />
Painter<br />
<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
56 Queens Road, Swanage BH19 2EU<br />
Late night Opening: Thursday 31st May and Thursday 7th June 4 pm to 9 pm.<br />
Friday 1st to Monday 4th June 11 am to 5 pm.<br />
Friday 8th to Sunday <strong>10</strong>th June 11 am to 5 pm.<br />
Trained at Exeter College of <strong>Art</strong> and Design 1982. Richly painted images<br />
in oil, and charcoal, inspired by coast landscapes.<br />
Directions: Take Stafford Road from the High Street, left into Cluny Crescent, right into St.<br />
Vasts Road. Queens Road is at the end of St. Vasts Road. Access: Two sets of steps.<br />
T: 07761 967 220 E: clarissa@clarissagalliano.com<br />
W: www.clarissagalliano.com<br />
13: Kitty Wass<br />
jewellery and painting<br />
‘Gulls’ Flat 2 Dolphin House,<br />
Peveril Point Road, Peveril Point,<br />
Swanage BH19 2AY<br />
<strong>10</strong>.00 am till 5.00 pm. Closed Mon. May 28<br />
and Wed. June 6<br />
This year I am showing colours and<br />
textures of <strong>Purbeck</strong> in my jewellery<br />
and paintings. They are colourful and full of good cheer. £30-£400<br />
Directions: Gulls’ is in the last group of houses at the end of Peveril Point Road. A lovely view,<br />
just ten minutes from central Swanage. Access: Down seven steps.<br />
T: 0777 1516 853 E: kitty.wass@blueyonder.co.uk<br />
W: www.kittywass.co.uk<br />
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<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
14: Sebastian McEwen<br />
Painting<br />
2 Locksmiths, 18 Durlston Road,<br />
Swanage BH19 2HU<br />
Open daily 11am – 5pm<br />
Landscape paintings and semiabstract<br />
work full of colour and<br />
texture inspired by the changing<br />
moods of the sea and <strong>Purbeck</strong>. Excellent starting point for walks along<br />
the cliffs or into Durlston Country Park.<br />
Directions: Follow signs to Durlston Country Park from the town. At the crossroads on the brow<br />
of the hill, turn right into Bon Accord Road. Enter first garden gate on left (rear of Locksmiths).<br />
Easy parking. Access: Limited - 3 steps<br />
T: 01929 425144 E: sebmcewen@hotmail.com<br />
W: www.sebastianmcewen.co.uk<br />
15: Margaret Lawton<br />
Painting<br />
21 Bell Street, Herston, Swanage<br />
BH19 2RY<br />
<strong>10</strong>.30 am until 5.30.pm closed Wednesdays<br />
The theme of <strong>Purbeck</strong> is explored<br />
through figurative and abstract<br />
compositions using both strident<br />
colour and subtle monochrome<br />
Directions: From Swanage turn left into Bell Street off of the High Street. See PAW sign for<br />
studio in a cottage set back off the road. Parking on street. Access: Good<br />
T: 07796374142 E: margaretlwtn@yahoo.co.uk<br />
W: www.lawtongallery.com
<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
16: 3@thelittlemanor<br />
Painting, Photography<br />
Little Manor, High Street,<br />
Swanage BH19 2NP<br />
<strong>10</strong>am to 5pm<br />
Paintings by Lar Smits in acrylic,<br />
watercolours, and ink revealing the<br />
natural organic forms and texture of the <strong>Purbeck</strong> coast. Photography -<br />
Black and white landscapes by Stephen Foote and contemporary colour<br />
images by Richard Jeffery<br />
Directions: Large stone house opposite Herston fields. On street parking. Access: Good<br />
T: 01929 422457 E: 3@thelittlemanor.co.uk<br />
W: www.thelittlemanor.co.uk<br />
17: Rowena Faye &<br />
Monica Hawley<br />
Painting<br />
The Old Post Office, 4 Ballard<br />
Estate, Swanage BH19 1QZ<br />
11.00am until 5.00pm<br />
Both artists are inspired by the<br />
beautiful, surrounding area of<br />
<strong>Purbeck</strong>. Works are executed in both<br />
watercolour and acrylic.<br />
Directions: 4 Ballard Estate is second bungalow on<br />
right. Entry via side gate to back garden. Access:<br />
Good<br />
T: 01929 422041<br />
07771 904625<br />
E: mon.hawley@gmail.com<br />
rowena@outwardbound.<br />
plus.com<br />
Dorset Ball Clays<br />
Minerals of International<br />
Importance<br />
Part of the Dorset community since the 1700s<br />
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<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
18: Charlie Money<br />
Painter, photographer,<br />
ceramicist<br />
Tamarisk, 1 Ballard Estate,<br />
Swanage BH19 1QZ<br />
11am-5pm. Closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays,<br />
Thursdays<br />
Abstract and representational work<br />
influenced by Dorset and West<br />
Country landscapes/seascapes and<br />
the human form.<br />
Directions: Take Ballard Way off one-way system passing Ballard Down Stores on left. Keep<br />
straight and enter Ballard Estate. Tamarisk is third bungalow on the left. Access: Limited, 2<br />
steps up<br />
T: 01929 424608 E: csanderson@magicgroup.com<br />
W: www.CharliesPhotos.co.uk<br />
19: Sarah Wootton<br />
Textile<br />
81 Ulwell Road, Swanage<br />
BH19 1QU<br />
Opening times Open <strong>10</strong> am to 1.0 pm<br />
and 2.00 to 6.00 pm closed Monday and<br />
Wednesday<br />
Machine & hand stitched textiles with<br />
print and also some felted work<br />
Directions: B3351 mile and half out of Swanage<br />
on the road to Studland. Entrance on left hand<br />
side behind small grassed area. Access: Limited<br />
T: 01929 421433<br />
E: sewwootton@hotmail.com<br />
W: www.sewindorset.co.uk<br />
kingston<br />
nr corfe castle<br />
· Breathtaking views over Corfe Castle<br />
· Two large public bars with open fireplaces<br />
· Large seated dining area & function room<br />
· Tasty, wholesome & locally-sourced food<br />
· Well-kept real ales, ciders & lagers<br />
· Eclectic yet affordable wine selection<br />
· Large garden with plenty of seating<br />
· The Jerk Shak: outside barbecue area<br />
serving genuine Caribbean cuisine<br />
· Two well-appointed B&B rooms<br />
·<br />
© kate cross photography 01929 424414<br />
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local artists for<br />
purbeck arts week<br />
West Street · Kingston · Corfe Castle · Dorset BH20 5LH<br />
telephone 01929 480270 · www.thescottarms.com
<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
20: Sue Lansbury,<br />
Annie Campbell,<br />
Tony Viney<br />
Paintings, sculptures and<br />
Stone Carving<br />
‘Brooks’, Serrell’s Mead, Langton<br />
Matravers BH19 3JB<br />
<strong>10</strong>am – 5pm daily<br />
A unique exhibition, with Sue<br />
Lansbury’s engaging sculptures<br />
and paintings, Annie Campbell’s<br />
atmospheric paintings and Tony<br />
Viney’s beautiful plates and vessels<br />
in <strong>Purbeck</strong> Stone. Refreshments<br />
available. Close to excellent pub for<br />
lunches.<br />
Directions: Entering Langton Matravers from<br />
Swanage, Serrell’s Mead is second right. ‘Brooks’ is<br />
the very last house on the far right. Access: Good<br />
(two steps)<br />
T: 01929 424772<br />
E: suelansbury@hotmail.co.uk<br />
anniecampbell.seashells@virgin.net,<br />
tony@tonyviney.co.uk<br />
W: www.suelansbury.co.uk,<br />
www.upstairsstudio.co.uk,<br />
www.tonyviney.co.uk<br />
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21: Moira Purver and<br />
Antonia Phillips<br />
Sculpture, Painting and<br />
Printmaking<br />
Steppes Hill House, Coombe Hill,<br />
Langton Matravers BH19 3EU<br />
<strong>10</strong>am – 5pm daily<br />
Moira’s sculpture has vitality and<br />
warmth and is displayed in both the<br />
studio and garden. Antonia shows<br />
lively, atmospheric paintings and prints<br />
from <strong>Purbeck</strong> and Iceland: landscapes<br />
in contrast. Lovely large garden for<br />
picnics. Ample free parking.<br />
Directions: Entering Langton Matravers from<br />
Swanage the turning for Steppes Hill House is<br />
on the left immediately after Leeson House, and<br />
before the Steppes Hill turning. Access: Good<br />
(phone venue for disabled access)<br />
T: 01929 427181<br />
07813307665 (M)<br />
07947613430 (A)<br />
E: purver@btinternet.com<br />
antonia@antoniaphillips.co.uk<br />
W: www.moirapurversculpture.co.uk<br />
www.antoniaphillips.co.uk<br />
22: Burngate Stone<br />
Carving Centre<br />
Stone Carving, Lettering,<br />
Sculpture<br />
Kingston Road, Langton<br />
Matravers, Nr Swanage BH19 3HE<br />
Daily - 9.30am to 4.30pm<br />
Burngate Stone Carving Centre will<br />
have a wide range of carving, sculpture<br />
and local arts and craft on display<br />
and for sale. Demonstrations and<br />
bookable courses – please visit website<br />
for details. Stunning coastal view and<br />
tearoom open daily.<br />
Directions: From Langton Matravers: Take a right<br />
turn opposite Acton/Worth Matravers turning. Look out for the large stone sign and red flags<br />
at entrance. Access: Good<br />
T: 01929 439405 E: info@burngatestonecentre.co.uk<br />
W: www.burngatestonecentre.co.uk
<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
23: W J Haysom & Son<br />
Mr Keith Dowling -<br />
photography<br />
Sculpture &<br />
Photography<br />
Lander’s Quarries, Kingston Road, Langton<br />
Matravers BH19 3JP<br />
Open Monday – Friday <strong>10</strong>am – 4pm Saturday: <strong>10</strong>am – 12pm Closed Sundays and<br />
Bank Holiday Monday<br />
An opportunity to visit our showroom and view hand-crafted items<br />
made from <strong>Purbeck</strong> Stone and Marble<br />
Directions: Located on A3069 between Kingston and Langton Matravers on corner of Haycraft’s<br />
Lane Access: Good and disabled access<br />
T: 01929 439205 E: haysom@purbeckstone.co.uk<br />
W: www.purbeckstone.co.uk<br />
24: Do and David<br />
Michell<br />
Sculpture, Ceramics, Drawing<br />
Corley, Worth Matravers,<br />
Swanage BH19 3LQ<br />
Daily 11am - 1pm 2pm - 4.30pm<br />
Stone and ceramic sculptures, abstract<br />
and figurative. Fine porcelain and bone china sculptural vessels.<br />
Directions: Leave your car in the village car park, walk down to the village pond, turn left and<br />
you will see signs to the left. Access: Good<br />
T: 01929 439056 E: domichell@mac.com<br />
W: www.domichell.com<br />
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<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
25: Heather Gibbons<br />
and Peter Boyce-Tomkins<br />
Painter & Wood Sculptor<br />
Worth Matravers Village Hall,<br />
Pikes Lane, Worth Matravers<br />
BH19 3LQ<br />
<strong>10</strong>.30 - 5.00<br />
DIMENSIONS. Evocative interpretations of the Land of <strong>Purbeck</strong> and<br />
Hardwood sculptures based on the form of sails.<br />
Directions: From car park follow signs past Square and Compass. Turn right to pass duck pond<br />
and find Village Hall on S-bend opposite church. Access: Limited<br />
T: 01929 4<strong>26</strong>907 E: Heathergibbons@boycetomkins.plus.com<br />
W: www.purbeckcollective.co.uk<br />
<strong>26</strong>: Eliza Jayne<br />
Ceramics and Janine<br />
Drayson<br />
Ceramics and Paintings<br />
Cobblers Cottage, Worth<br />
Matravers BH19 3LQ<br />
<strong>10</strong>.00-5.00<br />
Eliza’s contemporary ceramics inspired<br />
by nature. Janine’s fun and quirky<br />
paintings, prints, cards and gifts.<br />
Directions: Studio located at centre of village,<br />
next to duckpond. Please use gate at the bottom<br />
of garden. Parking opposite Square and Compass<br />
pub. Access: Good<br />
T: 01929 4<strong>26</strong>676<br />
E: info@elizajayneceramics.co.uk,<br />
janine@jdillustration.co.uk<br />
W: www.elizajayneceramics.co.uk,<br />
www.jdillustration.co.uk
Speak to the area and<br />
Isle of <strong>Purbeck</strong>’s largest<br />
Independent Sales &<br />
Lettings<br />
Agent.<br />
<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
27: Lizzie Induni,<br />
Shannon Ribbons and<br />
Katy Shepherd<br />
Paintings and drawings<br />
Scott Arms, Kingston BH20 5LH<br />
11am till late evening<br />
Good food, finest views and 3 artists<br />
at this delightful venue. A selection of<br />
paintings, drawings and 2D work from<br />
these established artists..<br />
Directions: Heading to Swanage through Corfe.<br />
First turning on the right immediately after<br />
leaving Corfe. Immediately on the right at the top<br />
of the hill. Access: Good<br />
T: 01929 480270<br />
E: info@purbeckcollective.co.uk<br />
W: www.purbeckcollective.co.uk<br />
SWANAGE T: 01929 425055<br />
WAREHAM T: 01929 552206<br />
goadsby.com<br />
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<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
28: Laurence Lloyd-<br />
Jones<br />
Furniture<br />
5, Rempstone Barns, Rempstone,<br />
Corfe Castle, Wareham BH20 5JH<br />
<strong>10</strong>am – 5pm (later by appointment)<br />
Laurence’s designs have a clean<br />
modern aesthetic, which embraces a simple minimal philosophy.<br />
Laurence designs and produces chairs, tables, cabinets, kitchens and<br />
storage solutions to the highest standard, specifically to his client’s needs.<br />
Directions: At Corfe Castle, take the B3351 towards Studland for approximately 3 miles. At<br />
signpost to Rempstone, turn left, studio is in barn complex 500m on left. Access: Good<br />
T: 01929 481480 E: laurence@ljfurniture.com<br />
W: www.ljfurniture.com<br />
29: Nell Race<br />
Paintings<br />
11 Colletts Close, Corfe Castle<br />
BH20 5HG<br />
Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays + Monday 4th.<br />
Non-figurative. Earthy colours/ black,<br />
white.”Contemplative, concise, honest”.<br />
Numerous solo shows. Currently in<br />
<strong>Art</strong> Loan Collection, Bournemouth<br />
University.<br />
Directions: A351 to Swanage. Off East Street : first<br />
left after telephone and letterbox on left. Farthest<br />
end of Close. Plentiful parking. Access: Limited<br />
T: 01929 480955 07784 494301<br />
E: nell@nellrace.co.uk<br />
W: www.nellrace.co.uk
<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
30: Judy Tate<br />
Painting - various media<br />
The Old Curatage, 30 East Street,<br />
Corfe Castle BH20 5EQ<br />
Open every day from <strong>10</strong>am to 5pm<br />
A mixture of traditional, locally inspired<br />
‘en plein air’ oil paintings and more<br />
contemporary mixed media pieces<br />
on a range of subjects from the Isle<br />
of <strong>Purbeck</strong> to sweet peas. Judy’s love<br />
of colour is particularly apparent in<br />
her colour filled pastel pieces. All on<br />
display in the artist’s studio and home.<br />
Directions: 50 yards up from Corfe Castle Square<br />
(opposite Gallery at 41) Access: Limited<br />
T: 01929 481441<br />
E: judytate1@mac.com<br />
W: www.thetates.me<br />
31: Ian Harris Ceramics<br />
Ceramics<br />
The Old Smithy, East Street, Corfe<br />
Castle BH20 5EQ<br />
<strong>10</strong>.30 – 12.30 and 1.30 – 5.00<br />
Unique hand-built porcelain &<br />
staoneware designs based on<br />
observations of natural forms, all<br />
created in an 18th Blacksmith’s forge.<br />
Directions: 200 yds. Up from Corfe Castle square,<br />
opposite Morton House Hotel. Access: Good<br />
T: 01929 480919<br />
E: ian@ianharrisceramics.co.uk<br />
W: www.ianharrisceramics.co.uk<br />
<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Exhibitions - General Info<br />
Venue map on centre pages and artist index on last page.<br />
Please check for last minute information on<br />
www.purbeckartweeks.co.uk<br />
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<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
32: The Gallery at 41<br />
Gallery<br />
The Gallery at 41, 41 East Street,<br />
Corfe Castle BH20 5EE<br />
Open daily <strong>10</strong>am – 5pm<br />
A new gallery<br />
specialising<br />
in the<br />
inspirational<br />
work of some<br />
of Dorset’s finest painters and sculptors. Glass,<br />
wood, ceramics and jewellery. Set in a beautiful<br />
17th century building in the heart of Corfe<br />
Castle.<br />
Directions: 50 yards up from St. Edwards Church on opposite<br />
side of the road. Cross at the traffic lights outside Cleals Stores.<br />
Parking in village car parks. Access: Limited: up six steps.<br />
T: 01929 480095 E: contact@galleryat41.com<br />
W: www.galleryat41.com<br />
33: Boilerhouse Gallery<br />
Mixed Show<br />
Sandy Hill Lane, Corfe Castle<br />
BH20 5JF<br />
<strong>10</strong>.00 - 5.00<br />
<strong>Art</strong>ist run gallery with several studios on<br />
site, open throughout year. Stone, wood,<br />
photography, jewellery, painting, textiles,<br />
pottery and glass. Guest artists exhibiting.<br />
On doorstep of Corfe’s steam railway<br />
station. Visit Corfe’s best kept secret<br />
Directions: Entering Corfe from Wareham, take<br />
second left. (From Swanage, first right after Square.)<br />
Under Railway bridge, then immediately right down track parallel with railway line. Limited<br />
parking Access: Limited<br />
E: info@boilerhousegallery.co.uk W: www.boilerhousegallery.co.uk<br />
PAW Festival relies on its sponsors and we hope provides<br />
good value in return. Firms and organisations who demonstrate<br />
their goodwill and support inevitably become part of a<br />
growing major Dorset event with a high profile amongst residents<br />
as well as occasional visitors. This brochure has a 25,000<br />
print run and is distributed far afield. It is retained as a work of<br />
reference for the whole spectrum of artistic activity in <strong>Purbeck</strong>.<br />
Our web site similarly has an ever extending reach.
<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
34: John Owens<br />
Painting. Etching<br />
84 West Street, Corfe Castle<br />
BH20 5HE<br />
11am-1pm. 2pm-5pm.Closed Tues 29 May<br />
<strong>Purbeck</strong> landscapes/London<br />
scenes,drawn from life. £50-£450.<br />
Demonstrations given. Exhibits at Mall<br />
Gallery, Painter’s hall, St.Paul’s Cathedral.<br />
Directions: West Street leads from Castle Square. The studio is just past exit from Car Park<br />
Access: Limited<br />
T: 01929 480 240 E: jowensoa@yahoo.co.uk<br />
W: www.johnowensgallery.com.<br />
35: Phil Hill and Andrew<br />
Thomas<br />
Painting and Sculpture<br />
The Cottage Heather Lodge Norden<br />
Corfe Castle BH20 5DT<br />
<strong>10</strong>am – 4pm daily<br />
Avant-Garde innovations by Painter Phil<br />
Hill and Sculptor Andrew Thomas – A<br />
harmonious combination of abstract<br />
form in two and three dimensions. The<br />
first opportunity this year to experience<br />
Andrew’s new work – Forms that<br />
embody the essence of the sea, wind<br />
and sail – A showcase of bronze limited editions designed to celebrate<br />
the 2012 Olympics. Phil’s new paintings for 2012 – An explosion of<br />
colour and exquisite form, exploring the surreal and abstract in a<br />
unique and distinguishable style<br />
Directions: On A351 Wareham/Corfe Castle,<br />
400 metres south of Halfway Inn, turn into<br />
lane and follow signs Access: Good<br />
T: 01929 480472 / 07889 247981<br />
E: philhillcottagestudio@gmail.com<br />
art@3dsculptor.com<br />
W: www.philhillcottagestudio.co.uk<br />
www.3dsculptor.com<br />
Sponsors do not only appear in the brochure and the web,<br />
they also feature on the specially printed programme of each<br />
event they support.<br />
It is important for us to know what you think of the Festival.<br />
Please tell us by email (info@purbeckartweeks.co.uk ) or on our<br />
Feedback Forms on our website (www.purbeckartweeks.co.uk),<br />
so next year we hope the show will be even better. It is your<br />
Festival, help us by becoming part of it.<br />
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<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
36: Ted’s Field Group<br />
Mixed <strong>Art</strong>s<br />
Ted’s Field, New Lane,<br />
Stoborough BH20 5BS<br />
Thurs – Sun 11.00am to 4.00pm<br />
<strong>Art</strong> group exhibiting woodturning,<br />
glass engraving, watercolours,<br />
needlework and floral art<br />
Directions: Turn into New Lane, Stoborough from<br />
the Wareham to Corfe Castle road. After 300<br />
metres turn left into signposted gateway. Access:<br />
Good<br />
T: 07775935205 E: tedsfield@hotmail.co.uk<br />
W: https://sites.google.com/site/tedsfield/<br />
37: The <strong>Purbeck</strong> School<br />
<strong>Art</strong> Students<br />
Photography, Drawing<br />
Wareham library, South Street,<br />
Wareham BH20 4LR<br />
Mon, Thurs, Fri: <strong>10</strong>am-5pm. Tues: 2pm-<br />
6.30pm. Sat: 9am-12.30pm.<br />
An Exciting exhibition of art work<br />
created by GCSE and A’ level students<br />
from The <strong>Purbeck</strong> School. Unusual<br />
portraits reveal our deepest emotions<br />
and inner thoughts using text, drawing<br />
and photography.<br />
Directions: From town centre crossroads, down<br />
South Street. Building on the left with green roof. Access: Good<br />
T: 01929 556146 E: warehamlibrary@dorsetcc.gov.uk<br />
W: www.purbeck.dorset.sch.uk<br />
www.warehamframing.com
<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
38: Anne Hourigan<br />
Multi Media<br />
49 Stoborough Meadow,<br />
Wareham BH20 5HP<br />
12.00pm - 18.00pm<br />
I trained at St Martin’s School of <strong>Art</strong><br />
and am now finally fulfilling a journey<br />
I started many years ago. Initially I<br />
produced metal sculpture, specialised in film making and sculptural<br />
ceramics - photography has always been a passion. I now work in mixed<br />
media<br />
Directions: Wareham - Stoborough - past the Kings Arms - approx 1 mile left into Stoborough<br />
Meadow. - No. 49, blue gable Access: Good<br />
T: 01929 288 631 E: annehourigan2001@yahoo.co.uk<br />
39: John Flower<br />
Paintings<br />
Flat 3 South Bestwall Hse., 2<br />
Bestwall Rd., Wareham<br />
BH20 4HZ<br />
11am—4pm. Closed Tuesdays and<br />
Wednesdays.<br />
Exhibition of Still Lifes, Landscapes,<br />
Portraits, Abstracts.<br />
Directions: Down East St. to beg of Bestwall Rd.<br />
Park car Gravel drive R, where 2nd white line<br />
on rd. Round Hse black gate. No. 3. Green door.<br />
Access: No disabled access<br />
T: 01929 553199<br />
E: bucktrust@yahoo.co.uk<br />
40: The Good<br />
Companion Collective<br />
Variety of <strong>Art</strong> Forms<br />
St Martin’s Church, Wareham<br />
BH20 4AG<br />
11 – 4.30<br />
Building upon the success of the last 4<br />
years we have come together once more with an exciting new blend of<br />
diverse art and crafts.<br />
Directions: Majestically on your left as you enter Wareham through North street Access: Poor<br />
wheel chair access<br />
T: 07899748873 E: emastephens@hotmail.com<br />
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<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
41: Holton Lee<br />
Painting, photography, jewell<br />
ery,ceramics,installations<br />
Holton Lee, East Holton, Holton<br />
Heath, Poole BH16 6JN<br />
<strong>10</strong>am – 5pm but see website for more<br />
details<br />
Exhibitors include Paul Devon Young<br />
(artist in residence during PAWs),<br />
Tricycle@Studio2 and 15 Days in Clay<br />
Directions: On the Sandford Road just down from<br />
the A35 Bakers Arms roundabout Access: Good<br />
T: 01202 625562<br />
E: activities@holtonlee.co.uk<br />
W: www.holtonlee.co.uk<br />
42: Stephen Bishop<br />
Painting<br />
<strong>Art</strong>ist’s Studios at Holton Lee,<br />
East Holton, Holton Heath, Poole<br />
BH16 6JN<br />
By appointment only..<br />
Professional artist featured on BBC’s<br />
“Show Me the Monet”. Studio set in 350 acres of SSSI heathland by<br />
Poole harbour. Studio visits welcome all year. Credit Cards accepted.<br />
Directions: On the A351 Wareham Road, Holton Lee is signposted adjacent to the Romany<br />
Business Park. Take private road to the very end. Access: Good<br />
T: 07981 685704 E: stephen@stephenbishop.co.uk<br />
W: www.stephenbishop.co.uk<br />
Island Cottage<br />
Holidays<br />
Isle of <strong>Purbeck</strong> Holiday Cottages<br />
01929 481555<br />
www.purbeckcottageholidays.com
<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
43: David Cole<br />
Jill Nice<br />
Watercolour<br />
Holme for Gardens, West<br />
Holme Farm BH20 6AQ<br />
9 to 5<br />
David paints delicate and detailed local<br />
land and seascapes and is happy to accept<br />
commissions<br />
Directions: Travel west from Wareham on B3070. after 2<br />
miles turn left signed Lulworth Castle. Holme for Gardens 1<br />
mile on left. Access: Good<br />
T: 01929 554716 W: holmeforgardens.co.uk<br />
CHOCOCO<br />
THE PURBECK CHOCOLATE CO.<br />
The place to eat, drink<br />
and enjoy chocolate<br />
Enjoy sweet treats, coffees, teas, ice creams<br />
& more in our Chocolate Café<br />
& Our award-winning, fresh chocolates make lovely gifts<br />
Our shop & café is open Mon to Sat <strong>10</strong>am – 5pm<br />
Find us in the Commercial Road Lanes<br />
(behind Station Road) in Swanage<br />
Tel: 01929 421777<br />
order online @ www.chococo.co.uk<br />
Proudly Handmade in <strong>Purbeck</strong><br />
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<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
44: Lulworth <strong>Art</strong>s<br />
2D/3D Mixed Media<br />
Finley’s Café, Lulworth Cove<br />
BH20 5RQ<br />
Open daily <strong>10</strong>am – 5pm<br />
Lulworth <strong>Art</strong>s is a collective of local<br />
artists and makers inspired by the<br />
Jurassic elements of the area. Paintings, photographs, jewellery, textiles,<br />
wood, metal and much more for show and for sale.<br />
Directions: By the entrance to main car park, Lulworth Cove Access: Limited – no wheelchair<br />
access<br />
T: 01929 400529 E: Chris.scholes@gmail.com<br />
W: www.lulwortharts.org<br />
45: Kitty Hartnell<br />
metal ; sculptures; mosaics<br />
Old Malt House, 51 School Lane,<br />
West Lulworth BH20 5SA<br />
12 - 5pm<br />
Colourful mosaics and organic mild<br />
steel or copper sculptures for both<br />
indoors and the garden<br />
Directions: Follow directions for West Lulworth and we are directly opposite the Castle Inn<br />
pub, which is on the Main Road. Park in pub car park or on main road. Access: Good<br />
T: 01929 400 322 or 07855 <strong>26</strong>4 127 E: kittyhartnell@gmail.com<br />
W: www.metalandmosaics.co.uk<br />
46: Jacky Botterill<br />
Icons, Egg Tempera on Wood<br />
St John the Baptist Church, Bere<br />
Regis BH20 7HQ<br />
11am – 4pm unless service in progress<br />
Jacky makes traditional Russian and<br />
Greek style icons and will be working<br />
on new icons during the exhibition<br />
Directions: Church clearly signed, free parking in<br />
village. Access: Good<br />
T: 079735<strong>10</strong>335<br />
E: Botterill1471@btinternet.com<br />
W: www.stella-maris-icons.co.uk
<strong>Art</strong>ists’ Own Studios<br />
47: Simon Gudgeon<br />
Outdoor Sculpture<br />
Sculpture by the Lakes,<br />
Pallington Lakes,<br />
Pallington, Dorchester DT2 8QU<br />
11.00-17.00, Monday to Saturday<br />
Single artist sculpture park<br />
Directions: Half a mile east of Tincleton.<br />
Entrance on right/security gates. Black<br />
stone sign saying Pallington Lakes<br />
T: 07966 445982/ 0782 6012898 E: sbtl@me.com<br />
W: sculpturebythelakes.co.uk<br />
Steele Raymond llp<br />
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“Steele Raymond LLP are<br />
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• Company Commercial, Commercial Property<br />
and Dispute Resolution<br />
• Contentious/Disputed Probate<br />
• Conveyancing<br />
• Inheritance Tax<br />
• Lasting Powers of Attorney<br />
• Probate and Administration of Estates<br />
• Trust Administration<br />
• Wills<br />
Please contact Tim Stone for a free initial appointment on<br />
01202 294566<br />
Richmond Point, 43 Richmond Hill, Bournemouth, Dorset BH2 6LR<br />
www.steeleraymond.co.uk<br />
timstone@steeleraymond.co.uk<br />
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<strong>Purbeck</strong> Young <strong>Art</strong>ists 2012<br />
<strong>Purbeck</strong> Young <strong>Art</strong>ists (PYA) is<br />
the childrens’ section of the Festival.<br />
Our aim is to promote and celebrate<br />
the creativity of children of all ages.<br />
Each year the PYA team encourage<br />
schools to explore a shared theme<br />
and explore new creative activities.<br />
Outside of school, the performers<br />
who are playing at the Festival lead<br />
more workshops to introduce young<br />
people to their techniques and share their experience. This year<br />
Stephen Warbeck, the Gabrieli Consort and several local artists<br />
are sharing their skills.<br />
The PYA theme this year is ‘Carnival of the Animals’ and children<br />
are creating artwork, music, drama and creative writing inspired<br />
by the music of Camille Saint-Saens.<br />
We are delighted that 5 professional<br />
artists have agreed to lead workshops<br />
in 12 of our local schools. Children aged<br />
7 to 17 are able to develop their skills<br />
in painting, mask making, sculpture,<br />
music and story telling with the help<br />
of experienced professional artists.<br />
Outcomes from the workshops will be<br />
showcased at the PYA Celebration Event<br />
at Swanage Middle School, at the ‘Crown<br />
the Castle’ Parade and on exhibition at<br />
Rollington Barn. YouTuba’s ‘Carnival of The Animals’ tea party<br />
and concert offers an exciting opportunity to hear the music and<br />
see the children’s artwork together.<br />
For young film makers:<br />
Thursday 7th June, 7.30pm | Swanage Middle School<br />
Composer Stephen Warbeck won an<br />
Oscar for his score for Shakespeare in<br />
Love. Stephen will introduce his work and<br />
play compositions to film with his<br />
ensemble.<br />
£12 adults, £2 children.<br />
Daytime workshop <strong>10</strong>am - 2pm for young<br />
film makers wishing to work with Stephen to<br />
create original music to their film or animation.<br />
Swanage Middle School.<br />
£5<br />
Please email your film to the PYA Team (iamaPYA@<br />
yahoo.co.uk) before 9th May to book a place on<br />
the workshop.
WRITE STUFF!<br />
FREE TICKETS for young journalists aged <strong>10</strong>-19. This year<br />
PYA are looking for young journalists to showcase their writing<br />
by reviewing the Festival events.<br />
The Festival is offering FREE tickets to any<br />
event (one adult/one child) in return for a<br />
children’s review of the event to encourage<br />
young people to practice their writing skills<br />
and meet deadlines.<br />
For a chance to win, children should simply<br />
email us 50 words explaining why they<br />
would like to attend their chosen event and we will send the<br />
best entries a set of free tickets. Children email their review (50 –<br />
300 words) to the Festival within 24hours.<br />
A maximum of 3 free ticket sets will be available per event.<br />
Please email your request at least 5 days before your chosen event<br />
to: iamaPYA@yahoo.co.uk<br />
CALLING ALL RECORDER PLAYERS. Gabrieli Consort & Players<br />
are in town!<br />
Two recorder workshops and the chance for players to perform<br />
at the start of the Gabrieli Concert! Ian Pillow will lead a recorder<br />
workshop on Saturday 19th May at 9.30am, All Saints Church,<br />
Swanage. Rebecca Miles from the Gabrieli consort & players will<br />
rehearse 2nd June at <strong>10</strong>.30am at St Mary’s Church, Swanage.<br />
Players from both will introduce the Gabrieli Concert at 7.30pm.<br />
Workshop £5 adults, £2 children<br />
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Rollington Barn<br />
The Rollington Exhibition is held in a<br />
beautiful old stone farm building set in<br />
rolling countryside, only a few minutes from<br />
the village of Corfe Castle. This exhibition<br />
provides a showcase of all the art on show<br />
during the festival.<br />
Each of our artists is represented in the<br />
exhibition by at least one piece of work.<br />
<strong>Art</strong>ists whose studios are not open during<br />
the festival have several pieces of their work<br />
on show at Rollington. <strong>Art</strong>ists who open<br />
their studios to the public during the festival,<br />
as advertised in this brochure, have a greater<br />
selection of their work displayed at their<br />
studios. Entrance to <strong>Art</strong>ist’s studios is free.<br />
CVs and photographs of other work, together with directions from<br />
Rollington to artist’s own studios, are available for visitors to read at the<br />
exhibition, thus assisting visitors to plan visits to the studios of those<br />
artists whose work they admire. Prize winning entries from our <strong>Purbeck</strong><br />
Young <strong>Art</strong>ist Competition, held during the past couple of months, are<br />
also on show at Rollington.<br />
A series of informal talks and demonstrations will be given by artists at<br />
many lunchtimes and a selection of workshops will be held during the<br />
day – all as listed in the Events section of this brochure.<br />
Entrance to the Rollington Exhibition is free. Ample parking is available<br />
and there are toilets on site. Work can be purchased and taken away on<br />
the spot.<br />
The Rollington Café is open during exhibition opening hours when you<br />
can have tea or coffee, a light meal, an ice cream or a <strong>Purbeck</strong> cream tea.<br />
A wide selection of home made cakes is always available and there is a<br />
choice of curries at weekends.<br />
Sheila Jolly | Textile/Mixed Media<br />
E: sheilamjolly@aol.com Jay Wilkinson | Decorative and<br />
Abstract mirrors<br />
T: 01929 427824 07746218805<br />
E: moonstoneblue1111@googlemail.com<br />
Diana Quinn<br />
Watercolour, Oils , Charcoal.<br />
Rollington Farm<br />
Studland Road<br />
Corfe Castle BH20 5JG<br />
T: 01929 480977<br />
Directions: From Corfe Castle<br />
take the B3351 from Corfe Castle<br />
towards Studland and the ferry.<br />
First farm on the right. From the<br />
ferry follow signs to Corfe Castle<br />
on the B3351 through Studland.<br />
Ignore the left fork to Swanage.<br />
Rollington is on the left of the<br />
B3351 four miles from Studland<br />
village centre.<br />
Open daily <strong>10</strong>am – 5pm.
Tony Adams | Digital / Drawing<br />
T: 01929 400<strong>26</strong>6 E: lulworthstudio@sky.com<br />
W: lulworthstudio.com<br />
Charlie Money | Painter, photographer,<br />
ceramicist<br />
T: 01929 424608 E: Charlie@charliesphotos.<br />
co.uk W: www.charliesphotos.co.uk<br />
Sinead O’Neill | Photography and<br />
Painting<br />
T: 07947 830002 E: sinead.oneill@hotmail.com<br />
Mary Baker | Sea Glass Jewellery<br />
T: 01929 422728<br />
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Charlotte Dowling | Mixed media<br />
T: O1929424541 E: Cjdowling1@yahoo.co.uk<br />
Alan R Morris | Painter<br />
T: 01929 423202 E: alanrmorris@yahoo.co.uk<br />
Toby Hoad – Greenwood Workshop<br />
| Green Woodwork<br />
T: 79874488894<br />
E: toby@greenwoodworkshop.co.uk<br />
W: Greenwoodworkshop.co.uk<br />
Karen Delahay | mixed media,<br />
photography<br />
T: 01929 425049 07730680579<br />
E: delahays@hotmail.com
Andy Farrer - Lens-Flair | Landscape<br />
Photography<br />
T: 07816483448 E: andy.farrer@gmail.com<br />
W: www.lens-flair.co.uk<br />
Kevin Williamson | Painting/Pencil<br />
T: 07947 4072<strong>10</strong> E: Kevin@kwill.co.uk<br />
W: www.kwill.co.uk<br />
Moira Purver | Figurative Sculpture<br />
T: 01929 427181 0781 330 7665<br />
E: purver@btinternet.com<br />
W: www.moirapurversculpture.co.uk<br />
Robin Claridge | Hand made silver<br />
jewellery<br />
T: 01929 423056 E: silver@claridge.org.uk<br />
W: www.jaspar.org.uk<br />
Rollington Barn<br />
Jill Nice | Monoprints<br />
T: 01929 423634 E: Jill.nice@btintertnet.com<br />
David Cole | Watercolour<br />
T: 01929 550488 E: jandave.cole@tiscali.co.uk<br />
Peter Tate | Oil Painting<br />
T: 01929481441 07816 907364<br />
E: peter.spud@gmail.com W: www.thetates.me<br />
Jonathon Sells | Sculpture<br />
T: 01929 480978 07749 667120 E: jsells@<br />
onetel.com W: www.purbeckcollective.co.uk<br />
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Kim De Beer | Mixed media<br />
T: 07816981322 E: kimdbeer@gmail.com<br />
Wendy Lalla Wharam | Painting<br />
T: 01929 4<strong>26</strong>423<br />
E: wendylallawharam@yahoo.com<br />
Mike Sharpe | Stained glass<br />
T: 07906 385 832<br />
E: mikesharpe46@yahoo.co.uk<br />
Heather Dring | Painting<br />
Rachel Fooks | Ceramics<br />
T: 01929 480455 07966433165<br />
E: info@rachelfooks.co.uk<br />
W: www.rachelfooks.co.uk<br />
Roy Aplin | Wildlife <strong>Art</strong>ist<br />
T: 01929 553742 E: lin4664@btinternet.com<br />
W: www.royaplin.com<br />
Chris Dowding | Fused glass<br />
T: 01929 551243<br />
E: chrisdowding14@btinternet.com<br />
Joy Shepherd | Printmaker<br />
T: 01929 459<strong>26</strong>5 E: Joypat@btinternet.com
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During the day we present two celebrity lectures from Melvyn<br />
Bragg and (we hope) Maggie Smith, providing she can escape<br />
her film commitments. Last minute news about these and all<br />
other events will be posted on our web site. In addition our<br />
guest artist Sheila Girling exhibits her internationally renowned<br />
paintings at L’<strong>Art</strong>ishe Gallery. Other daytime events include<br />
a series of informal lunchtime workshops and lectures at<br />
Rollington Barn and a coffee concert in Kingston Church.<br />
After our art exhibitions have closed in the evening, there is a<br />
wealth of additional entertainment including concerts from<br />
performers of international repute, films and lectures by people<br />
at the top of their field. These are listed in our Events Calendar<br />
on the page opposite. You will find even more to amuse and<br />
entertain you in our Fringe programme. Information about<br />
everything is on our web site (www.purbeckartweeks.co.uk),<br />
where you can also buy tickets. Otherwise tickets can be<br />
purchased at Corfe Post Office and Tourist Information Centres<br />
in the area.
Events Calendar<br />
Date Time Event Ref<br />
Sat. <strong>26</strong> 17.30 Crown the Castle A<br />
Sun 27 17.00 Carnival of the Animals B<br />
Mon 28 19.30 Celebrity Speaker C<br />
Tues 29 19.00 An Evening at Smedmore House D<br />
Wed 30 19.30 Brahms Horn Trio E<br />
Thurs 31 19.30 Frances Hodgkins’<br />
War in Corfe Castle<br />
Sat 2 19.00 Gabrieli Consort & Players G<br />
Sun 3 11.00 “The Honour of a Jubilee” –<br />
music for British Kings and<br />
Queens<br />
Mon 4 19.30 Music of the Spheres J<br />
Tues 5 20.30 Elvis McGonagall K<br />
Wed 6 19.00 Fra Newbery L<br />
Thurs 7 19.30 Stephen Warbeck Ensemble M<br />
Fri 8 11.30 Celebrity Speaker – Melvyn<br />
Bragg<br />
Sat 9 19.30 Jubilation: Celebrating Local<br />
Young Musicians<br />
Sun <strong>10</strong> 19.30 Sacconi Quartet Q<br />
Aug 31<br />
Sept 1<br />
Sept 2<br />
Natalie Clein and Friends<br />
Please see www.purbeckartweeks.<br />
co.uk for programme details<br />
Buying tickets<br />
Events can be booked online at<br />
www.purbeckartweeks.co.uk<br />
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(A) Crown the Castle<br />
Saturday <strong>26</strong>th May, procession 5.30pm finish around 7.30pm<br />
Celebrate the opening of the Festival in<br />
the grounds of Corfe Castle (courtesy of<br />
the NT). Rock, rattle and roll with us from<br />
Common to Castle with tubas, tambourines,<br />
masks and flags. Help us create a Great<br />
Jubilee Crown from stones and “capture<br />
the castle” in a communal work of art. Music<br />
from YouTuba and Swanage band Kaizen.<br />
Entertainer Jamie Jambo, food stalls and<br />
bar available. Join in the fun and get the PAW Festival off to an exciting<br />
start. Bring rugs or chairs.<br />
Admission free but donations welcome in our buckets!<br />
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Kaizen sponsored by Suttle’s, Jamie Jambo by Corben’s, masks by Fi<br />
Fi’s Swanage, YouTuba by Booth’s, all <strong>Purbeck</strong> stone supplied by W J<br />
Haysom & Son.<br />
Visual <strong>Art</strong> at Rollington<br />
Throughout the Festival our visual artists will display their work at<br />
Rollington Barn (between Corfe and Studland). Some will give talks on<br />
their work – see below. The Greenwood Workshop will once again be<br />
based at Rollington on Fridays and the weekends during the Festival.<br />
Come and try the ancient craft of pole lathe turning and with tuition<br />
make your own product to take home. Woodland products such as BBQ<br />
charcoal, bean poles, stools, chairs and spoons will also be for sale.<br />
(B) Carnival of the Animals<br />
Sunday 27th May, 5.00pm tea,<br />
5.45pm concert | All Saints,<br />
Swanage<br />
The professional brass ensemble<br />
YouTuba perform Saint- Saens’<br />
Carnival of the Animals and the
Tuba Bears Picnic, a new narrative recital with the voices of Simon<br />
Callow and Ian McMillan. “Carnival of the Animals is a tour-de-force for<br />
Tuba Quartet and piano.” “YouTuba take you on a magical journey... an<br />
utterly satisfying experience” Gary Crosby OBE. A great family show<br />
that reflects the theme of this year’s <strong>Purbeck</strong> Young <strong>Art</strong>ists workshops.<br />
Picture from aceconcepts.co.uk.<br />
£12 adults, £2 children. Tea & cakes etc available from 5.00pm<br />
This event has been generously supported by Breeze Volkswagen,<br />
Tower Park, Poole; and an anonymous donation<br />
(C) Celebrity Speaker<br />
The Dick Odgers Memorial Lecture: Maggie Smith<br />
lecture<br />
Monday 28th May, 7.30pm | Venue to be announced.<br />
Maggie Smith was a great friend of Dick Odgers and has provisionally<br />
agreed to give a talk about her career on stage, screen and television.<br />
Final arrangements are dependent on her film contract arrangements,<br />
which will not be known before we go to press so we are holding our<br />
breath.<br />
For Stop Press news see www.purbeckartweeks.co.uk<br />
Burngate Stone Carving Taster<br />
Tuesday 29th May, 12.00 noon till 1.15pm<br />
Come and try your hand at stone carving in a special joint venture<br />
between the PAW Festival and the Burngate Stone Carving Centre<br />
above Langton Matravers. To be led by Val Quinn.<br />
£5 to include all materials. Open to all aged 14+. Apply to<br />
info@burngatestonecentre.co.uk. Full details on all the Burngate<br />
programmes at www.burngatestonecentre.co.uk<br />
(D) An Evening at Smedmore House<br />
Grand Tourists in the East: From Casanova to Disraeli<br />
Tuesday 29th May, 7.00pm |<br />
Smedmore House, Kimmeridge<br />
Historian Philip Mansell opens his<br />
family home and gives a talk followed<br />
by a buffet supper with a glass of wine.<br />
There will be suitable articles for sale<br />
from Smiths of Swanage. A middle<br />
eastern buffet will be served by Butterfingers of Swanage.<br />
£25 per ticket for the complete evening. There are limited numbers, so<br />
please book early.<br />
Thanks to Butterfingers of Swanage for supporting this event<br />
(E) Brahms Horn Trio<br />
Wednesday 30th May, 7.30pm<br />
Lady St Mary, Wareham<br />
Miranda Fulleylove (violin), Fergus McWilliam<br />
(French Horn) & Huw Watkins (piano) will perform<br />
the lyrical Horn Trio by Brahms, the Horn Trio of<br />
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2009 by Huw Watkins and pieces for violin and piano and horn and<br />
piano in this lovely setting.<br />
£16 for adults, £2 for children<br />
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The adjacent Priory Hotel is offering a special 2 course pre-concert<br />
dinner with a glass of wine + reserved concert seat for £40 www.<br />
theprioryhotel.co.uk.<br />
The Salt Pig (Wareham based) is offering a quiche, salad, pudding<br />
and glass of wine/fruit juice buffet supper in the neighbouring church<br />
hall from 6.00pm. £28 for a combined buffet and concert ticket; this<br />
package is only available from www.purbeckartweeks.co.uk<br />
(F) Frances Hodgkins’ War in Corfe Castle<br />
Thursday 31st May, 7.30pm | Harman’s<br />
Cross Village Hall<br />
Illustrated talk by Pennie Denton with Cathryn<br />
Bradshaw reading from the letters of artist<br />
Frances Hodgkins (1869-1947) who was an<br />
artistic descendant of Henri Matisse and a<br />
lyrical colourist of the landscape.<br />
£<strong>10</strong> adults, £2 children<br />
Rollington Lunchtime <strong>Art</strong>ist Series<br />
Friday 1st June, 1.00pm<br />
Local artist Lizzie Induni leads a clay workshop. Open to everyone of<br />
all ages (children should be accompanied by an adult). Come and get<br />
your hands into it!<br />
£5<br />
Rollington Lunchtime <strong>Art</strong>ist Series<br />
Saturday 2nd June, 11am – 1pm<br />
Jacky Botterill will lead a workshop on Egg Tempera painting - the<br />
technique used to create ancient frescos and icons. Come and mix your<br />
own paint from egg and natural pigments and create your own design<br />
on a prepared wooden panel. Adults and children over <strong>10</strong> (children<br />
should be accompanied by an adult). www.stella-maris-icons.co.uk<br />
£5<br />
(G) Gabrieli Consort & Players<br />
Saturday 2nd June, 7.00pm | St Mary’s Swanage<br />
This renowned international ensemble under<br />
their Director Paul McCreesh will perform<br />
Handel’s Acis & Galatea with Mhairi Lawson<br />
(soprano) as Galatea, James Oxley (tenor)<br />
as Acis plus other soloists and orchestra.<br />
Acis & Galatea is a delightful pastoral sung<br />
in English of the tale of two lovers torn apart<br />
by a jealous giant. Handel’s elegant music<br />
makes it one of his most popular works. It<br />
will be preceded by Handel’s Oboe Concerto No. 3 and by pieces for<br />
recorders involving players from <strong>Purbeck</strong> and beyond who will have<br />
had a workshop with the Gabrieli that morning.<br />
£16 adults, £2 children
This concert and the workshop have been generously supported by<br />
The Foyle Foundation, The Golsoncott Foundation, The Swanage &<br />
Wareham Rotary, an anonymous donation and The Friends of the<br />
PAW Festival.<br />
Rollington Lunchtime <strong>Art</strong>ist Series<br />
Sunday 3rd June, 1.00pm<br />
Can <strong>Art</strong>ists Save the Planet? - Geoff Jones environmental artist<br />
and educator reviews how artists globally are responding to climate<br />
change, offering examples from the environmental art movement, and<br />
culminating in a collaborative artwork outside the barn. Intriguing – so<br />
come and join in.<br />
Free to all<br />
(H) “The Honour of a Jubilee” – music for British<br />
Kings and Queens<br />
Sunday 3rd June, 11.00am | St James’<br />
Kingston<br />
In this coffee concert, in recognition of<br />
the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth<br />
II, Mhairi Lawson (soprano) and Paula<br />
Chateauneuf (lutes) perform music from the<br />
courts of Elizabeth I, James VI and I, Charles<br />
I, Charles II, and William and Mary, featuring<br />
compositions by Dowland, Lawes and<br />
Purcell. Kingston church offers an intimate<br />
and inspiring setting for this ravishing music.<br />
Coffee and cakes available.<br />
£12 for adults, £2 for children<br />
The adjacent Scott Arms is offering a special post-concert 2 course<br />
Sunday lunch with a glass of wine + concert ticket for £32.50; book at<br />
http://thescottarms.com/ or 01929 480270<br />
Rollington Lunchtime <strong>Art</strong>ist Series<br />
Monday 4th June, 1.00pm<br />
Clarissa Galliano will describe with original work her artistic journey<br />
from large charcoal paintings of figures, through a period of domestic<br />
still lifes, to recent abstract work. The talk will discuss how important a<br />
strong tradition in drawing has been in the development of a painting<br />
career. www.clarissagalliano.com<br />
Free to all<br />
(J) Music of the Spheres<br />
Monday 4th June, 7.30pm<br />
St Edward’s Church, Corfe<br />
RSC and recording artist Martin Best<br />
with BBC Early Music Show presenter<br />
Lucie Skeaping and their friends take<br />
us on a musical journey to The Music<br />
of the Spheres. Shakespeare’s “sweet<br />
power of music” will be celebrated in<br />
readings, on original instruments with<br />
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strings/wind/drums and by singers. Milton, Dowland and later writers<br />
and composers all feature in this evening sequence which has been<br />
specially created for us. Picture credit: NASA, ESA and the Hubble Heritage<br />
Team (STScI/AURA)<br />
£16 adults, £2 children<br />
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The adjacent Morton House Hotel is offering a special pre-concert<br />
dinner + reserved concert seat for £38 to include two courses and a<br />
glass of wine. www.mortonshouse.co.uk/01929 480 988<br />
Alternatively, opposite the church is the Bankes Arms which is offering<br />
a similar combined dinner/concert package for £32; book at www.<br />
dorset-hotel.co.uk or 01929 480206<br />
(K) Elvis McGonagall<br />
Tuesday 5th June, 8.30pm | The Rex Cinema, Wareham<br />
The 3rd annual PAW Festival Poetry Slam with the irrepressible Elvis.<br />
Special bar available. Those who would like to take part in the slam<br />
should contact elvisinfo@purbeckartweeks.co.uk<br />
£<strong>10</strong> adults Suitable for over 16s.<br />
Rollington Lunchtime <strong>Art</strong>ist Series<br />
Wednesday 6th June, 1.00pm<br />
Award winning sculptor Moira Purver talks about her work and offers<br />
insights into the process of creating her evocative sculptures.<br />
Free to all.<br />
(L) Fra Newbery<br />
Wednesday 6th June, 7.00pm<br />
Harman’s Cross Village Hall<br />
Fra Newbery’s biographer Dr George<br />
Rawson will give an illustrated talk<br />
on this Dorset artist who was also<br />
the Director of the Glasgow School<br />
of <strong>Art</strong>, a supporter of Charles Rennie<br />
Mackintosh as well as the creator of<br />
the Corfe village sign, the reredos in the Swanage Catholic church and<br />
other local works. He lived in Corfe for many years.<br />
£<strong>10</strong> adults, £2 children.<br />
After this event there will be a free showing of the 1987 documentary<br />
Charles Rennie Mackintosh: Dreams and Recollections staring Tom<br />
Conti.<br />
Rollington Lunchtime <strong>Art</strong>ist Series<br />
Thursday 7th June, 1.00pm<br />
Tracey Chapman has a flock of Shetland sheep from which she uses<br />
the fine, naturally coloured wool to spin, felt and weave. See and hear<br />
her talk on a different form of art; turning a pile of raw fleeces into an<br />
array of unusual products.<br />
Free to all
(M) Stephen Warbeck Ensemble<br />
Thursday 7th June, 7.30pm | Swanage Middle School<br />
The Oscar winning composer (Shakespeare<br />
in Love etc) introduces and plays with his<br />
ensemble a selection of film music including:<br />
Shakespeare In Love, Mrs Brown, Charlotte<br />
Gray,Captain Corelli’s Mandolin and Two<br />
Brothers.<br />
£<strong>10</strong> adults, £2 children<br />
(N) Celebrity Speaker – Melvyn Bragg<br />
The second Dick Odgers Memorial Lecture<br />
Friday 8th June 11.30am<br />
The <strong>Purbeck</strong> School, Wareham<br />
Renowned author and radio presenter<br />
(In Our Time etc) Melvyn Bragg talks<br />
about the great achievement that is<br />
the King James Bible. His The Book of<br />
Books: the radical impact of the King<br />
James Bible 1611- 2011 considers,<br />
amongst many things, its role in the movement to abolish slavery, its<br />
place in the charitable endeavours of Victorian reformers, its worth as<br />
literature and its capacity for invigorating writers as different as John<br />
Milton and DH Lawrence. Photograph: Murdo Macleod<br />
£<strong>10</strong>, £2 for children<br />
This event has been generously supported by the Dick Odgers<br />
Memorial Fund<br />
Rollington Lunchtime <strong>Art</strong>ist Series<br />
Saturday 9th June, <strong>10</strong>.30am – 4pm<br />
Toby Hoad will lead a Greenwood Workshop for young people using<br />
traditional methods of turning wood. Come and take home your own<br />
hand-made product. Open to all but under 14’s must be accompanied<br />
by an adult. Book your slot with Toby on 07984 488894<br />
£5<br />
Mark Norman will also be at Rollington today with some of his<br />
sculptures and will answer your questions.<br />
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(P) Jubilation: Celebrating Local Young Musicians<br />
Saturday 9th June, 7.30pm<br />
St Mary’s Swanage<br />
Hear some of our local rising<br />
musical stars as they perform<br />
works from Bach to jazz on a<br />
range of instruments. Some are<br />
at music colleges and some have<br />
just left to embark on their careers.<br />
<strong>Art</strong>ists include Patrick Curlett<br />
(violin), Lauren Fowler and Fiona Hymns (sopranos), Helen Nicholas<br />
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(Piano), Sarah Shore (oboe), Joe Arnold (trombone) and Chris Rand<br />
(saxophone). Photo © 2012 CrystalGraphics, Inc<br />
£14 adults, £2 children<br />
This concert is being supported by Georgian Gems in Swanage and<br />
by Goadsby. It will raise funds for the Wimborne based Michael<br />
James Music Trust.<br />
(Q) Sacconi Quartet<br />
Sunday <strong>10</strong>th June, 7.30pm | St Edwards, Corfe<br />
This increasingly renowned young quartet which has just celebrated its<br />
<strong>10</strong>th anniversary, will perform:<br />
Mozart – String Quartet in D, K 575<br />
Bartók - String Quartet no. 3<br />
Beethoven – String Quartet in C, opus<br />
59 no. 3, Rasumovsky<br />
Photo © Venetia van Hoorn Alkema<br />
£16 adults, £2 children<br />
The adjacent Morton House Hotel is offering a special pre-concert<br />
dinner + reserved concert seat for £38 to include two courses and a<br />
glass of wine. www.mortonshouse.co.uk/ 01929 480 988<br />
Alternatively, opposite the church is the Bankes Arms which is offering<br />
a similar combined dinner/concert package for £32; book at www.<br />
dorset-hotel.co.uk 01929 480206<br />
Natalie Clein and Friends<br />
August 31st Lady St Mary Wareham, September 1st St Mary’s<br />
Swanage, September 2nd | St James’<br />
Kingston.<br />
Following the unqualified success of her<br />
four concerts during the PAW Festival 2011,<br />
Natalie Clein returns this year on August<br />
31st, September 1st and 2nd with Nicholas<br />
Daniel, oboe, Sarah Beaty, clarinet and<br />
other international musician friends to play<br />
more spell-binding chamber music for her<br />
enthusiastic <strong>Purbeck</strong> audience. Photo ©<br />
Sussie Ahlburg<br />
Please see our website www.purbeckartweeks.co.uk<br />
for programme details, venues, ticket prices and availability.<br />
Please book early to avoid disappointment.<br />
Buying tickets<br />
Events can be booked online at<br />
www.purbeckartweeks.co.uk
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PAW Fringe<br />
Why you should come<br />
If you feel the need to experiment with your entertainment<br />
the PAW Fringe is most definitely for you. Our aim is to bring<br />
innovative art to a wider, more diverse audience. The Fringe<br />
offers an eclectic mix of established and emerging artists, fresh<br />
ideas, spontaneity and fun. It’s an opportunity to see exciting<br />
and entertaining work in an atmosphere that encourages<br />
taking a chance and hopefully discovering something new.<br />
We would love you to<br />
Take part in a frockalicious bike ride to what is arguably the<br />
best pub in the world. Create a plasticine landscape inspired<br />
by the stunning Jurassic Coast. Help an environmental artist<br />
create patterns in the sand. Indulge in a bit of wild knitting.<br />
Photograph a chocolate dinosaur somewhere in the depths of<br />
<strong>Purbeck</strong>. Listen to The Supernovas at The Legion.<br />
We look forward to seeing you<br />
The Fringe doors remain open to promising talent long after<br />
the main brochure has gone to print. For up to date information<br />
keep an eye on our website www.fringe.purbeckartweeks.co.uk<br />
and the PAW Fringe Facebook page.<br />
The Supernovas<br />
Saturday 2nd June, 8pm till<br />
midnight | Swanage Legion<br />
HUNGRY for rock ‘n roll that gets off<br />
its knees, makes the heart swell, with<br />
a sonic charge that engages the brain<br />
and the solar plexus? Rock-A-Hula<br />
Club presents… THE SUPERNOVAS plus<br />
support at THE LEGION<br />
£6. Tickets available from: The Legion, SwanageTIC, www.wegottickets.<br />
com, www.eventbrite.com<br />
Full Details:<br />
www.rockahulaclub.co.uk supernovas.360degreemusic.com<br />
Bridget Wood in her adaptation of Mrs Shakespeare<br />
Wednesday 30th May, 8.00pm | <strong>Art</strong>s Club Swanage<br />
From the novel by Robert Nye. When William Shakespeare died he<br />
bequeathed his ‘Second best bed’ to his wife: so where was the best<br />
bed, and what part did it play in Mrs. Shakespeare’s life the one and<br />
only time she went to London? And what did her husband have to<br />
celebrate in April 1594, apart from his 30th Birthday? And to whom had<br />
he written ‘A century worth of Sonnets’…and why? In this treasury of<br />
pleasures, Mrs Shakespeare answers these, and many other questions<br />
for us!<br />
£7.50
Events at Holton Lee:<br />
1) Creative Walking for Families<br />
Sunday 27th May 1 – 4pm<br />
Join in this walk with a difference and participate in a number<br />
of fun family creative activities ..... like a giant mud splatter<br />
painting, a firebird fire sculpture, plant jewellery, tribal make up,<br />
stripping the willow and more.<br />
3) Get Lost - Just Amazing Family <strong>Art</strong> Workshop<br />
Wednesday 6th June <strong>10</strong>am - 4pm<br />
Enjoy a range of art activities and work with community artist,<br />
Karen Hansen, as part of a project to help build installations<br />
around a 350 metre long labyrinth.<br />
2) Land Line (aka people as paint)<br />
Saturday 9th June <strong>10</strong> am – 4pm<br />
Would you like to participate in a ‘social’ outdoor art work, one<br />
where your body (along with 99 others) is used to create a<br />
‘living installation’ that responds to landscape character and is<br />
recorded with photo and video? Intrigued?<br />
For more details visit Holton Lee’s website www.holtonlee.co.uk or<br />
telephone 01202 625562 or e mail activities@holtonlee.co.uk<br />
Beach <strong>Art</strong><br />
Saturday 2nd June 1.30 – 4.00pm. Meet on Swanage beach<br />
by the banjo pier<br />
The creation of a temporary work at low tide through sculpting<br />
or raking sand into shapes and patterns that reflect a single<br />
environmental theme. Come along and join in, make your own<br />
sand pictures or help create a community sand sculpture. The<br />
work will be ephemeral and erased by the next high tide. The<br />
memory will be captured in photographs and a short film.<br />
<strong>Art</strong>works &<br />
Greetings<br />
Cards<br />
by Local<br />
<strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
Swanage Museum &<br />
Heritage Centre<br />
your friendly, local museum<br />
The Square • Swanage<br />
website: www.swanagemuseum.co.uk<br />
Discover<br />
all about<br />
the history<br />
of the<br />
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The <strong>Purbeck</strong> <strong>Art</strong> <strong>Weeks</strong> (PAW) Festival gratefully acknowledges<br />
support towards our work from the following:<br />
Anonymous (2), The Alice Ellen Cooper Dean Charitable Foundation,<br />
Cambian Healthcare, Breeze Volkswagen, Booths, Corbens, The De<br />
Moulham Trust, The Dick Odgers Memorial Fund, The Foyle Foundation,<br />
Goadsby, The Golsoncott Foundation, Imerys Ceramics: Dorset Ball Clay,<br />
The Isle of <strong>Purbeck</strong> <strong>Art</strong>s Club, The National Trust, The NFU, The Priory<br />
Hotel; Wareham, Suttle Stone Quarries, Swanage & Wareham Rotary,<br />
Sarah and John Wootton; Tom’s Field, W J Haysom & Son,<br />
The Valentine Charitable Trust<br />
THE FRIENDS OF PAW FESTIVAL<br />
We gratefully acknowledge support from the following Friends of<br />
the PAW Festival:<br />
Peter Anderson, Pat Bizley, Richard & Sandra Brown, Colin Cooper,<br />
Miranda Fulleylove, Debbie & Peter Handy, Sue & Trev Haysom, Mike<br />
& Judy Hildesley, Joan Ingarfield, Pamela Jolliffe, Marilyn Larthe, Keith<br />
Lawes, David & Barbara Lloyd, Sally Maltby, Averil Nottage, Emma<br />
Ormond, Bill & Joanna Penley, Bill & Moira Purver, Doug & Sue Ryder,<br />
Alan Shrimpton, Tom & Ceridwen Sooke, Giles & Sandy Sturdy, Jessica<br />
& Robin Sutcliffe, Swanage & <strong>Purbeck</strong> Hospitality Assoc, Dilys & Howard<br />
Thomas, Nick & Lucy Thomlinson, David & Linda Whitehouse, The Wynn-<br />
Evans Family, Margaret South<br />
By joining us as a Friend you will help us to maintain a quality Festival<br />
and attract both performers of international calibre and visitors to<br />
our very special World Heritage location. We can also keep you<br />
informed of our plans and engage you in our forward thinking. We<br />
will send you Newsletters at least a couple of times a year so you can<br />
get early notice of our plans. Do please fill in and return the form<br />
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We value all our artists and others who are the members of our<br />
charitable company. We especially appreciate those who serve as<br />
Trustees and on our working groups, including:<br />
Alison Allum, Tim Arnold, Peter Boyce-Tomkins, Richard Brown, Jay<br />
Buckle, Robin Claridge, Peter Cooper, Mary Haysom, Kitty Hartnell,<br />
Debbie Handy, Anne Hourigan, Lizzie Induni, Richard Jeffery, Lesley<br />
Kennedy, Seb McEwen, Sally Maltby, Roni Merison, Emma Ormond, Ian<br />
Pillow, Bill & Moira Purver, Di Quinn, Shannon Ribbons, Katy Shepherd,<br />
Peter Tate, Dilys Thomas, Tony Viney
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Sheila Girling was born in Birmingham and<br />
studied at the Birmingham School of <strong>Art</strong> before<br />
attending the Royal Academy Schools in the<br />
1950’s where she was a medal winner. There she<br />
met Anthony Caro . They have been together<br />
ever since. She has been a regular exhibitor in<br />
the Royal Academy Summer exhibition, as well<br />
as in many other London galleries. In the UK she<br />
has had shows in Portland, Lyme Regis,<br />
Cambridge, Camden Town and Edinburgh.<br />
Overseas she has shown in New York, Edmonton, Florence and<br />
Cyprus. Sheila’s work can be found in many private collections such<br />
as in Spain, Germany, Canada and Windsor Castle. And now for the<br />
first time in Swanage!<br />
YouTuba Ensemble are a highly acclaimed young and innovative<br />
tuba quartet. Since forming in 2006 while studying at Trinity College<br />
of Music, YouTuba have been aiming<br />
to make tuba quartet performances<br />
more accessible and have<br />
developed original arrangements<br />
and compositions to reflect the<br />
character of the ensemble. They<br />
released their debut CD Carnival in<br />
2009 to great critical acclaim and,<br />
in 2011, created The Tuba Bears Picnic, a humorous narrative fusing<br />
music and poetry with Ian McMillan and Simon Callow, which will be<br />
released on CD later in 2012.<br />
Philip Mansell Author is a historian of France and the Ottoman<br />
Empire and the Middle East. He has published nine books of history<br />
and biography relating to his main areas of interest. His latest book<br />
Levant: Splendour and Catastrophe on the Mediterranean was published<br />
in 20<strong>10</strong>. He has travelled widely, lecturing in many countries<br />
including the USA, France, Germany, Italy and Turkey. He has made a<br />
number of appearances on radio and television.<br />
Miranda Fulleylove Violin is adept at both<br />
feverishly deciphering contemporary music still<br />
wet upon the page or performing music ranging<br />
over the last four centuries and is equally at home<br />
on both baroque and modern violin. She is a<br />
principal player and guest leader with both the<br />
London Sinfonietta and the Orchestra of the Age of<br />
Enlightenment, the resident orchestras of the<br />
South Bank Centre in London. She tours and<br />
records all over the world with both these ensembles.<br />
Fergus McWilliam French Horn was born in Scotland and studied<br />
initially in Canada and then in Amsterdam and Stockholm, making<br />
his début as a soloist with the Toronto Symphony under Seiji Ozawa<br />
at the age of 15. After orchestras in London and Detroit, he was
appointed in 1985 to the Berlin Philharmonic (Herbert<br />
von Karajan). He is a founding member of the<br />
Berlin Philharmonic Wind Quintet (1988) and<br />
teaches at several internationally renowned music<br />
schools. Many of his students hold horn positions<br />
in major orchestras.<br />
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Huw Watkins Pianist and composer was born in<br />
Wales and studied piano at Chetham’s School of Music and composition<br />
at Cambridge and the Royal College of<br />
Music. He has won numerous awards for<br />
composition and been Composer in Residence<br />
at various festivals, including Heimbach and<br />
Nürnberg. He is committed to the performance<br />
of new music and has given premieres of his<br />
own works, as well as works by Alexander Goehr,<br />
Peter Maxwell Davies and Michael Zev Gordon.<br />
His recordings include Thomas Adès’s song cycle<br />
The Lover in Winter and Alexander Goehr’s<br />
Symmetry Disorders Reach. A disc of his music will be released later<br />
in 2012.<br />
Pennie Denton Author has worked as a BBC TV<br />
researcher and librarian. She researched several<br />
programmes with Sir John Betjeman and subsequently<br />
edited his writings on London in Betjeman’s<br />
London. On retiring to Swanage in 1995 she<br />
wrote Seaside Surrealism: Paul Nash in Swanage.<br />
Her previous PAW Festival talks have covered <strong>Art</strong>ists<br />
in <strong>Purbeck</strong>, Bloomsbury in Studland and the<br />
Spencer Watson family.<br />
Cathryn Bradshaw Actress trained at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre<br />
School. Her first professional job was playing Tess in Tess of the<br />
D’Urbervilles at Salisbury Playhouse. She has worked extensively in<br />
television, radio, film and theatre. Her work includes seasons for The<br />
National Theatre, The RSC, Cheek by Jowl, Out of Joint, Shared Experience,<br />
The Donmar Warehouse, The Young Vic and The Royal Court.<br />
She has been directed by Trevor Nunn, Stephen Sondheim, Sam<br />
Mendes and Stephen Daldry, among others. Her work has taken her<br />
all over the world - but she’d rather be in <strong>Purbeck</strong>.<br />
Paul McCreesh Conductor<br />
has established himself at the highest levels in<br />
both the period instrument and modern<br />
orchestral fields and is recognised for his<br />
authoritative and innovative performances on<br />
the concert platform and in the opera house. He<br />
is the founder and <strong>Art</strong>istic Director of the Gabrieli<br />
Consort & Players. His guest conducting takes<br />
him to major orchestras and opera houses across<br />
the globe, with recent and current projects including Brahms’<br />
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Requiem, Britten’s War Requiem, Haydn’s The Seasons, Berlioz’s<br />
l’Enfance du Christ. Recent recordings include Haydn’s Creation,<br />
Mozart’s C Minor Mass, Handel Arias with Rolando Villazón, Handel’s<br />
Saul and Berlioz’s Grande Messe des Morts. Picture by Rowan<br />
Griffiths<br />
Gabrieli Consort & Players<br />
are world-renowned interpreters<br />
of great choral and<br />
instrumental repertoire from<br />
the renaissance to the present<br />
day. They are regular visitors<br />
to the world’s most prestigious<br />
concert halls and appear<br />
frequently at London’s major<br />
venues. They are committed to working with young musicians and<br />
in 20<strong>10</strong> launched the Gabrieli Young Singers’ Scheme. Gabrieli record<br />
for Paul McCreesh’s new record label Winged Lion. Their highly<br />
acclaimed recording of Berlioz’s Grande Messe des Morts will be<br />
followed by three further releases during 2012: A Song of Farewell; A<br />
Venetian Coronation; and Mendelssohn’s Elijah.<br />
Mhairi Lawson Soprano has performed with such companies as<br />
English National Opera, Les <strong>Art</strong>s Florissants, the<br />
Gabrieli Consort & Players, the Academy of<br />
Ancient Music and the Scottish Chamber<br />
Orchestra. Commercial recordings include<br />
Haydn’s Creation and many of Vivaldi’s works<br />
with La Serenissima. Forthcoming CD releases<br />
include Schubert Lieder. Recent and future<br />
highlights include Galatea in Acis and Galatea,<br />
Iphis in Jephtha, and The Creation (Gabrieli<br />
Consort & Players/McCreesh); Dorinda in<br />
Orlando and Vivaldi’s L’Olimpiade; recitals in the Belfast Festival and<br />
Brighton Early Music Festival; Bach Magnificat; Haydn’s The Seasons;<br />
Handel’s Ottone and Couperin’s Trois Leçons de ténèbres in a<br />
European tour (The King’s Consort).<br />
Paula Chateauneuf Lutenist is a soloist,<br />
accompanist, teacher and linchpin of numerous<br />
early music groups and has earned her<br />
reputation as one of the most respected and<br />
admired musicians in early music. She has been<br />
involved in pioneering work with the groups<br />
Circa 1500, Sinfonye, the New London Consort,<br />
and the Gabrieli Consort & Players, whose<br />
principal lutenist she remains to this day. Her<br />
playing has been described as one of the most<br />
exciting things on the pre-classical concert<br />
circuit; her interest in improvisation, dance music, and basso<br />
continuo has led to a diverse career. She is a sought after accompanist<br />
for leading singers and international opera houses and has
ecorded for all the major labels.<br />
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Martin Best Singer, musician and actor has<br />
recreated the art of the minstrel and troubadour,<br />
performing, devising and directing<br />
magical programmes in live performance<br />
and on television and radio all over the world.<br />
He is renowned for his work on the medieval<br />
poet-singers of Provence. He has created many<br />
words-and-music programmes for the Royal<br />
Shakespeare Company and the Apollo Society<br />
and has received many awards including the Gramophone Magazine<br />
Critic’s Choice and the International Edison Award. He is a Fellow of<br />
the Royal Society of <strong>Art</strong>s.<br />
Lucie Skeaping Musician and broadcaster<br />
presents BBC Radio 3’s long-running series The<br />
Early Music Show. She is Director of The Burning<br />
Bush (traditional Jewish music) and The City<br />
Waites (early English popular music). Her<br />
publications include Broadside Ballads (Faber<br />
Music, Winner Best Classical Music Book Award<br />
2006) and Let’s Make Tudor Music, (Stainer and<br />
Bell, TES award).<br />
Elvis McGonagall Compere & Poet was the 2006 World Poetry Slam<br />
Champion and compere of the Blue Suede<br />
Sporran Club. He is one of the poets who<br />
appears on BBC Radio 4’s Saturday Live to<br />
delight the listeners. His poems make you laugh<br />
but there’s no mistaking their righteous anger,<br />
directed with unerring accuracy at a motley<br />
crowd of politicians and other important<br />
people. A McGonagall slam resonates with<br />
vigour and drags poetry off its pedestal to the<br />
pleasure and entertainment of all.<br />
Dr George Rawson Author<br />
is an art historian based in Glasgow who has<br />
written and curated exhibitions on the work of<br />
Fra Newbery. His book Fra H Newbery: a Dorset<br />
artist was published by Bridport Heritage<br />
Forum in 2008.<br />
Stephen Warbeck Composer began studying<br />
piano and composing at the age of four, and by<br />
his mid-teens he had developed an affinity for<br />
rock ‘n’ roll as well as for theatre. Since the early<br />
1980s, Stephen has scored numerous stage productions,<br />
television projects and feature films.<br />
He is perhaps best-known for his Academy<br />
Award-winning work on Shakespeare In Love.<br />
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Television includes the first five series of Prime Suspect, for which he<br />
received a BAFTA nomination. In addition to composing for film and<br />
television, Stephen has written music for numerous radio plays and<br />
theatres including the Almeida and the Royal Court. He is a founder<br />
member of The hKippers.<br />
Melvyn Bragg (Baron Bragg) is a well respected broadcaster and<br />
author perhaps best known for presenting The South Bank Show<br />
(1978–20<strong>10</strong>) and the BBC Radio discussion<br />
programme In Our Time – which had its<br />
500th programme last year. As a novelist and<br />
writer of non-fiction, he has written a<br />
number of television and film screenplays.<br />
He is a Vice President of the Friends of the<br />
British Library and an Honorary Fellow of the<br />
Royal Society. In 2011 he published The Book<br />
of Books: the radical impact of the King<br />
James Bible 1611 – 2011 and presented a<br />
BBC documentary on The King James Bible: the book that changed<br />
the world.<br />
Young Musicians: Patrick Curlett (violin) studies at the Royal<br />
Northern College of Music and has been supported by the Michael<br />
James Music Trust. Lauren Fowler (soprano) has recently returned from<br />
studying music at university while Fiona Hymns (soprano) is studying<br />
opera at the Royal Northern College. Helen Nicholas (Piano) and Joe<br />
Arnold (trombone) are studying at the Royal Academy of Music in London.<br />
Sarah Shore (oboe) and Chris Rand (saxophone) are also continuing<br />
their studies.<br />
The Sacconi Quartet was formed at the Royal College of Music in<br />
2001, since when it has established a secure and substantial<br />
reputation. The Quartet is recognised for its unanimous and<br />
compelling ensemble, performing with style and commitment and<br />
consistently communicating with a fresh and imaginative approach.<br />
Its four founder members demonstrate a shared passion for string<br />
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quartet repertoire, infectiously<br />
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decade they have enjoyed a<br />
highly successful international<br />
career, performing regularly<br />
throughout Europe, at<br />
London’s major venues, in<br />
recordings and radio broadcasts. The Sacconi is Quartet in Association<br />
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Tony Adams R<br />
Paul Angel 9<br />
Roy Aplin R<br />
Mary Baker R<br />
Brian Bishop 1<br />
Stephen Bishop 42<br />
Boilerhouse Gallery 33<br />
Jacky Botterill 46<br />
Peter Boyce-Tomkins 25<br />
Bonnie Brown 1<br />
Burngate Stone Carving Centre 22<br />
Annie Campbell 20<br />
Robin Claridge R<br />
David Cole 43, R<br />
Kim De Beer 2, R<br />
Karen Delahay R<br />
Chris Dowding R<br />
Keith Dowling 23<br />
Charlotte Dowling R<br />
Janine Drayson 3, <strong>26</strong><br />
Heather Dring R<br />
Andy Farrer - Lens-Flair R<br />
Rowena Faye 17<br />
Georgina Fermer <strong>10</strong><br />
John Flower 39<br />
Rachel Fooks R<br />
The Gallery at 41 32<br />
Clarissa Galliano 12<br />
Heather Gibbons 25<br />
Sheila Girling A<br />
The Good Companion Collective 40<br />
Simon Gudgeon 47<br />
Ian Harris Ceramics 31<br />
Kitty Hartnell 45<br />
Monica Hawley 17<br />
W J Haysom & Son 23<br />
Phil Hill 35<br />
Toby Hoad R<br />
Sheila Jolly R<br />
Holton Lee 41<br />
Anne Hourigan 38<br />
Lizzie Induni 27<br />
Eliza Jayne Ceramics 3, <strong>26</strong><br />
<strong>Art</strong>ist Index<br />
Sue Lansbury 20<br />
Margaret Lawton 15<br />
Laurence Lloyd-Jones 28<br />
Lulworth <strong>Art</strong>s 44<br />
Sally Maltby R<br />
Sebastian McEwen 14<br />
Do Michell 24<br />
David Michell 24<br />
Charlie Money 18, R<br />
Alan R Morris R<br />
The Mulberry Tree Gallery 8<br />
Sinead O’Neill R<br />
Jill Nice 43, R<br />
John Owens 34<br />
Antonia Phillips 21<br />
<strong>Purbeck</strong> Rocks Stoneware Pottery 7<br />
The <strong>Purbeck</strong> School <strong>Art</strong> Students 37<br />
Moira Purver 21, R<br />
Diana Quinn R<br />
Nell Race 29<br />
Shannon Ribbons 27<br />
Jonathon Sells R<br />
Mike Sharpe R<br />
Joy Shepherd R<br />
Katy Shepherd 27<br />
Chrissy Silver 11<br />
Studio Workshop 6<br />
Judy Tate 30<br />
Peter Tate R<br />
Ted’s Field Group 36<br />
Andrew Thomas 35<br />
3@TheLittleManor 16<br />
Cathy Veale 5<br />
Tony Viney 20<br />
Kitty Wass 13<br />
Wendy Lalla Wharam R<br />
Claire Whitman 11<br />
Graham Whitney 4<br />
Jay Wilkinson R<br />
Kevin Williamson R<br />
Sarah Wootton 19<br />
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PURBECK ART WEEKS<br />
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<strong>26</strong> <strong>MAY</strong> ~ <strong>10</strong> <strong>JUNE</strong> 2012<br />
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