BAS Autumn Brochure 18 (online)

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Bath Artists’ Studios
Autumn Programme 2018
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Where learning and practice meet.

Autumn 2018
We begin this season on a note of
sadness. In May, Bath Artists’ Studios
longest serving member Edward
Lewis passed away. Edward was the
first artist to move in to the studios
after its foundation by David Cobley.
A passionate artist often working in
his studio late into the night, his life
and work were celebrated by friends
and colleagues with a retrospective
exhibition in the Roper Gallery in July.
Autumn 2018 brings us a great deal
to look forward to. The season
really gets into the swing of things
with our annual Open Studios (28-
30 September), this includes our
fundraising Silent Auction in partnership
with Art At The Heart of the RUH. We
are also introducing new new classes
held both at BAS and with our partners
at Town Hall Arts in Trowbridge.
From October onwards the Roper
Gallery changes from its previous role
as a hireable exhibition space to a
curated gallery, this season we will be
welcoming exhibitions including ‘She
Did That: Celebrating Female Artists
Working in the Music Industry, Bath
Spa University Students and a oneperson
exhibition by Manchester based
painter Peter Seal in conjunction with
Anthony Hepworth Fine Art
Dealers.
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Top: Emily Evans Middle: Georgia Cox Bottom: Tess Redburn, LIVETY030
EDWARD LEWIS 1936-2018
As you would expect from a prolific artist who practised for over fifty years, Ed
Lewis created a vast body of work. From paintings and drawings to collages that
burst out of their rectangular origins, no style or discipline could contain the immense
energy and passion he had for art. It’s impossible to separate his character from his
work. He was an engaging and amusing raconteur, irreverent and eccentric. Thus
a short walk became a journey, a map became an atlas, each new work a station
on the way. There was no destination just a continuum so skilfully improvised. His
work was like a sentence that would unfurl itself into a memoir. No surface or object
was left untouched and although he was a technically excellent artist the orthodox
couldn’t contain his energy and ideas. From the first line, mark or gesture he was
off transforming the prosaic into a rich and inspired tapestry of unbridled creativity.
Envelopes, boxes, newspaper, toilet rolls were employed when an idea or impulse
came to him, he just reached out for nearest object and went to work. I once saw him
take off his pullover and cut it into shapes just because he couldn’t find the shade and
body of the burgundy he needed, from a tube. He carried on working in his vest.
Ed always seemed that he was at odds with the rectangle, disliked framing his work,
and would only do so for the sake of galleries and exhibitions that demanded it.
Although he wanted to be successful and recognised, it would have to be on his own
terms. He found the rules oppressive and unnecessary. They certainly didn’t apply to
him and in the end it cost him the recognition he so richly deserved. Although he was
a modest unassuming man, as an artist he was fiercely courageous in his approach
and in the defence of his ideas and passions. I had the pleasure and privilege of
sharing the same studios as Ed for 18 years and I always valued his feedback,
it was honest (to the
point where it could hurt)
and so well informed and
erudite. The pleasure
was in that wry smile,
the glint in his eye and
the stories that so often
exposed the stupidities
of the universe. We both
shared a love of poetry,
it seems appropriate,
in respect of Ed, that I
quote the American poet
Robert Lowell:
“My eye can see what
my hand has done”
Louis Hawkins
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News and
Upcoming events
NEW WEBSITE FOR BAS
We are delighted to announce that our new website at
www.bathartistsstudios.co.uk is now live. Built by Bath based web
developer Blispa the new site includes more informative and ‘user friendly’
features such as an interactive calendar. The site will be your one stop shop
for all classes, exhibitions, news, events and projects organised by BAS and
its community.
SUMMER RESIDENCY EXCHANGE
Building on the success of last year, Bath Artists’ Studios and Town Hall
Arts, Trowbridge have teamed up again to host artists from each other’s
communities. Our aim is to foster dialogue and communication between
creative artists within our area.
This year Bath Artists’ Studios welcomes Marianne Micoud Flewitt, an artist
exploring colour theory through abstraction. Marianne will be exhibiting her
work in the Roper Gallery from Monday 3rd to Thursday 16th of September.
Meanwhile, BAS artist Angel Greenham has been working in the historic cells
at Trowbridge Town Hall. Angel is a multi-disciplinary artist exploring the
vacuum created by technological advance as a space for expressing notions
of escapism and the uncanny.
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Marianne Micoud Flewitt
Opposite: Angel Greenham, Beyond Our Reach
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Open Studios 2018
28 – 30 September
Opening party: Friday 28 September 6.30-9.30pm
Studios Open 29-30 September 11.00am – 5.00pm
Live music, exhibitions, bars, café, workshops and of course a chance to
meet our artists, Autumn 2018 comes in with a bang at Bath Artists’ Studios
in this popular annual fixture of our calendar.
The weekend gets going with a launch party on Friday (6.30-9.30pm)
including Latin and Gypsy Jazz from Manos Puestas, catering by The Pizza
Bike, licensed bars and the opening of our entire building including studios,
and the gallery where we’ll be showing works by local and studio based
artists in our Silent Auction (see details below). The weekend continues on
Saturday and Sunday with a chance to view studios, exhibitions, take part in
workshops and (of course) sample the delicious food and drink at our popup
café.
SILENT AUCTION 2018
Featuring some of Bath’s most prominent artists, our ‘Silent Auction 2018’
fundraiser once again sees Bath Artists’ Studios collaborating with the Royal
United Hospital’s Art At The Heart arts and wellbeing team. This year we
have introduced some significant changes. Whilst the visual arts is one of
the most poorly paid sectors in the economy, artists are frequently called
upon to donat their time and work free of charge to support good causes.
Recognising this, we have decided to split proceeds equally between the
artists and ourselves as beneficiaries of the auction. For the buyer, this
means that their purchase will support an artist as well as the work of the
studios and our colleagues at the Royal United Hospital. With reserve prices
from under £100 this year’s works range of size and medium, for the first
time introducing three dimensional sculpture and design.
Works will be exhibited in the South Corridor at the Royal United Hospital
from 10th August until 24th September transferring to The Roper Gallery for
our Open Studios Weekend (28th-30th September).
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To view the works and place a bid please visit.
artatruh.org/exhibitions/temporary-programme/south-corridor/
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Marianne Micoud Flewitt
Town Hall Arts and Bath Artists’ Studios Residency Exchange
Monday 3 – Sunday 16 September, 12-5pm
Reception, Thursday 6 September 6-8pm
Over the last two years, artists from the communities of practice focussed
on Town Hall Arts in Trowbridge and Bath Artists’ Studios have exchanged
residencies over the Summer. This year at BAS we welcome painter
Marianne Micoud Flewitt.
EXHIBITIONS
‘I am a visual artist exploring abstraction through colour theory. My artwork
so far carries a theme of evoking personal reflection. I choose to create
this response through colour and surface. As the result of my process, I
achieve different interpretations of my paintings making them subjective and
unique to every individual. My work develops through the artists’ and the art
observers’ response to my work. Therefore, it is imperative to have an active
and ongoing interaction with my audience and fellow artists.’
Fresh Art @ FAB18 - Exhibition and workshops
Below: Marianne Micoud Flewitt
IMAGE: Fabric for Sale
(Detail), Sarah Wimperis
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Above: Russell Bell
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Somewhere In-between
Russell Bell
Suze Adams and Linda Ashe
Wednesday 19 – Saturday 22 September
10am – 3.30pm weekdays, 10am – 4.00pm Saturday
Suze Adams and Linda
Ashe share conceptual
concerns yet express
their ideas in radically
different and distinct
ways - this work-inprogress
installation
including photography,
film, sound and
sculpture. The show
reveals new works from
both artists on themes
of: loss and memory
(feelings of presence
in absence); embodied
experience (physical and
psychological expression); the fluid nature of time and the concrete actuality of
mortality.
We hope the show will provoke discussion around these themes so do come
and view these intriguing artworks. Suze and Linda will be working in the gallery
throughout so please
feel free to share your
thoughts about the
various pieces with the
artists and learn more
about the thinking
behind the making.
Friday 5 – Tuesday 16 October, 12-4pm
Opening Evening Friday 5, 7-9pm
When I was young I was idealist…
I found beauty, meaning and wonder everywhere looked.
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Above: Suze Adams
Left: Linda Ashe
When I got older I became realist…
I saw a world of rough edges and difficult truths.
The grew tiresome, I decided to be surrealist…
Things got pretty weird after that.
Painting, word, sound, film, sculpture, performance….Art.
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Russell Bell has been Bath Spa University graduate artist in residence at
Bath Artists’ Studios from October 2017.

She Did That
A celebration of female visual artists working in the music industry
Thursday 1 – Thursday 18 November, 12-5pm
Opening Night: Thursday 1 November, 5-9pm
A group exhibition featuring the work of five female artists with West Country
connections, whose artworks and illustrations have featured on record sleeves,
festival and gig posters, music videos and articles in the music press.
The art of Sophie Bass, Emily Evans, Anna Higgie, Tess Redburn and Victoria
Topping is steeped in the myriad cultures of music, with all five artists drawing
inspiration from, as well as providing visuals for, a diverse range of genres from
Jazz to Hip Hop,
Gwana to Techno.
A series of
workshops and
gallery talks will
accompany the
exhibition, with
all information to
be announced
via the BAS
social media
channels.
Peter Seal: Paintings and Collages
Thursday 22 November - Thursday 11 December, 12-5pm
Opening Night, Thursday November 22, 6-8pm
Peter Seal’s abstract paintings and collages invite meditative engagement,
evoking a range of moods through his handling of colour and form.
The exhibition includes examples of early work in which colour relationships
are explored through minimal geometric forms. These paintings are the
product of sustained contemplation and typically convey a sense of deep
time.
In recent years, Peter has begun to work on small monochrome collages
as a focussed way of exploring composition. This has led on to a
series of larger black and white compositions on canvas which have an
immediate dramatic quality, as well as structural developments in his
colour compositions. Peter has been based in Manchester for over three
decades, having trained at Manchester Polytechnic in the 1980s following a
BA in Fine Art at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in Dundee.
“His work has substance and integrity; its quality is indisputable.’
Dr Ian Massey 2014
This exhibition is organised in conjunction with Peter Seal’s representative,
Anthony Hepworth Fine Art Dealers.
Below: Peter Seal, Barry John
Above: Anna
Higgie
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Exhibition 12/12/18
FACILITIES
Teaching Room | SCULPTURE ROOM | STUDIOS
THE TEACHING ROOM
10m x 7m Workshop/Teaching Room
£10.50ph or £73.50 for 8hr day.
Our large and popular teaching room
can accommodate classes of up to
40 people. Hiring the space includes
access to easels, boards, tables,
lighting, sink and changing room. You
will also have access to our ‘Common
Room’ for breaks and refreshments.
Publicly accessible classes are eligible
for complimentary promotion via our
website and social media channels.
Thursday 13 December – Friday 21 December: 12.00pm-5.00pm
Open Evening: Thursday 13 December 6.00-8.00pm
This group show by third year students from Bath Spa University
School of Art and Design includes a range of works, the majority of
which are progressions from second and third year studies. The
exhibition offers the students the chance to experiment with ways of
presenting their work before the final degree shows in the Summer.
Working within a broad spectrum of oeuvres from realism to sound
design, all the works are inspired by contemporary themes of
depression and political issues. Influences are drawn from artists such
as Francis Bacon, George Orwell, Grayson Perry and Lucian Freud.
The exhibiting artists are: Amelia Harrison, Joanna Collins, Gwen
Davenport, Harry Little, Samantha Davies, Laura Cherry,
Georgia Smith and Sarah Mccone Usher.
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Above: Laura Cherry
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SCULPTURE ROOM
3m x 3m enclosed workshop space
£5.25ph, £21pd, £52.50pw,
£157.50pm
As an extension to our Teaching
Room and Gallery facilities, this
newly developed space comprises
an area suitable for casting, wet or
construction based sculpture. Hire of
this space includes access to sink and
draining/drying areas.
Above: A life drawing class underway in the
Teachinmg Room. Left: Sue Larner at work.
For all enquiries for booking facilities at BAS please contact:
admin@bathartistsstudios.co.uk

CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS
Throughout the year Bath Artists’ Studios has a 3 termly programme of
classes and workshops in our large and well equipped teaching room. If
you would like to book a place on a class, please contact the class tutor.
Contact details for all tutors can be found in the directory that follows this
section.
If you are a tutor and have an idea for a class, the Teaching Room is
available for as little as £10.60ph, so we’d love to hear from you. Please
contact: admin@bathartistsstudios.co.uk or call 01225 482 480
MONDAYS
STUDIOS
£12.60 pm per sq meter
A community of 60 professional artists and makers, our building offers a studios in
a wide range of sizes over two floors. 3D work is accommodated in our ground
floor and warehouse spaces while 2D work is located in our first floor studios.
Spaces become vacant on a regular basis and we always welcome applications
from new artists interested in taking a studio.
Drawing From Life
24 September – 3 December (half
term 29 October)
10.00am -1.00pm or 2.00pm –
5.00pm
£220 full course not including
materials
Intensive drawing classes for those
keen to learn. The course is aimed
towards those who are looking
to establish a firm and intelligent
foundation for a lifetime of creative
practice.
Tutors: Saied Dai and Charlotte
Sorapure
Life Drawing and Painting
Class
3 September – 10 December (half
term 29 October)
7.00pm-9.30pm
£12.50 per class not including
materials
An informative class aimed at
improving drawing skills as wel as
exploring various mediums. Tuition
available. For beginnings to fully
fledged artists wishing to work in a
supportive, friendly atmosphere.
Tutor: Charlotte Edge
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For all enquiries and applying for a studio space at BAS please contact:
admin@bathartistsstudios.co.uk
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TUESDAYS
Long Pose Class
4 September – 11 December (half
term 30 October)
10.00am – 1.00pm
£11.00 per class not including
materials
This is an untutored friendly life
drawing class. This life model holds
the one post for the whole session
and is heavily lit. This is a drop in
class and all abilities are welcome, no
need to book!
Tutor: Sue Larner
Drawing for all Levels
11 September – 11 December (half
term 30 October)
2.00pm-4.30pm
Full course £214 (or pro rata after
start of term)
Half term 7 weeks £115
Inclusive of materials except paper
This class is suitable for all abilities
and provides a friendly environment
which supports and encourages
absolute beginners, creatively
challenges those who want to
improve their drawing and gives
a framework for artists who want
to further their creative practice.
Individual attention is given to assess
each student’s needs and provide
them with the appropriate level of
instruction.
Tutor: Felicity Bowers
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Life Drawing
4th September – 13 November (half
term 30 October)
6.30pm-9.30pm
£176 for term (limited concessions
available, materials not included)
A highly structured drawing class
using the life model as inspiration. We
will use many exercises and materials
to discover mark making, perspective,
form, composition and tone. Each
week we will tackle new aspects of
drawing the human form to help each
student build their own individual
practice as an artist. This class will
benefit beginners as well as practicing
artists. Materials will be available to
buy in class.
Tutor: Sue Larner
Teen After School Art Club
(Ages 11-14)
18 September – 13 December (half
term 30 October)
4.00pm-5.00pm
£84 full term including materials
Art classes for older children interested
in extending their creative studies.
Students will cover a number of
mediums – clay, textiles, print, painting
etc, to give the pupils a chance to
develop a range of creative skills.
Tutor: Funky Art House
Children’s After School Art
Club (Ages 7-11)
18 September – 11 December (half
term 30 October)
5.30pm-6.30pm
£72 full term including materials
Each term pupils will have the
opportunity to explore a different
area of art and design. Artistic
topics include drawing, painting,
textiles, clay, paper-crafts, illustration,
architecture, animation, print and
more. Pupils will learn new skills,
investigate a number of artists
and designers work and creative
professions and document their
creations in their own sketchbook.
Students will also get the chance to
visit art exhibitions, enter competitions
and exhibit their work in showcases.
Tutor: Funky Art House
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WEDNESDAYS
Creativity Through
Watercolour and Mixed
Media
26 September – 5 December (half
term 31 October)
9.45am-12.45pm
£150 not including materials
This is a course enabling people to
develop in their own unique way.
Initially the craft and techniques
of watercolours and then mixed
media (combining watercolour
with goache and acrylics; also with
charcoal and pastels) will be taught
and demonstrated to show their
descriptive and expressive potential.
Nature is experienced in details of
growth patterns as well as through
landscape. Natural forms echo our
own psychological processes and
they also provide a starting point for
imaginative themes; thus linking the
inner and outer worlds.
Tutor: Michael Chaitow
Life Sculpture
5 September – 14 November (halfterm
31 October)
1.30-4.30pm
£176 + £16 materials
The life model holds one pose for 3-4
weeks. Clay, direct ciment fondu and
wire are used to discover the human
form in three dimensions. We will also
tackle the portrait head, the relief and
casting. Beginners welcome.
Tutor Sue Larner

Sculpture
5 September – 14 November (half
term 31 October)
6.30-9.30pm
£120 + £16 materials
This is a group led untutored
sculpture class for experienced
sculptors wanting to experiment using
the human form as a starting point.
Tutor: Sue Larner
THURSDAYS
The Art of Portraiture
27 September – 6 December (halfterm
1 November)
10.00am – 1.00pm
£170 not inclusive of materials
A structured course in the art of
portraiture working from the model;
progressing from drawing (structure
and proportion) through to full
painting. Emphasis will be given to the
progression from drawing through to
painting, in stages, using traditional
layering and glazing techniques.
Tutor: Michael Chaitow
Children’s After School Art
Club (Ages 7-11)
20 September – 13 December (half
term 1 November)
5.30pm-6.30pm
£72 full term including materials
Each term pupils will have the
opportunity to explore a different
area of art and design. Artistic topics
include drawing, painting, textiles,
clay, paper-crafts, illustration,
architecture, animation, print
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and more. Pupils will learn new
skills, investigate a number of artists
and designers work and creative
professions and document their
creations in their own sketchbook.
Students will also get the chance to
visit art exhibitions, enter competitions
and exhibit their work in showcases.
Tutor: Funky Art House.
Fridays
Elements of Drawing
14 September – 14 December (half
term 2 November)
10.30am-1.00pm
Full course £214 (or pro-rata after
start of term)
Half term 7 weeks £115
Inclusive of materials
Drawing for absolute beginners or
anyone wanting to improve their basic
drawing skills. Drawing is a skill that
can be learned, not a mysterious
ability bestowed at random. We will
use a lot of exercises and games
that are proven to increase the eyehand
connection and your way of
perceiving your chosen object of
drawing.
Tutor: Felicity Bowers
Weekend CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS
Life Painting Day
Saturday 6 October
10.30am – 4.30pm
£41 inclusive of materials except for
paper
A whole day of life studies with a
longer pose for the majority of the
day, giving the opportunity to paint.
This is also an opportunity to make
some longer and more considered
drawings. A wide range of materials
included, plus paper at a small
charge. Bring your own canvas or
board if painting.
Tutor: Felicity Bowers
Printmaking By Hand
Saturday 2 November
10.30am-4.30pm
£45 inclusive of materials
Explore the art of printmaking with
a minimum of equipment. You can
make beautiful prints just using hand
pressure with no need for a press.
We will work with lino, card and
collage relief prints to produce limited
editions in black and white and colour,
also monoprint for painterly
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effects.
Tutor: Felicity Bowers
Drawing A Head
Saturday 1 December
10.30am-4.30pm
£41 inclusive of materials except for
paper
This workshop looks at ways of
drawing the model’s head. Whilst
not a portrait class as such, we will
discover the structures underlying
the face that govern the placing of
the features. All drawing media will
be explored, including some colour.
Some materials are provided but you
are welcome to bring your own.
Tutor: Felicity Bowers
Children’s Saturday Art Club
Throughout the year, Funky Art House
runs a wide selection of classes
for children and young people.
Exploring different areas of art and
design including drawing, painting,
textiles, clay, paper-crafts, illustration,
architecture, animation, print and
more, classes are tailored to suite
three different age groups: 7-11,
11-14, 14-17. Full details of the
complete range of courses offered
by Funky Art House are available at
www.funkyarthouse.co.uk
Tutor: Funky Art House

ARTWRITE: SHE DID THIS TOO
Saturday 17 November, 10.30am – 3.30pm
£45 (£30)
A special one-off creative writing workshop
held in conjunction with our exhibition ‘She
Did That; Celebrating Female Visual Artists
In The Music Industry’ and led by acclaimed
writer and creative writing tutor Angela Street.
‘A writer should write with [her] eyes and a
painter paint with [her] ears.’
Gertrude Stein
ARTWRITE is a brand new THING bringing
art and writing together to CREATE original
poetry, prose, monologues or scripts, and
everything in between, behind and BEYOND.
Be warned: this workshop will involve
GAZING at paintings, daydreaming, doodling,
and WEIRD writing exercises inspired by the
SHE DID THAT exhibition.
Come with an open mind, pen/paper or
laptop to write on.
Tutor: Angelia Street
NEW CLASSES!
Workshop Exchange.
Bath Artists’ Studios and Town Hall Arts in Trowbridge are working in
partnership to bring new short courses to both venues. This Autumn
we offer two courses of five weekly classes in Art Journaling and Oil
Painting led by experienced artists from our communities, Rob Lunn
and Jo Beal.
Adventures in Art Journaling with Jo Beal
At: Bath Artists Studios; 20 September – 18 October 6.00-7.30pm
At: Town Hall Arts: 8 November – 6 December, 5.30-7pm
Price: £15 per session, £60 full course (not inclusive of materials)
Develop an amazing creative habit during 5 weeks of art journaling workshops.
Jo will help set you on a path of daily creativity in a fun and experimental way,
using different approaches to drawing and lettering. With top tips on tools and
techniques these workshops will inspire you to fill your journal pages with amazing
art, gaining confidence in your drawing and making new friends along the way.
To book your place on this course please visit: bathartistsstudios.co.uk/project/
workshop-exchange/
About Angela Street And Playwriting Salisbury
‘I run Playwriting Salisbury+ and work as a freelance Writer, Mentor, Tutor, Script
Reader, Dramaturg. I was recently awarded The Writers’ Guild Olwen Wymark
Theatre Award for my work with new writing, especially working with women. I’m
an accredited Writing Coach (Arvon, NAWE, RD1st), hold an MA in Scriptwriting
with distinction, and have been a dedicated supporter of new writers for 25 years.
I encourage playfulness and risk-taking in the use of language, form and content.
I’ve worked with a number of artists including Charlotte Moreton, ceramicist Mirka
Golden-Hahn, and Gini at Salisbury Arts Centre, and I’ve run art/writing projects
with Salisbury Fringe where I ran workshops and produced a series of short plays
based on the paintings of Frida Kahlo and another on William Blake. Some of my
poetry has been incorporated into art exhibitions. I’m interested in how writing can
be exhibited to a wider public. A former Scriptwriting Tutor with the Open
University, I now run scriptwriting courses in Salisbury and throughout the
South West.’
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Above: Victoria Topping, Dreaming of Mattissell
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NEW CLASSES!
Half term and holidays
Children’s and Teen School Holiday Workshops
October Half-Term Workshops for 7+ and 11+
29 October – 1 November
9.30am – 3.30pm
£35-£38 per day inclusive of materials
Keep the kids and teens entertained over the holidays by exploring a variety of arts
and crafts in a real artists’ studio centre. Pupils will learn about local and historical
artists and take inspiration from these to produce their own unique pieces of art.
A great way to spend the holidays having fun, making new friends and learning
new creative skills. Teen Art Club covers more advanced artistic techniques and
projects.
An Introduction to Oil Painting in 5 Steps with Rob Lunn
At: Bath Artists’ Studios: 8 November – 6 December, 7.00-8.30pm
At: Town Hall Arts: 20 September – 18 October, 7.00-8.30pm
Price: £15 per session, £60 full course (not inclusive of materials)
A five week course led by Rob Lunn designed to give you the key skills needed
to start your journey with this exciting medium. Learn in a relaxed, positive and
supportive environment.
Step 1: An Introduction to Oil Paint (everything you need to know to get started)
Step 2: Colour Mixing Demystified (learn to mix any colour you want)
Step 3: Thinking Tonally (just the start of the process)
Step 4: Bring Your Key Skills Together (trust in the process)
Step 5: Push Yourself Forward (make the process work foryou)
Accessible for the complete beginner as well as the more experienced
painter.
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To book your place on this course please visit: bathartistsstudios.co.uk/
project/workshop-exchange/

DIRECTORY OF TUTORS
Lorna Bode - Creative Ceramics:
hand building, slabbing and coiling
techniques. 1-2-1 and small group
tuition.
07717 137 039
ceramics@lornabode.com
Felicity Bowers
01225 313 301
07752 879 184
mail@felicityromabowers.co.uk
www.felicityromabowers.co.uk
Michael Chaitow
01225 938 958
07773 244 272
michaelchaitow@hotmail.co.uk
www.michaelchaitow.com
Saied Dai and Charlotte Sorapure
01225 858 267
07876 703 473
charlotte.sorapure@gmail.com
www.saieddai.co.uk
www.charlottesorapure.co.uk
Funky Art House- Children’s and teen
art classes – after school, Saturday and
holiday courses.
07737 615 152
art@funkyarthouse.co.uk
www.funkyarthouse.co.uk
Sue Larner
01225 835 131
suelarner@icloud.com
Trevor Lillistone- Ceramics: individual
throwing tuition
07941 716 860
tlillistone.co.uk
Angela Street
01722 322143
astreetwriter@yahoo.com
Charlotte Edge
07910 018 751
charls.walker@gmail.com
Mary-Jane Evans- Ceramics tuition.
Various hand-building techniques –
slabbing, coiling, collaging and glazing
in my own studio/school room or a
venue of your choice. Courses and
prices on application. One to one/
group sessions/societies/portfolio
sessions/mentoring. Please ring for
an informal chat. All abilities
catered for.
07984 645 380
25 maryjane36@hotmail.com
maryjaneevansceramics.com
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benjamin.goldfinch@yahoo.com
Studio images courtesy of Peter Stone
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limited by guarantee, registered in
England No. 3496786. Registered
Charity No 1102077.