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Threads of Home 1-30 September 2026 Fusion Arts Window Galleries, Friar’s Entry, Oxford, OX1 2BY, available to view 24/7 Exhibition for East and South East Asian (ESEA) Heritage Month Threads of Home is an exhibition exploring how personal memories, traditions,...
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Laura Hodgson, Ali Moreton and Rachel Payne centre their practice in interpretation of landscapes. Colour, atmosphere and emotional connections shape their distinctive styles, complimenting each other through expressive mark making. Laura Hodgson explores concepts of time and place through mixed media....
Laura Hodgson, Ali Moreton and Rachel Payne centre their practice in interpretation of landscapes. Colour, atmosphere and emotional connections shape their distinctive styles, complimenting each other through expressive mark making. Laura Hodgson explores concepts of time and place through mixed media.... |
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Join us for an experimental creative workshop designed to spark joy! We’ll capture the beauty of the changing seasons from the striking fresh produce and glorious cut flowers, to the charming garden landscapes viewed from Worton Kitchen Garden’s beautiful glasshouse....
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This session is designed for the “I can’t even draw a stick figure” crowd and for the confident sketchbook carriers who fancy a creative shake-up. It’s less about getting it “right” and more about getting curious about lines, movement, marks,...
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Come along to Drawing Club – a fun, approachable opportunity to liberate your creativity through mark-making! Open to everyone; beginners, enthusiasts and artists alike! Each session will have a focus, but by no means is this a class! We encourage...
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Exploration and distinctive outcomes underpin the artwork of Liz Gascoigne and Vivien Shelton. Liz enjoys incorporating the shapes of abandoned stoneware with fragments juxtaposed. Vivien shares a similar visual language of flowing shapes, muted palette and the interplay of line.... |
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