NEXT EXHIBITION - OPENS THIS SATURDAY, 2 AUGUST
In the Main Gallery
Eight in Print: 2 - 24 August
Opening Reception Saturday 2 August, 4.30 - 6.30 pm
Maria Bradford . Catriona Brodribb . Jenny Lines . Flora McLachlan . Jane Peart . Heather Power . Morna Rhys . Caroline Tyack
In the Main Gallery
Eight in Print: 2 - 24 August
Opening Reception Saturday 2 August, 4.30 - 6.30 pm
Maria Bradford . Catriona Brodribb . Jenny Lines . Flora McLachlan . Jane Peart . Heather Power . Morna Rhys . Caroline Tyack
August's exhibition at West Ox Arts showcases recent work from eight printmakers who, sharing a common love of ink, have exciting and diverse approaches. All members of Oxford Printmakers' Co-operative, their techniques include etching, aquatint, screenprinting, monoprinting, vinyl cuts, chine colle and embossing. Click here to see more about 'Eight in Print'.
Join us for the opening reception this Saturday from 4.30 to 6.30 pm to share a drink and nibbles, and to hear from the printmakers themselves about their work.
We also have some exciting talks and workshops associated with this event:
14 August, 7.30pm WOA Members' Social Evening 'Oxford Printmakers and Printmaking Today' with Catriona Brodribb
23 August, 2-5 pm Linoprinting Workshop with Helen Pakeman.
21 August, 7.30 pm Illustrated Talk 'A History of Printmaking' by Gill Salway
Join us for the opening reception this Saturday from 4.30 to 6.30 pm to share a drink and nibbles, and to hear from the printmakers themselves about their work.
We also have some exciting talks and workshops associated with this event:
14 August, 7.30pm WOA Members' Social Evening 'Oxford Printmakers and Printmaking Today' with Catriona Brodribb
23 August, 2-5 pm Linoprinting Workshop with Helen Pakeman.
21 August, 7.30 pm Illustrated Talk 'A History of Printmaking' by Gill Salway
West Ox Arts Gallery is a bright and inspiring venue showcasing the work of contemporary artists, designers, and craftmakers. Our aim is to provide a stimulating experience in the visual arts. We are situated on the first floor of the Grade II listed Town Hall in Bampton, Oxfordshire; a picturesque Cotswold town that is famous as the fictitious Downton Village, about five miles from Witney.
Enjoy free admission, four hours' free parking directly outside, disabled access and free wi-fi.
