The Chiddingly Festival 2008
New for the show in 2008 we have stunning new jewellery by contemporary artist Anne Schilk and oil and acrylic landscapes by Tim Feltham.
We are also pleased to show the work of Madeleine Bradbury featuring her Bloomsbury inspired lamp bases, lamp shades and painted furniture in the Omega Workshops style.
Gordon Murdoch's Raku Tang style Horse head standing on a reclaimed wood plinth is shown alongside new bowls made specially for this show.
Liz Hankins will be showing new watercolours and there will also be new photographic prints by Robin Earl
Andrea Crook makes wonderful Raku character animals and birds with some in stoneware suitable for the garden.New for Chiddngly '08 are stoneware hares in various poses as well as a whole family of meerkats and playful dogs and ducks we have shown before.
Fay Hankins will show handwoven wall hangings of the South Downs and stone carver Chris Pellett introduces intricately beautiful coloured stone tops.
We are also pleased to show the work of Madeleine Bradbury featuring her Bloomsbury inspired lamp bases, lamp shades and painted furniture in the Omega Workshops style.
Gordon Murdoch's Raku Tang style Horse head standing on a reclaimed wood plinth is shown alongside new bowls made specially for this show.
Liz Hankins will be showing new watercolours and there will also be new photographic prints by Robin Earl
Andrea Crook makes wonderful Raku character animals and birds with some in stoneware suitable for the garden.New for Chiddngly '08 are stoneware hares in various poses as well as a whole family of meerkats and playful dogs and ducks we have shown before.
Fay Hankins will show handwoven wall hangings of the South Downs and stone carver Chris Pellett introduces intricately beautiful coloured stone tops.
