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The Friends of Cannizaro Park
in
in collaboration with
the
supported by MERTON ARTS
FESTIVAL
PARK
11am–5pm, Sunday 19th September
Your guide to a day of
Creativity and Community
Wimbledon Village’s
Grade II* Listed Park
www.cannizaropark.com
Welcome to Art in the Park,
brought to you by The Friends of Cannizaro Park
Our charity works alongside Merton Council to restore
Cannizaro Park, and also to enable visitors to engage with this
beautiful Grade II* listed landscape.
Art has long been part of Cannizaro’s history and our new Art in the Park festival
re-establishes that link. We have a fabulous array of local artists teaching and
exhibiting and all kinds of art activities on offer as well as an incredible community
sculpture! So whether you’re young or old, an observer or a participant, there’s
lots to see and do all around Cannizaro Park.
Thanks to our sponsors, all activities except classes are free. If you are able to
make a donation to the Friends, this will go to 2022 restoration work in the park.
We hope you have a wonderful time at Art in the Park.
Catherine Nelson
Chair of The Friends of Cannizaro Park
It’s hard to believe that this project started with a casual conversation during
a lockdown walk through Cannizaro Park back in January this year. Since then,
our team of artist-organisers has grown and, with the support and practical
help of The Friends of Cannizaro Park and all our sponsors and partners, we
are delighted to bring you the first Cannizaro Art in the Park. We hope you
enjoy the event we’ve put together: discover a thought-provoking piece on
the sculpture trail, find something you love in the art fair, or even feel inspired
to have a go at creating something yourself!
Katie Preston and Katharine Rowe
Co-organisers, Cannizaro Art in the Park
FEATURES OF CANNIZARO PARK (see map on next page)
A: Millennium Fountain K: ACAVA Cannizaro Studios
B: Aviary L: Water Garden & Cascade
C: Historic Pet Cemetery M: Azalea Dell
D: Tennis Court Garden N: Rhododendron Grove
E: Kier Garden O: Mediterranean Garden
F: Priest’s House P: Belvedere
G: Rose Garden Q: The Retreat
H: Diana Statue R: Herb Garden
I: Maple Walk S: Sunken Garden
J: Daffodil Bank T: Hotel du Vin
What’s on at Art in the Park
1 Viking Community Sculpture 3 Merton Arts Festival Art Fair
2 King’s College School Art Hub 4 Peacock & Co Solicitors
Sculpture Trail
7
4
Aviary
2
4
1
3
5
6
PREBOOKED ART CLASSES
5 EQ Investors’ Kids’
Workshops Tent
6 Hartley Fowler Adult
Art Classes Tent
7 Cygnets Art School Tent
For classes on location in the
park please meet at the Aviary
1 Viking Community Sculpture
Designed by Tim Norris
Come and help sculptor Tim Norris
make a natural sculpture that will
stay on display in the park.
This sculpture is a tribute to the Plant
Hunters of Cannizaro Park and is inspired
by the wonderful array of exotic plants,
seed forms, and developing buds that
grow on their various plants, in particular
the flower buds of the Magnolia and the
enchanting opening in the hollow oak
tree, along the Maple Avenue.
At the heart of the sculpture is a carved
oak sphere representing the central
energy cell within all living things. The
sphere is enclosed by an orb of woven
willow, with an opening, allowing viewers
to peer into the centre. The orb will be
shrouded by a final layer of hazel coppice.
2 King’s College School Art Hub
supported by Artfully Sorted art consultancy
Drop by the Art Hub to pick up
some materials and get creating.
If you didn’t manage to book tickets for
our sell-out masterclasses, don’t worry!
Join us in the Art Hub, where you will
find a stash of art materials to use as you
journey around the park.
We will have a rota of artists and
teachers at the Art Hub to demonstrate
techniques including:
• leaf rubbings
• collages
• wax relief ink drawings
• fingerprint paintings
Feel free to just drop-in – no booking
required. Entry is free. Children must be
accompanied by an adult.
3 Outdoor Art Fair
in collaboration with Merton Arts Festival
Stroll along to the Italian Gardens
to discover an art fair filled with
paintings, ceramics, prints and
jewellery – it’s a real celebration of
local artistic talent, showcasing the
work of over 50 artists.
We are delighted to be collaborating
with the Merton Arts Festival to bring
artists out of their studios and into
the lovely shared outdoor space at
Cannizaro Park, a change from their
usual artists-at-home trail.
The artists from the ACAVA Cannizaro
Studios will also be joining us and
bringing their work from the pottery
shed studios, just the other side of the
pink Italian Garden wall.
Entry is free, so do come along to
browse, chat to the makers and perhaps
even purchase an original piece of art.
You can find a complete directory of all
the artists exhibiting at Art in the Park
further on in this booklet.
4 Sculpture Trail
sponsored by Peacocks & Co, Solicitors
You will discover 20 exciting and
diverse sculptures along the trail,
which has been curated by Ben
Nicolas and Wendy McTernan
from Merton Arts Festival. Drop
in at the Sculpture Trail Tent to
meet the artists and find out
more about their work.
1. Tim Norris, Seed Pod
2. Jill Sutcliffe, Marble 1 & 2
Toilets
3. Bill Hudson,
Rose
Garden Park Pavillion 1, 2 & 3
This way to
the Aviary 4. Yulia Robinson,
Shaman’s Head
5. Friedel Buecking,
Diana Watchman
Statue
20 6. Friedel Buecking, Sakura
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7. Jill Sutcliffe, Frong Cluster
Ave
ple
18 8. Kevin Herlihy,
Ma
Golden Eagle
17
9. Kevin Herlihy,
Sculpture Dragonfly, Damselfly, Spider
16 Trail Tent
10. Jill Sutcliffe,
Murmuration of Pods
15 This way to
alk
14
Hotel du Vin 11. Olga Hirsch,
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13 Under The Blue Sky
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12 12. Ben Nicolas,
Shell Emerald Chasm
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13. Ben Nicolas,
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1 Shell Cavern of Life
9 14. Stathis Dimitriadis,
6
7 Low Hanging Fruit
Pond
8 5 3 15. Olga Hirsch,
Under The Winter Sky
4 2
Main Lawns 16. Joanna Sheppard, Cocoon
17. Rosie Taylor, Obelisk II
Italian
Garden 18. Stathis Dimitriadis,
Rawzitasstawn
19. Friedel Buecking,
Blue Window
20. Friedel Buecking, Voyage
All classes are booked in advance at www.cannizaropark.com
5 EQ Investors Kids’ Workshops Tent
In the tent
11.00-11.45 Storytelling and Caterpillar Collage,
inspired by Eric Carle (ages 2-5)
12.00-12.45 Storytelling and Owl Crafts
with Jane Porter (ages 4-9)
13.00-14.30 Creating Characters for Animation
with Sam McSweeney (ages 10-15)
15.00-16.00 Block-printing, William Morris style,
with Made in Merton (ages 4-10)
6 Hartley Fowler Adult Art Classes
In the tent
11.00-12.30 Botanical Art with Laura Crossman
13.00-14.30 Creative Repeat Pattern Printing
with Ben Hendy
15.00-17.00 Japanese Woodblock Printing
with Hiroko Imada
On location in the park
11.00-12.30 Landscape Painting Outdoors
with Bessie Millar
12.00-13.30 Drawing Cannizaro’s Trees with Sharon Smart
7 Cygnets Art School Wimbledon
supported by Holden Harper
On location in the park
11.00-12.00 Painting Nature & Plants with Cygnets Art
School (ages 5-8)
13.00-14.00 Painting Beetles with Cygnets Art School
(ages 9-12)
Our teachers
Laura Crossman
HIROKO IMADA BEN HENDY
laura@petalandponder.com
@petalandponder
Laura is a botanical artist based between London and Suffolk, and currently a diploma
student with the Society of Botanical Artists (DipSBA). She creates slow, mindful
watercolour pieces that are detailed, vibrant and always inspired by the natural world.
Sitting at the heart of her work is a passion to bring the botanical art practice into the
modern world, and share the joy of observing and enjoying nature with others.
Cygnets Art School
www.wimbledon.cygnetsartschool.com
@wimbledoncygnetsartschool
Cygnets is a children’s art school based in Wimbledon Village. Our focus is on the
teaching of traditional skills such as drawing, painting & sculpture, combined with
unique projects; experienced teachers, and professional quality materials.
Emily Harris
www.eaharris.co
@hello_eaharris
Emily’s practice combines a love of colour to express her internal connection to
nature, something nostalgic of a rural upbringing. Her work explores our complicated
relationship with nature – the joy and beauty we find, how we underestimate it and
abuse it. Emily was a founding member of the Art in the Park team and also created
the giant flower installation at the front gate.
Ben Hendy
www.benhendy.com
benhendy@msn.com
@henjaminbendy
Ben Hendy is an award-winning printmaker and bookbinder based in London. In 2018,
he was elected into the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers, one of the world’s
premier printmaking organisations. He became a Fellow of the Society in 2021.
Hiroko Imada - see Artists’ directory for further details
Imada is a Slade graduate painter, printmaker and site-specific installation artist and
she uses traditional Japanese art techniques on her work with contemporary twists.
She also established and teaches Japanese Woodblock Printing at the British Museum
and the Prince’s Foundation Traditional Arts.
Made in Merton pdadley@virginmedia.com @made_in_merton Portia Dadley runs Made in Merton, an award-winning community arts group that seeks to bring Merton’s design heritage to life with fun, accesssible JANE PORTER TIM NORRIS workshops. Sam McSweeney sam.mcsweeney64@gmail.com @sam_sam_but different Sam Mcsweeney graduated from Manchester School of Art in Illustration with Animation. His work is largely oriented around character and narrative through the medium of drawing. Sam seeks to mythologise the everyday and create immersive worlds within his creations, with a close study of facial expressions and movement. Bessie Millar www.bessiemillar.com bessie@bessiemillar.com @bessiemillarart Bessie is an artist living and working in London, whose inspiration comes from the world around her. She captures fleeting moments, exploring colour, texture and pattern to construct her images. She exhibits her artwork widely in galleries, public exhibitions and art fairs. Bessie currently works from Wimbledon Art Studios. Tim Norris – see Artists’ directory for further details Tim has over 25 years of experience in making sculpture with community groups and installing works in a public setting. Tim holds public & product liability insurance and professional indemnity insurance. Tim is a member of the Royal Society of Sculptors and has been an artist-in-residence in Cannizaro Park for 15 years. Jane Porter www.janeporter.co.uk janeporterillustrator@gmail.com @janeporterillustrator Jane is an award-winning picture book author and illustrator. She invents trails for museums too and recently completed the map of Cannizaro Park. She also teaches illustration to adults at Putney School of Art and regularly gives talks to schools. Sharon Smart – see Artists’ directory for further details Sharon’s work stems from observational drawing and it is fundamental to her practice. A visual artist and designer who graduated from Camberwell College of Art in 1992, Sharon works to commission alongside her own projects and has also been involved with a number of creative community events.
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ARTISTS’ DIRECTORYArt Fair in the Italian Gardens – Index to Pitches 1 Kerstin Haigh 27 Sharon Smart 2 Hiroko Imada & Peter Western 28 Kira Behnert 3 Clare Weatherill 29 Gina McSweeney 4 Ieva Pazemeckaite 30 Jonquil Williamson 5 Wendy Bliss 31 Imogen Donlan 6 Janette Fry 34 Jane Bain 9 Chris Payne 35 Alison Clarke 10 Gilda Gutiérrez 36 Edit Toaso 11 Rosemary Hills 37 Zoe Scott 12 Penny Henkes & Sue Bubb 38 Sally Burrough & Roger 13 Clare Owen & Slavica Whiteman Struthers-Kennedy 39 Ewelina Redzina 14 Clover Lee 40/41 Anya Richards, 15 Anne Cady Maggie Richards & Robert Prince 16 Tessa More O’Ferrall 43/44 ACAVA Cannizaro Studios artists: 17 Julie Doyle Barbara Aldridge 19 Maria Fagan & Rosemary Taylor Susan Berry 20 Adela Stoian Sally Booth 21 Louise Deane Ben Gibbon 22 Jane Gorvett Susanne Haines 23 Veda Hallowes & Clarisa Rakos Caz Muir 24 Katharine Rowe & Mel Barrett Tim Norris 25 Ben Nicolas Julian Rena 26 Gurley & Janice Weston
BARBARA ALDRIDGE Pitch 43/44 (ACAVA Cannizaro Studios) Website www.barbaraaldridge.myportfolio.com Email barbaraaldridge@yahoo.co.uk My work alternates between ceramics and painting, which relate in not necessarily obvious ways, but both reflecting my interest and preoccupation with our relationship to the natural world, both seen and unseen. My ceramic work echoes elements in nature in a strongly tactile way. My most recent series is working with the sense of the earth as a living body, and how this can be portrayed. My paintings tend to respond more to the unseen, the group that I am currently working on being visual representations of what I term ‘etheric guardians’. JANE BAIN Pitch 34 Website www.janebain.com Email jane@janebain.com Etsy janebainworld Instagram @janebainworld Facebook @janebainworld Inspired by all around me, my work is an eclectic mix of birds, fruit and memories. From my London garden with its birds, insects and plants; produce from local farmers markets and supermarkets; china cups, ginger jars and an array curios collected over the years; these are the things that shape my work.
MEL BARRETT Pitch 24 Mobile 07711 070397 Email mel@thebooklesscook.co.uk Instagram @from_my_garden_studio Mel Barrett is an amateur painter. She attended weekly painting classes run by ex Goldsmiths alumna Lesley Bunch for several years, and has taken various courses, for example, on drawing and colour harmony. She is driven by a search for absolute truth, which she acknowledges will take a lifetime and may leave her empty handed. Armed with a sense of wonder and a skill for seeing connections between the disparate, she paints the things she comes across on her journey. Sometimes it is the beauty of the natural world; sometimes fragments of other people’s stories. KIRA BEHNERT Pitch 28 Website www.kirabehnertart.com Email kbsrichmond@hotmail.com Instagram kirabehnert_art Kira Behnert is a local mixed media artist. She creates abstract intuitive paintings on large canvases or medium sized birch boards, as well as vibrant monotype screen prints on paper. She finds inspiration from the world around her: busy, multi-cultural London as well as relaxed & carefree places when travelling abroad. Intuitive, loose layers of paint, collage, and texture in her mixed media works reflect the richness of what she sees life has on offer. In every piece she aims to pass on a feeling of spontaneity, enjoying the moment, embracing life.
SUSAN BERRY Pitch 43/44 (ACAVA Cannizaro Studios) Email susan.berry73@googlemail.com One of my earliest memories is of playing in my father’s workshop, aged about five, and using offcuts of wood, sawdust and glue to make little houses.When staying with my grandfather I made constructions out of dominoes. At art shcool I started to respond to abstract forms, which has always continued in my constructions, but now I am really interested in how my unconscious percolates into abstract form. Inspiration comes to me at moments when I am least expecting it, and I often find myself caught unawares. In antithesis to normal design practice, I often discover the meaning of what I have made after the structure is complete. WENDY BLISS Pitch 5 Facebook Wendy Bliss & The Covid Chronicle Email wendyakbliss@gmail.com Instagram wendy_bliss_artist; the_covid_chronicle Twitter WendyakBliss Wendy Bliss has always been an artist, studying at Central St Martins and Wimbledon School of Art, graduating in 2006. She co-founded the Merton Arts Trail, and won the Guardian Civic Award for Arts & Entertainment, Merton, in 2014. As founder of The Covid Chronicle, a worldwide textile and stitch community project, she is proud to be exhibiting this historic record at Chelsea & Westminster Hospital in 2022. Her own work reflects her background in design & fashion, and her continuing interest in the portrayal of women in classic art.
SALLY BOOTH Pitch 43/44 (ACAVA Cannizaro Studios) Website www.sallybooth.co.uk Instagram @sallyboothartist Sally Booth is a London based visual artist whose main specialism is drawing and painting. She graduated with a BA Hons in Fine Art at Bristol and an MA in Drawing at Wimbledon School of Art. Sally’s work has been exhibited internationally and across the UK. This has included drawing installations on the South Bank, touring exhibitions in Japan with the RCA Helen Hamlyn Foundation, and ACE/Creative Scotland collaborative projects, with showcases at Tate Modern Turbine Hall and McAulay Gallery, the Scottish Parliament and Shetland Museum. Her recent projects have included Artist In Residence for Extant Theatre Company. SUE BUBB Pitch 12 Email sue_bubb@hotmail.com Sue Bubb is an artist based in Teddington, specialising in limited editions, hand made screen prints and etchings.
FRIEDEL BUECKING Sculpture Trail Phone 07890008957 Email bueckingfriedel@gmail.com For over 30 years my Rocking Ducks, Horses, sculptures, benches tables and chairs have been a constant changing feature on Gabriel’s Wharf on the South Bank. Sadly everything had to be removed at beginning of Lockdown. But of course I am still working and make new pieces. Colour gives a new dimension to my work. SALLY BURROUGH Pitch 38 Website www.sallyburrough.co.uk Instagram @sallyburrough Email sallytheartist@icloud.com Sally grew up in Bath, surrounded by beautiful architecture, which inspired her to draw and paint buildings with great attention to character and detail. After studying Graphic Design at St. Martin’s and Wimbledon Schools of Art, she worked at Usborne Publishing, designing and illustrating children’s books. Sally specialises in portraits of pets and properties, working mostly in watercolour, pencil and pen-and-ink. Her work is both representational and creative and she is known for capturing the character of her subjects.
ANNE CADY Pitch 15 Website annecadyart.wixsite.com/home Email annecady@blueyonder.co.uk Instagram @anne_cady_art Etsy annecadystudio.etsy.com Mobile 07963071718 I am a mixed media collage artist based in Surrey. Much of my work takes inspiration from the British coast and landscape. I absorb these views and love to recreate memories of them using torn paper collage, texture medium, poetry and acrylic paint. The vast expanses of land, sea and sky give me such a sense of peace and calm, which I hope to convey in my work. ALISON CLARKE Pitch 35 Website www.alisonsattic.co.uk Email alisonclarke7@hotmail.com Instagram @alisons_attic After working primarily with seascapes, oceans, waves and skies, my work has taken a turned in a new direction. My latest series reflects new beginnings, bright mornings, changes, emerging and transforming. These paintings are loosely figurative, but becoming more abstract. This work feels so personal, so autobiographical and proving to be challenging yet somehow so simple. I have travelled and lived very far and seen so much in my life, finally I’ve found a way to begin to communicate and share. My paintings are bright and colourful, and very often, still about the sea. We are an island nation, something I find inescapable and wonderful. I am working primarily as a painter, but also am a photographer and occasional printmaker.
LOUISE DEANE Pitch 21
Website https://www.louisedeane.com/
Email louisejedeane@deane.com
Instagram lou_deane_art
@lou_deane_art
My work is predominantly about our human
connection: to each other, ourselves and
the universe. Although we are all unique in
our DNA, fingerprints and irises, as well as
having different social, cultural and personal
experiences, my belief is that what we share
collectively outweighs our differences. I
seek to combine the scientific with the
spiritual. Influenced by Carl Jung’s theory of
a collective unconscious and the astronomer
Carl Sagan who urged us to “deal more
kindly with one another”, I aim to portray
the importance of our shared humanity.
STATHIS DIMITRIADIS Sculpture Trail
Website www.stathis-dimitriadis.com
Twitter @___stathis___
Instagram @stathis_dimitriadis
Stathis’ work lives in the area between
handcrafted materiality and conceptual
imagery. He uses throwing and handbuilding
processes to produce ceramic elements which
he combines with readymades, found objects
and text into assemblages. Stathis aims for
organised ‘accidents’ to generate paradoxical
events and ‘convincing’ utopias.
He has trained as a potter, attained an MA in
Fine Arts at Sir John Cass Faculty of Art and
is a member of the Royal Society of Sculptors.
He was a finalist at the Broomhill NSP 2016,
the FIRST@108 Public Art Award 2015 and
exhibited across Europe.IMOGEN DONLAN Pitch 31 Website www.imogendonlan.co.uk Email imogen.donlan@gmail.com Instagram @imogen.donlan Remembrance, reflection, curation is at the centre of my practice. I seek to evoke memory and remembrance by collating new visual tapestries with a selective mix of imagery and a range of repeating constructs. Striking balance between layers of emotionally charged moments and the automated remixing process, filling our gaps in time and memory. Working with process driven, multidisciplinary techniques, crossing drawing, language, painting, print and woodwork, echoing experience through surface, texture and marks. Interweaving recollections form a mise- en-scene exposing the instability of memory recall and image association. JULIE DOYLE Pitch 17 Website www.juliedoylemurals.co.uk Email julie.doyle7@ymail.com Instagram @julie.doyle.art Much of Julie’s painting has the theme of THE SEA. Living & working by the sea in Portugal and Spain contributed to her constant challenge of capturing its differing moods. Having had careers in Teaching and Mural- Painting, Julie later discovered an interest in making Mosaics, Writing & Illustrating Children’s Books and more recently Garden Design. Having been inspired by the Pebble Mosaics of Rhodes, she is now making them herself and has since received a number of commissions, the most recent a garden of Westminster Cathedral. Her time is spent between Painting, Garden Design and Pebble Mosaic.
MARIA FAGAN Pitch 19 Website www.mariafagan.weebly.com Email mariafagan6912@yahoo.com Instagram @maria_fagan_glass Maria is a London based Glass Artist. Working to commission using both traditional Stained Glass methods and Kiln formed Glass, she creates beautiful bespoke pieces for architectural and domestic settings. Maria also produces a wide range of fused glassware, jewellery and art pieces for sale and exhibition. Maria currently teaches Stained and Fused Glass at Merton Adult Education. JANETTE FRY Pitch 6 Website www.janette fry.co.uk Email janette.fry@rutterassociates.co.uk Instagram @julie.doyle.art Known for her for her brightly coloured bowls Janette Fry has now turned to painting and this has inspired a fresh approach to her ceramics. Her paintings are abstract and they reveal a thoughtful and contemplative side considering questions such as ‘does the belly-button connect us to our mother, her mother and all of our previous mothers?’ Her recent ceramics have developed from the paintings into interesting and beautiful sculptural pots which are fired several times with multiple glazes and unusual surface decoration.
BEN GIBBON Pitch 43/44 (ACAVA Cannizaro Studios) Email bengibbon@hotmail.com Ben runs a small pottery from a studio in Cannizaro park. He specialises in functional stoneware and mainly focuses on bowls. Lots of bowls. OLGA HIRSCH Sculpture Trail Website www.olgahirschart.com Instagram @olgahirschart; @hirsch.art.studio Olga Goldina Hirsch, MA FA, is a British artist born in Moscow who works in her garden studio in Wimbledon. Last summer she collaborated with her husband Professor Steven Hirsch, to create a sculpture for their garden in Normandy, France. They found the project fascinating and joyful, so they decided to take a part in the Cannizzaro Park event with a new work.
JANE GORVETT Pitch 22 Email Jane.gorvett@gmail.com Website www.Janegorvett.com Instagram @janegorvett Painting and printmaking have been my main focus until I recently discovered clay. I have spent the last few years working with this versatile medium combining both paint and clay. Each piece is decorated and fired in layers, then given a glaze to bring out the transparency and depth of the painted surface. There are visible imperfections which are part of the character and beauty of each piece and reflective of the handmade process. GURLEY Pitch 26 Email thegurley@googlemail.com Phone 07977066968 Instagram @thegurley Based at Wimbledon Art studios for more than a decade, Gurley’s screen prints and mixed media collages burst with inspiration, colour and energy.
GILDA GUTIÉRREZ Pitch 10 Website www.ggjd.co.uk Instagram @gzgilda.jewellery Gilda Gutierrez is a London based jewellery maker working in silver. She takes her inspiration from her home country of Peru using a silver craft technique called Punto Peruano, which is the knitting of fine silver wire to create delicate jewellery pieces. Gilda uses this Punto Peruano technique to create delicately crafted silver jewellery, incorporating semi-precious stones into the designs for her necklaces, bracelets, earrings and rings. Gilda uses not only this fine technique but also a wide variety of silver crafting skills from casting to forming, hammering to setting semi-precious stones with silver. All her jewellery is sterling silver and for her Punto Peruano creations, she uses pure silver wire (99.9%).Please enquire about commissions. KERSTIN HAIGH Pitch 1 Website www.kerstinhaigh.co.uk Email info@kerstinhaigh.co.uk Instagram kerstinhaigh As a jewellery designer and maker of small sculptures I work with different materials. In the 1990s I began a career as a singer in a political rap rock band. Touring gave me a unique perspective on the world. We played to audiences in many countries and with a hunger for new experiences came the chance to absorb other ideas and visual information. The process is to capture narrative in objects and use stories or memories to craft into things that can be worn and used. Mostly I enamel silver and gold and I embellish my work with coloured gemstones and patinas but I also experiment with copper, bronze, concrete, wood, fabric and found objects.
SUSANNE HAINES Pitch 43/44 (ACAVA Cannizaro Studios) Email susannehaines27@gmail.com Drawings, watercolours and prints of trees, snails, weeds and other flowers (small-scale work, reflecting recent smaller horizons). For many years ecological issues have been key to my process-led site-based work. I like to use local materials (eg earth pigments or oak gall ink), and to work with a balance of intention and chance to respond to a place and the natural elements. Previously, I worked as an editor on arts and gardening books, and as a calligrapher (making props for film, as a teacher, and author of a best-selling ‘how to’ book). VEDA HALLOWES Pitch 23 Website www.vedahallowes.co.uk Instagram @vedahallowes Veda Hallowes MRSS is an established bronze sculptor using fruits as a metaphor for the female form. The complex patinas and rich colours make each piece unique. Her response to the Pandemic has been a series of works dealing with relationships and how we are all affected. ’Seeds of Change’ is the latest in the series. She makes work of varying size, from small hand held pieces to large birdbaths and garden sculptures. Her ‘bronze spill pieces’ draw the viewer in to participate in the creative process, delighting in the fantastical.
PENNY HENKES Pitch 12 Email pennyhenkes@btinternet.com Penny henkes works in mixed media, etchings, and screen prints, they are in series and small editions. mostly figurative KEVIN HERLIHY Sculpture Trail Website www.kevinherlihy.com Instagram @kevin_herlihy7; @wimbledonartstudios Email kevinherlihy@mail.com Kevin Herlihy reuses man-made waste products found discarded everywhere in our environment. He takes advantage of its potenital as an art medium with the skills of an artist, and with powerful imagination captures the essence of his subject. Examples of his commissioned work and community-based public art projects can be seen on his website. He has a studio in Wimbledon Art Studios
ROSEMARY HILLS Pitch 11 Email rosemaryhills44@btinternet.com Mobile 07932057711 Vibrant colours and bold designs define the compositions of these original artworks. From nature inspired scenes to abstract and conceptual images, these paintings in acrylic on canvas and card cannot fail to stimulate the senses. My first solo exhibition was held at The Gallery, Wimbledon Library in July 2013 and I exhibited at the Local Artists Autumn Show, Raynes Park, in September 2013. I entered the Merton Arts Trail for the first time in 2014, held a solo exhibition at the Lantern Arts Centre Gallery that year and exhibited in further Local Artists Autumn Shows, and the ‘Love Wimbledon’ Art Fair. WILLIAM M. HUDSON Sculpture Trail Instagram @wmhudsonart Email wmhudsonart@hotmail.com William.M.Hudson (Bill) MRSS is a member of the Royal Society of Sculptors, he has a Masters in Design. He specialises in construction in different materials, wood carving and casting in bronze. Recurring themes in his works are the clash of human made objects and nature/ landscape, exploring the tension or uneasy alliances between the two. Bill has undertaken public sculptures in the UK and Europe, he has exhibited widely and his work is in private collections across Europe and beyond
HIROKO IMADA Pitch 2 Website www.hirokoimada.com Email hirokoimada.uk@gmail.com Instagram @hirokoimada_artist Born in Tokyo, Hiroko Imada studied at the Tokyo Zokei University and later at the Slade School of Fine Art (University College London). Her degree show in 1992 caught the attention of The Times art critic David Cohen, who described her work as ‘heralding an impressive new talent’. In 1992, Imada was awarded the British Council Fellowship for her achievements at the Slade. She is now based in London. From her early youth, Imada’s favoured subjects have been ‘Nature’ and ‘Dance and Movement’, and although she likes to work in various different media such as printmaking, painting, and site specific installation, a strong sense of continuity runs through all her works. CLOVER LEE Pitch 14 Website www.clover-lee.com Email Info@clover-lee.com Instagram @cloverleecrins I found my passion in art during my youth and started practising pottery making in London from 2011. Inspired by The Great Pottery Throw Down, I participated in the second season, and teaching and making pottery became my career since. Over the years, pottery teaches me more than the techniques and understanding of beauty, it also teaches me to discover the different aspects of living, the variability and consistency during the process, and the appreciation of imperfection. My works are largely inspired by the energy between nature and humans, made with a combination of wheel throwing and hand building techniques.
GINA MCSWEENEY Pitch 29 Website www.ginamcsweeneyart.com Email mcsweeneys@btinternet.com Instagram @ginamcsweeneyart Gina McSweeney is a Wimbledon based artist who draws inspiration from the everyday be it a walk on Wimbledon Common or home life. Using colour , light and composition her paintings evoke not just the look of , but the ‘ feeling ‘ of a particular moment ‘. TESSA MORE O’FERRALL Pitch 16 Website www.tessamof.com Email tessamof@mac.com Mobile 07958597797 Tessa More O’Ferrall is a Wandsworth based artist with extensive experience using a broad spectrum of printing processes. Having studied at Kensington and Chelsea College and Putney School of Art she has also been involved in a number of group exhibitions that amongst others include The Mall Galleries and Riverside Studios. After many years working in the etching studio she now specialises in Screen Printing; producing one off abstract prints that focus on layering with a sensitivity and understanding of colour.
EMILY MOULD Pitch 18 (not attending show due to illness) Website www.mouldernart.com/emily-mould Instagram @emily_mould1 I studied art at Chelsea College of Art and graduated with a BA Hons in Fine Art in 2009. I have had a studio in Hackney Wick for 11 years, where I paint regularly. My paintings are abstractions of various subjects including, architecture, landscapes, flowers, vegetables and fruit, painted from life and photography. I paint in oils and watercolour with a strong emphasis on colour and texture. My art has been exhibited in the following galleries: The Stables- Berkley Square, Norman Plaistow- Wimbledon, Auto Italia- Brixton, Pink Gallery-Brussels, Manchester Pop up, Shoreditch Town Hall- Shoreditch, Crown Lane Studios- Morden. STEPHEN MOULD Pitch 18 (not attending show due to illness) Phone 07843 067674 Email stephen.mould@sothebys.com Instagram @mould.stephen I graduated from Newcastle University in 1980 with a First in Fine Art and then worked at Sotheby’s Wine Department for 40 years. I sketched on holidays in Cornwall and took part in staff exhibitions at Sotheby’s. I retired last year and have had more time to paint. I have painted landscapes in oils of views around Land’s End and the Isle of Wight. I also enjoy painting views of Wimbledon Common, Cannizaro and Richmond Park and our garden. I work from sketches and from photographs taken whilst out walking. I share a studio in Hackney with my daughter Emily.
CAZ MUIR Pitch 43/44 (ACAVA Cannizaro Studios) Email jetty1000@yahoo.com Instagram @cazzarella66 Caz Muir is a London based artist who studied Fine Art at The Art Academy London from 2013-2018. Her art is influenced by her profession, as a Dental Hygienist, long term fascination with the Young British Artist’s (YBA’s) and contemporary/conceptual art as a whole. Her work is an embodiment of women’s vulnerability, power and sexual prowess. A juxtaposition of feeling exposed, judged and vulnerable, yet sexually powerful at the same time. BEN NICOLAS Sculpture Trail/Pitch 25 Facebook Ben.Nicolas.Arts Website www.bennicolas.art Instagram @jaminnicolas I have been a ceramic sculptor and landscape painter for 16 years. I am based in the ASC studios in Kingston. I exhibit at various galleries and take part in many Surrey Sculpture trails including Wisley and Savill Gardens. My sculptures are all based on natural forms, eroded and changed by elements of life. My ceramics show a imprint of life on the landscape, a trail of life. They are all hand-built, carved and fired to 1260 degrees Centigrade. My glazes are crystalline based using metal oxides to produce natural colours. I create paintings to show the energy of nature on the landscape, focusing on waterfalls. I aim to capture the light and movement of the environment of the place.
TIM NORRIS Sculpture Trail/Pitch 43&44 (ACAVA) Email tim@timnorris.co.uk Instagram @timnorris.art Website www.timnorris.co.uk Tim Norris is an Artist trained in Fine Art (Sculpture). He has been working since 1995 creating Art For public spaces. His work sits on the boundary of Furniture, Sculpture and Architecture. Tim often uses indigenous natural materials and tries to find a synergy with the artwork and its location. Tim was born in London and continues to exhibit, teach and create commissioned work in the landscape throughout the UK and the world. CLARE OWEN Pitch 13 Instagram @clareartuk Clare Owen is an artist working in a range of mediums. Many of her pieces are realised in ink, digitally or, in the majority of cases, a combination of the two. Working in this way allows her to continue enjoying traditional drawing methods, whilst experimenting with new technology.
CHRIS PAYNE Pitch 9 Email chrispypot@gmail.com Instagram @chrispypot Facebook Chris Payne Tumblr chrispypots.tumblr.com; cmppots.tumblr.com Having been encouraged to try pottery by a friend, I joined an evening class and have never looked back. Soon, one evening a week wasn’t enough and I moved on to sharing a studio. Now I enjoy my own garden studio. I work mainly in stoneware and prefer slab-building because it allows me the freedom to create almost any shape I like. I tend to make slightly ‘quirky’ pieces and love trying out new ideas. I’ve been influenced by many visits to China where I have seen many amazingly talented potters and the rich diversity of work there. IEVA PAZEMECKAITE Pitch 4 Website www.beecreativearthub.com Instagram @ieva_bee; @bee_creative_art_hub Facebook @beecreativearthub I drew and painted my way through childhood, then went on to study art at the Lithuanian Art Academy. Soon after I moved to the United States to further continue my art studies and complete a degree in Graphic Design and Visual Communication (BA) before working as a Graphic Designer for more than 7 years. After having children of my own I sought a change of direction. I worked in the Montessori Nursery for 3 years and then opened my Art Studio from 2017, Bee Creative Art Hub, teaching children and adults art and craft. I organise events for children and art exhibitions in Wandsworth, Balham and Merton Libraries.
ROBERT PRINCE Pitch 40/41 Email Robert.ma.prince@gmail.com Mobile 07972168695 Bobby is an amateur artist living in SW London with his young family. Growing up in Bristol his main interests were Art and Aviation. He went on to study Law at university which he says was the most boring 3 years of his life, but now is a long haul pilot for a large airline. Between changing nappies and taking out the bins he enjoys experimenting with painting. He has an eclectic style which is largely abstract and has little or no agenda. He is particularly interested in textures and where possible reusing old materials CLARISA RAKOS Pitch 23 Website www.clarisarakosart.com Instagram @acqualuna_studio Facebook AcqualunaStudio Twitter @ClarisaRakosArt Clarisa is a self-taught British/Chilean artist based in London. She is a former professional Irish Dancer/ Teacher who directed one of the largest Irish dance schools. Clarisa started painting in 2017 upon moving back to the UK and while recovering from a dance injury. Her artwork is abstract and intuitive and her heritage and career background have made the British Isles, Celtic world and the art of Chile’s indigenous people one of the key focus points and inspiration of her work, specially in regard to colours, aged patinas, textures and marks.
EWELINA REDZINA Pitch 39 Email Ewesart@gmail.com Instagram @Ewelina.art I am a self-taught Polish artist who lives and paints in London. I have always enjoyed painting and art and I like to experiment with various art media. My favourite media are oils and acrylics. Currently my paintings are positive and explore various apporaches to colour and texture. I am an active member of the Worple Art Group based in Wimbledon. We publicly exhibit twice a year. I also regularly attend the Hillside Art Group painting sessions, which is a self-help and self- motivated group of art enthusiasts. JULIAN RENA Pitch 43/44 (ACAVA Cannizaro Studios) Website www.juilanrena.com Julian Rena was born in 1965, and trained and worked as a chef in London until a severe car crash put an end to his culinary career. Gradually he began to make sculpture using a wide range of mixed media. For the past ten years he has worked almost exclusively with stone, drawing on his fascination for the material throughout his childhood. He has worked in Italy and India, carving and importing stone from both countries. Julian has worked in public and private collections in the UK and abroad and has undertaken a number of large-scale commissions. He has a studio in Wimbledon, London and is an Associate of the Royal British Sculpture Society.
ANYA RICHARDS Pitch 40/41 Email anyaicloud@me.com Instagram @anyas_abstracts Website anyalikelasagne.com Anya is a graphic designer, who makes limited edition screen prints in her spare time and rediscovered her love for painting during lockdown. At University, she studied Fine Art & Psychology, which gave her a platform to explore colour, texture and composition in art. She is especially fascinated by abstract painting and how the viewer gets to decide the emotions a painting evokes. Her abstract paintings use acrylic paint in many layers to create depth and texture. Each one is created to spark your imagination and make a personal connection, one that is different for everyone. MAGGIE RICHARDS Pitch 40/41 Email m4ggie@aol.com Over the years, whilst bringing up my family, I have loved painting as a hobby and have explored many different mediums. I have found that watercolour, acrylic and pastel work suit me best. I am passionate about wildlife which I try to portray in a realistic manner, but my aim is to capture something of the spirit or even soul, of the creature I am depicting.
YULIA ROBINSON Sculpture Trail Website www.yuliarobinson.com Mobile 07989669891 Instagram @yuliarobinson Yulia Robinson is a London-based contemporary artist using mixed-media to create paintings, prints and sculpture. Her piece Shaman can be seen in the Cannizaro Art in the Park sculpture trail. Her artwork is often characterised by gestural brush strokes, mark making and the impression of spontaneity. Using alternative techniques like blowing, dripping, bleaching she allows her paint to create unexpected forms and focuses on vibrant colours. Her multi-layered paintings involve figurative forms along with a variety of abstract language. They evoke a meditational, emotional response and a feeling of liberty, allowing one physically to experience the painting by wandering over the changing canvases. KATHARINE ROWE Pitch 24 Website www.katharinerowe.com Instagram @katharine_rowe Katharine Rowe, one of the organisers of Cannizaro Art in the Park, is a local painter. Katharine works mostly in oils, specialising in portraits and landscapes. She was a competitor in the most recent series of Sky Portrait Artist of the Year and loves the challenge of portrait painting (both human and animal!). With a painterly approach to her work, colour is key and hours are spent mixing paint before approaching the canvas. Katharine has recently taken a screen- printing course, a new medium for her, and some of the results will be on display at Art in the Park.
ZOE SCOTT/SOW LONDON Pitch 37 Website www.sowlondon.com Instagram @sow_london Working with mixed media to deliver a zero waste product of 3D greeting cards as a side line to our fashion brand Sow London. Sow London took this route as we had fabric remnants which we didn’t want to throw away for sustainable reasons and came up with the idea of making greeting cards depicting 3D clothing on a stiletto figure. With a lengthy process of painting each background, cutting and designing each outfit to fit the image and appear 3D. Then each card is sewn to form a border and the wooden stick added to create a miniature work of art. We use African print fabrics and depict a mix of images: historical, traditional and contemporary dress. JILL SHEPPARD Sculpture Trail Website www.jogsheppard.com Instagram @jogsheppard The sculpture featured in the Sculpture Trail was selected for the Hannah Peschar Sculpture Award Show 2021. The show ran for six weeks and featured sculpture from students in their final term on BA and MA fine art sculpture, at Camberwell College of Arts. Jo is currently completing her MA. ‘Cocoon’s’ protective shell surrounds a sphere-like open form that can shine in the daylight or moonlight, and quiver in the wind. Ideas around planetary paths, and conservation surface. Jo also makes metal sculpture from surplus copper, polished aluminium, and bronze.
SHARON SMART Pitch 27 Website www.sharonsmart.com Instagram @sharonsmart Email sharonsmart@me.com Sharon’s work stems from observational drawing and it is fundamental to her practice. A visual artist and designer who graduated from Camberwell College of Art in 1992, Sharon works to commission alongside her own personal projects and has also been involved with a number of creative community projects and events. ADELA STOIAN Pitch 20 Email stoianadela72@yahoo.com Instagram @adela.stoian.146 My name is Adela Stoian. I come from Europe, I was born in beautiful Romania. I finished Beaux-Arts in my country and ever since finishing my studies I’ve had this big passion for painting on canvases, furniture, and creating different pieces of quilling. Currently I work as an activities coordinator within the mental health sector. I engage directly in art activities with autistic individuals and people with learning difficulties. I truly find this role to be therapeutic being able to use my skills and knowledge to make a difference in someone else’s life. I live for the Arts....
SLAVICA STRUTHERS-KENNEDY Pitch 13 Email Slavica@melroseroad.net Instagram @slavicasdesigns Phone 0208 8741633 Slavica is a local designer and maker of unique and elegant jewellery. She works in sterling silver, anodised aluminium and semi precious stones. Her collection includes necklaces, earrings, cuffs, bracelets, bangles rings. JILL SUTCLIFFE Sculpture Trail Email jillsutcliffe4@googlemail.com Instagram @jillsutcliffe4 Website www.jillsutcliffe4.carbonmade.com Jill’s sculptures capture the essence of positive energy and movement. Strongly influenced by her love for architecture and nature, she pairs the two to provide us with exquisite 3 dimensional forms that will enhance any environment. Her unique hand built clay forms are frost resistant, allowing them to live inside or out all year round. Each piece is then finished with a combination of her own glazes.
ROSIE TAYLOR Sculpture Trail/Pitch 19 Email rod_taylor_@hotmail.co.uk Instagram @ rosemarytaylor364 Rosie’s work celebrates the unique qualities and versatility of glass - the vibrancy or subtlety of its colour, the interface with the physical that may vary from complete transparency, exciting texture to its reflective qualities. Her love and understanding of the material pervades her work – a combination of inventive creativity and sound craftsmanship. Rosie enjoys the scope that glass work allows from tiny intimate pieces to large scale and from simple to complex. Jewels to windows to sculptural pieces to adorn yourself, your house your garden. EDIT TOASO Pitch 36 Email edit.toaso@gmail.com Instagram @edittoaso Edit Toaso is a fine artist who currently uses oil paint and water colour on linen and archival paper. Her practice mostly comprises series of works in which she explores her immediate surroundings by focusing on the natural environment. Favourite places include Wimbledon Common and Pen Ponds at Richmond Park. Her work has been selected for various group and solo exhibitions worldwide. Edit completed her Masters in Fine Arts at the Academy of Fine Arts, Budapest and won a scholarship to study Experimental Printmaking, with a focus on etching and aquatint, at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in The Hague, Netherlands. She lives and works in London.
CLARE WEATHERILL Pitch 3 Website www.clareweatherill.com Email art@clareweatherill.com Instagram Clare.weatherill Mobile 07943 023950 Clare is a local artist painting mainly in watercolour. She loves painting ‘en plein air’ at every opportunity whether town or country. Clare always has a sketchbook to hand and captures her travels in the UK and abroad. Often these sketches become the subjects of larger pieces, created at home in her studio. Clare teaches locally and abroad; she is a member of the Society of Fulham Artists (SoFAP), Drawing London and Surrey Hills Plein Air groups. PETER WESTERN Pitch 2 Website www.peter-western.squarespace.com Instagram @theoldcowboy Email petewston45@aol.com Peter is a storyboard artist and animator. Most recently he had a strip published in BLAZER! comic. He works on paper in a variety of media, often pen and ink. He also attends weekly life drawing and etching sessions at Putney School of Art and Design.
JANICE WESTON Pitch 26 Website janiceaweston@googlemail.com Instagram 079732754179 Inspired by nature, particularly along the banks of the River Thames, with its sky-scapes and reflective surfaces, Janice’s screen prints evoke the seasons and the changes of mood that accompany them. Trees, architecture and textiles all offer textural contrasts to explore. Over recent years her prints have encompassed more abstract themes and she particularly enjoys the play of colour and its ability to entirely change the subject matter. Her work is evolving along with the changes that surround us all. ROGER WHITEMAN Pitch 38 Instagram @rogerwhiteman2157 Email rogerwhiteman@besidedesign.com Roger Whiteman is an architect with a passion for art and design. As a young architect he was taught to think of every line as a decision. Through his art he now believes that every line is an opportunity to express himself. He is constantly searching, testing, trying different ways of expressing himself through the drawn line, using different mediums and line styles. This has led to a varied portfolio which is shown here for the first time publicly.
JONQUIL WILLIAMSON Pitch 30 Website www.jonquilsart.com Email jonquilsart@gmail.com Instagram @jonquilwilliamsonart Originally an accountant, Jonquil always sought an outlet for her creativity. After completing her diploma in Art and Design in 2013, joined the vibrant arts community of Wimbledon Art Studios. ‘Like many still life painters, I find inspiration from elevating simple everyday things to something beautiful. I strive to create an atmosphere with my works; from the calmness and serenity of Morandi inspired clusters of pots and vessels, to the uplifting and cheerful vibrancy of fruits and foliage.’ Jonquil’s work has been exhibited in galleries around London and has been shortlisted for the Visual Art Open in 2017 and 2018. In 2016 she also exhibited in the National Open Art Prize.
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