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21st and 22nd June - Art at the Hall

Since 2000, Warwickshire Open Studios has gained an outstanding reputation for helping visual artists and designer makers across the Warwickshire and Coventry area connect with art lovers who enjoy, buy, commission and participate in their work.


Enjoy world-class art - in your local venue

Our aim is to make art accessible for all – we therefore welcome artists of all ages / abilities / mediums and encourage a diversity of venues. Our annual Summer Art Weeks is Coventry and Warwickshire's biggest FREE arts event and regularly attracts over 30,000 visits a year. Over a 16-day period, over 400 of our registered artists open their homes, studios and pop-up exhibitions to the public. While many people find it daunting to visit an art gallery, they often feel more comfortable going to a public space like a village hall, church or shared studio space – enabling our artists to display their art to a much broader audience. 

Across the years, over 1,800 individual artists have got involved in our summer event with a small handful having taken part in each one and 30 artists having done at least ten.

Event details

  • Saturday 21st June - 10am - 4pm
  • Sunday 22nd June - 10am - 4pm
  • FREE ENTRY for visitors
  • Tea, coffee and cake available

Here are the artists displaying their talents at Tysoe Village Hall

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David Blakemore

I am a London born painter based in the Cotswolds.  My paintings of still life and landscape have an undercurrent of surrealism.  I love to create a narrative in my art and make the improbable seem possible.  “The rural Surrealist” – Country Life Magazine. 


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Emily Fermor

My handmade jewellery is created in my rural studio in Oxfordshire.  I use a contemporary approach incorporating semi-precious gemstones and textures to create an attractive tactile finish, while considering the practicality of everyday wear.  I especially enjoy re-working pre-loved jewellery to be loved by its current owner.   


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Grenville Moore

I am passionate about telling a story of each creature I paint, accentuating the unusual and celebrating the wildness, dignity and soul of each animal. My decorative and interior design skills are evident in my paintings of wild animals which are enhanced and embellished with backgrounds of rich tapestry motifs, Arcadian glades and medieval-style foliage. 


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Heather Bailey

My work is inspired by the Cotswold countryside and the vibrant colours and textures of the far North West. I focus on shapes, shadows, and patterns rather than realism, simplifying them to let the composition speak for itself.


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Jenny Edge

Following a wonderfully diverse career as a commercial artist and designer, I now use my time advancing my personal painting practice, delving into abstraction and employing a myriad of techniques I have honed over the years.  By using colour and texture I can embracing an intuitive and expressive approach to my work.  


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Lis Mann

My autobiographical art works explore thoughts and ideas which I make visual using materials and mediums I feel best interpret my concepts.  I produce paintings and textiles for interiors, which include Hangings, scrolls screens, cushions and pictures. I lead workshops and give talks and mentor others. 


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Lynsey Cleaver

Inspired by the landscapes near to where I live my work features birds in their habitat.  Using gelliplate monoprinting techniques and acrylic paints I am able to create a layered mixed media effect.  To compliment  my paintings  I have produced limited handprinted and digitally printed textile products. 


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Melanie Charles

As a professional artist my work fuses traditional animal art with a burst of modern vibrancy and contemporary flair, creating playful portraits that are sure to make you smile.  My creative explorations include crafting a funky disco ball, designing a whimsical 3D can of sardines and incorporating recycled materials. 


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Melissa Keskinkilinc

I like nothing more than creating at my studios in Knowle and Hampton Magna.  Each piece is designed and created by me and I love to make work that will make you smile.  I am represented by several galleries, I give talks, school workshops and teach small groups from various locations. 


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Nigel Fletcher

Working 'en plein air' in various weather conditions allows the natural light to influence my artwork. I frequently paint with oils and watercolours and also work in my studio located on a small dairy farm. Here, I find inspiration by sketching scenes from daily farm life. 


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Penny Varley Ceramics

Over the last 20 years I have been lucky enough to embrace my passion for clay as a professional potter. My keen eye for shape and form which is inspired by the flora and fauna in my garden is incorporated into my creations for the home and garden.  Workshops for adults in small numbers are also available.  


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Sharon Highway

I have been making and selling my luxury hand bound leather and cork journals, planners and sketchbooks since 2012.  I primarily utilize Italian leather and line the covers with exquisite papers, including Japanese chiyogami, Indian cotton, and maps.  I especially love the challenge of making a commissioned customised journal for that special occasion.  


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Shirley Cherry

I am an artist-illustrator who loves drawing and painting animals.  I love looking at their shapes, gestures and mannerisms whether on the farm next door or when on safari.  I love dogs and have been painting them for over ten years and love every minute.  Why?  Because they are fun, affectionate, energetic and joyous. 


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Event details

We look forward to seeing you at:

Tysoe Village Hall, Main Street, Tysoe, CV35 0SE

Saturday 21st June - 10am - 4pm

Sunday 22nd June - 10am - 4pm

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