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Gabbie Gardner Jewellery Gabbie Gardner Jewellery Gabbie Gardner Jewellery 1/1 I am a professional designer/maker creating jewellery and artworks. My work is a response to personal joys in life, from childhood memories to textured leaves and a million things between. Designs are developed from initial ideas, through drawings and experiments to choosing the most effective materials and processes for a successfully completed piece of work, whether it is a jewellery item, a textile piece or a collage. Brand new works for NSA 2025 will include jewellery and artworks incorporating stitching and textiles, inspired by a wealth of techniques and influences. Website: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100057386052613 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gardner.gabbie Email: gabbiegardner85@gmail.com

Joanna Sellam Painting/Drawing Joanna Sellam Painting/Drawing Joanna Sellam Painting/Drawing 1/1 I draw and paint in watercolours, acrylics and oils. I also make prints and Touch Drawings. I like to immerse myself in the landscape so that I feel part of it and feel closer to the place. Landscapes can resonate with our inner world and reveal some of the mystery of existence to us. I studied Fine Art at Central St Martins and Slade. I participated in Rose Frain's Womens Art Weeks, where I developed a more intuitive, imaginative approach to art making. During an NHS career in Art Therapy I continued to make images and attended courses at printmaking studios and at The Essential School of Painting. I studied Touch Drawing with Deborah Koff-Chapin in Findhorn, Seattle and online. I now offer Touch Drawing workshops and welcome commissions to paint portraits of people in their own garden or favourite parkland. Website: https://www.joannasellam.co.uk Facebook: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/josellam_artist Email: joannasellam@proton.me

Caroline Wait Enamels Caroline Wait Enamels Caroline Wait Enamels 1/1 As an artist, I have spent 17 years perfecting my skills as an enamelled copper and mixed media artist. The versatility of enamelling and the ability to achieve bright, vibrant colours continually inspire me. I love incorporating these colourful creations into everyday objects to produce unique pieces of art. A quote that deeply resonates with me is, "You watch it cool down slowly from white or red heat to deep blues, solemn violets, juicy greens, subtle lilacs, glowing orange, with a pure unbroken glaze for the surface, and then you know that your labour is not in vain, your work beautiful, it will never fade" - Edith Dawson, Enamels. During the lockdown, I delved into the world of mixed media and discovered a love of creating my crazy grey-haired ladies. I enjoy blending them with unusual objects, providing me with an opportunity to frequent vintage fairs and unearth hidden treasures. Website: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/blackberrylanedesigns Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blackberrylanedesigns4 Email: carolinewait@yahoo.co.uk

Stephanie Gay Painting/Drawing Stephanie Gay Painting/Drawing Stephanie Gay Painting/Drawing 1/1 Stephanie Gay paints colourful and arresting yet delicate images of British Landscapes, Flora and Fauna on Chinese silk. Her inspiration primarily comes from the beauty of the natural world and she enjoys experimenting with scale and context, attempting to create works that communicate energy, enthusiasm and a sense of fun to the viewer. Her latest exhibition in Bristol’s Square Club celebrated the wonderful botanical inspiration provided by the Bristol Botanic Garden. Awards 2017 Overall Winner Berkshire and Buckinghamshire Life Landscape Painter of the Year 2022 Overall Winner ‘Clevedon Artist of the Year’ Website: https://www.stephaniegay.co.uk/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stephgay.artist Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stephg_artist Email: steph@stephaniegay.co.uk

Sarah Souter Painting/Drawing Sarah Souter Painting/Drawing Sarah Souter Painting/Drawing 1/1 With a background as a Graphic Designer and a successful business selling graphic prints of the local area, Sarah has returned to her love of painting. Motivation to paint comes from noticing the dramatic and the colourful in a landscape and a desire to do more than take a photo, to somehow capture in paint the intense colours and the atmosphere of a place. She paints plein air whenever possible and finishes works in her studio using acrylic and oils. Website: Facebook: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarahartdiary/ Email: sarahsouterart@gmail.com

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Exhibiting Artists Map Directions Opening Times Venue 7 Cafe Lido, Portishead Open Air Pool, Esplanade Road, Portishead Artists Exhibiting Artists Olwyn KW Ceramics Olwyn creates beautiful carved decorative porcelain pieces and practical items for the kitchen. View More Sally Mulholland Pottery by Sally Vivien Ceramics Sally creates from her home studio in Portishead. Her work varies from aesthetic and sculptural pieces to tableware. View More Map Map Cafe Lido, Portishead Open Air Pool, Esplanade Road, Portishead BS20 7HD Directions and Parking Seafront Location with Estuary Views. Ample parking and disabled/wheelchair accessible parking on seafront in Esplanade Road. Directions Opening Times Venue Opening Times Saturday 3rd May Sunday 4th May Monday 5th May Tuesday 6th May Wednesday 7th May Thursday 8th May Friday 9th May Saturday 10th May Sunday 11th May 10am - 4pm 10am - 4pm 10am - 4pm 10am - 4pm 10am - 4pm 10am - 4pm 10am - 4pm 10am - 4pm 10am - 4pm Disabled Access: Yes Fully wheelchair accessible, including parking and toilet. Dogs are welcome. Refreshments: Yes Offering barista coffee and other hot and cold drinks, delicious cakes, ice cream, chocolate, crisps, biscuits and other snacks. Hot pasties, savouries and sandwiches are available at lunchtimes.

Exhibiting Artists Map Directions Opening Times Venue 34 Churchill Academy, Churchill Green, Churchill Artists Exhibiting Artists Breakaway Art Group Various A group of artists that have been meeting in Churchill for over 20 years with many styles and disciplines. View More Map Map Churchill Academy, Churchill Green, Churchill BS25 5QN Directions and Parking From Churchill traffic lights take A368 towards Weston turn right into Hilliers Lane, left on to Churchill Green school entrance on the right after Church Road. Directions Opening Times Venue Opening Times Saturday 3rd May Sunday 4th May Monday 5th May Tuesday 6th May Wednesday 7th May Thursday 8th May Friday 9th May Saturday 10th May Sunday 11th May 9.30am - 4.30pm 9.30am - 4.30pm 9.30am - 4.30pm Closed Closed Closed Closed 9.30am - 4.30pm 9.30am - 4.30pm Disabled Access: Yes Access ramp and disabled toilets. Ample parking. Refreshments: Yes Tea, coffee and homemade cakes

Clare Orr Painting/Drawing Clare Orr Painting/Drawing Clare Orr Painting/Drawing 1/1 Clare Orr is a local Artist who has gained qualifications in both fine art and public art as a mature student at the Royal Academy of Art in Bristol. Working in oil and watercolour the main focus of her work is landscape, seascape and nature. Her watercolour work is stylised using techniques of masking fluid, sea salt and washes to create texture and depth. By picking out the linear aspect of the countryside made by the footpaths, hedgerows and hills she produces work which has a printlike quality. Her work has been influenced by Japanese wood blocks prints. Her work in oils bring detail into the miniature scenes she creates. Clare uses a large collection of photographs and sketches of the surrounding landscape as inspiration for her paintings. Website: https://www.clareorr.co.uk Facebook: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clareorr_art Email: clare385@btinternet.com

Clive Birnie Printmaking Clive Birnie Printmaking Clive Birnie Printmaking 1/1 Clive Birnie is a printmaker and poet from Portishead. He combines a variety of screen printing techniques in layered compositions. Clive has had work included in the RWA open, the Evolver Prize exhibition and has exhibited at the Other Art Fair. Website: https://clivebirnie.bigcartel.com Facebook: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clivebirnie/ Email: cbirnie@gmail.com

Exhibiting Artists Map Directions Opening Times Venue 24 3 Bishops Mead, Cleeve Artists Exhibiting Artists Trudi Day Mixed Media View More Renate O’Donnell Textile Art Renate knits and felts bags, brooches and more. She also uses Paul's offcuts to create hanging leaves and more View More Paul O’Donnell Wood Paul O'Donnell Wood Paul creates beautiful mirrors, tree sculptures, boxes and other keepsakes made mostly from locally View More Map Map 3 Bishops Mead, Cleeve BS49 4NH Directions and Parking Parking on Bishops Mead and Bishops road Directions Opening Times Venue Opening Times Saturday 3rd May Sunday 4th May Monday 5th May Tuesday 6th May Wednesday 7th May Thursday 8th May Friday 9th May Saturday 10th May Sunday 11th May 11am - 5pm 11am - 5pm 11am - 5pm 11am - 5pm 11am - 5pm 11am - 5pm 11am - 5pm 11am - 5pm 11am - 5pm Disabled Access: No Limited disabled access Ramp available No disabled toilet Refreshments: Yes Freshly made scones/cheese scones and cakes. Quality tea and coffee . Proceeds to the Children’s Hospice South West. To contact the venue, please phone 01934 835141.

Norma Atherton Ceramics Norma Atherton Ceramics Norma Atherton Ceramics 1/1 My interest in clay started as a hobby whilst my children were growing up and later, to make it my career, I studied B Tech Design Craft Ceramics at Norfolk College of Arts and Technology. I joined Northern Potters Association, then East Anglian Potters, and later became an Associate member of the Craft Potters Association. The contacts and exchanges made at meeting with these groups both helped and stimulated me to open Westfield Pottery. I became very interested in smoke fired pots, and was inspired by the shapes of early Neolithic pottery found in parts of the British Isles and pottery from Northern Nigeria. I was also fascinated by the decoration made by smoke and have always admired the work of the Hopi Indians of Arizona. I have exhibited my coil built, burnished smoke fired pots at numerous venues with East Anglian Potters, also at Clay Works VI , and at the Victoria and Albert Museum with the Craft Potters Association. I also enjoyed being part of ‘Picture This’ at the Norfolk and Norwich Festival. A move to Holland enabled me to exhibit abroad, and during this time I gained a Workshop Ceramic Certificate at Westminster University. When I returned to England I obtained a teaching diploma, and taught Adult education evening classes and B Tech students at Norfolk College. Following a move to Somerset I took a break from making smoke fired pots but still continued working with clay, focussing on slab building, throwing, mold making and slip casting, and I obtained a certificate from The Sculpture School. I then started teaching again in my workshop at Grattons Farm. I have recently been developing new ideas for my smoke fired work, I am now a member of West Country Potters Association and have exhibited with them at Bovey Tracy and Tavistock Ceramic Craft Fair. I am constantly developing new ideas and enjoy teaching and passing on skills, and I look forward to exhibiting as a member of North Somerset Arts. Website: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/norma.atherton Instagram: Email: atherton.norjohn@btinternet.com