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ARCHIVE: November demo: An Active Street Scene in Watercolour

Tuesday 15 November 2022 at 7.30pm

Brian Smith is a Sheffield born artist and illustrator with an uncommon breadth of expertise in an unusual variety of fields; here are some of them.

An inquisitive observer of all that goes on around him, he paints for the joy of it, describing …

October newsletter

The October newsletter features an update on our Bunkfest weekend, our September demonstration, the outing to the Stanley Spencer Gallery and more.

Visit to Stanley Spencer Gallery

A small group of members visited the Stanley Spencer gallery in Cookham, Bucks. Born in Cookham, Stanley Spencer was a truly distinctive student at the Slade, studying alongside such luminaries as Paul Nash, Dora Carrington and Christopher Nevinson.

September newsletter

An update on Autumn activities, including an exhibition of members’ works at The Great Hall, Cholsey; our stand at the Bunkfest Weekend; ‘en plein air’ painting days; and a live demo on contemporary oils.

ARCHIVE: October demo -Sunset in Pastels

Tuesday 18 October 2022 at 7.30pm.

Les Darlow loves painting skies and thinks they are the key to a great landscape. He has a fascination for storms and extreme weather, whether that is a sunrise at -20 degrees in winter, a snow storm, a stunning sunset or a growing supercell in the height of summer, these are the key elements to his painting.

On View at The Great Hall, Cholsey

As part of our project to promote the club, we are exhibiting 12 paintings, by five club members, in the Foyer at The Great Hall, Cholsey. The paintings will remain for 2 months, unless sold, when they can be replaced by other members’ work.

WADAC at ArtWeeks

Wallingford and District Art Club (WADAC) held a successful exhibition as part of Oxfordshire Art Weeks from 13-15 May 2022 at The Great Hall at Cholsey Meadows.  

ARCHIVE: Demo – Contemporary Landscape in Oils

Tuesday 20 September 2022 at 7.30pm. Hester Berry’s practice is rooted in traditional representation and methods, but she constantly challenges her understanding of “painting” and explores ways paint can represent effects such as light, time, movement and climate.