E X H I B I T O R S
BRINGING ART OUTSIDE FOR ALL TO ENJOY!
We are delighted to bring a diverse range of high quality, unique art from talented local artists to the
heart of our beautifull city on the first Sunday of each month from March to December.
The talented artists and makers listed below will be exhibiting their artwork at our next arts event on:
SUNDAY 7th DECEMBER 2025
MARKET SQUARE, SALISBURY
10 - 4
All artists welcome enquiries - please click on the links provided.
About the Artist links provide further information about the artist and a selection of their current artwork.
Please click on each image to view artwork in full.
SAMANTHA BIDDLE - ARTISTSpecialising in painting beautifully personalised pet portraits, and creating a permanent memory that lasts forever, Samantha says it's not just pets. Her love of Luna hares is shown in her other art. Painting in watercolour or using her ipad to create realistic digital painting, she works with you on commissioned pet portraits and sells her originals and prints online and at select shows in the southwest. Samantha spent years teaching art to adults all over the world and has a digital art course available on her website. Image: Watercolour - BELLATRIX |
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LUCINDA NICHOLAS - ARTISTI live in Redlynch in the beautiful New Forest National Park where most of my inspiration comes from. My watercolour paintings are available as originals, prints, 100% silk cushion covers, mugs, coasters and greeting cards. I also take commissions. Visit my website to view all of my paintings and designs along with the stories behind each one. IMAGE: Watercolour - POULTRY CROSS About the Artist: Click here for Lucinda's bio and to view more of her art. |
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SHARON ROGERS - ARTISTSharon has made her name as a watercolour artist and is a Certified Zentangle Teacher. She has participated in numerous local exhibitions, and her work has been included in The Royal Society of Marine Artists, and The Society of Woman Artists annual exhibitions in London. She is a teacher of watercolours and holds classes in her studio. Image: Watercolour - WAITING IN THE SHADE |
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KAY PRATT - CERAMICISTThe natural world inspires my work, and I am particularly drawn to animals—whether domestic, farm, or wild. Each piece I create is an attempt to capture not only the physical form, but also the spirit, beauty, and character of the subject. Sculpture is both a way of honouring my lifelong connection to nature and a means of storytelling. Each sculpture carries with it an essence - a presence - that I hope resonates with those who encounter my work. Image: Clay, under glazed and finished in acrylic - ANOTHER BUSY DAY |
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TOM SHAPLAND - ARTISTBased in Dorset, I paint watercolour for creativity, satisfaction and sanity. After long periods in the far east I have returned back to the relative calm and peace of the countryside to evolve something I have always been passionate about. Taking much inspiration from places i enjoy and feel lucky enough to have been. Image: Watercolour & Ink - RAVEN |
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GEORGE SHAPLAND - WOOD TURNERGeorge Shapland retired from the army in 2017 and took up wood turning full time after training under the Master Turner, Stuart Mortimer. He turned professional in 2019 with the launch of his company Butterwood and was accepted onto the Register of Professional Turners in September that year. He specialises in segmented designs in both domestic and exotic hardwoods. IMAGE: Rosewood and Wenge - JUBILEE BOWL About the Artist: Click here for George's bio and to view more of his wood turning. |
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FELICITY JOWITT - TEXTILESI like to make a series of mixed media pieces that work together as one artwork. This can be collated in a book, or as a collection. I am selling my latest book, a series of photos of conical people interacting with bread. The pictures are collected into a book called “Conical people and bread”, snapshots of the life Dada. Image: Art & Design Project - CONICAL PEOPLE AND BREAD |
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BARBORA VLCKOVA - ARTISTSince my chilhood, I have been very creative. I do not like waste… materials that can often appear to not be of any use any more, are my favourites to work with. My most favourite materials are wood with combination of metal and other natural media. I see opportunities to be creative and I love the challenge to design something new and different every time. IMAGE: Mixed media - LONG PEOPLE About the Artist: Click here for Bara's bio and to view more of her artwork. |
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NIGEL JAMES - ARTIST & PHOTOGRAPHERNigel has always had a particular interest in both Natural and Built environments and has often combined this with his love of travel over the years. He prefers to use a range of media, including oils, watercolour, mixed media and his passion for photography, especially film based media, to interpret and explore emotive responses to these surroundings. Image: Oil on canvas - DOWNLAND SKIES |
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NICOLA HADINGHAM - CERAMICISTNicola Hardingham is a ceramicist and illustrator whose work celebrates nature, storytelling and expressive form. She also lovingly curates the art of her grandmother, Rosemary Dickens (1943–2024), whose poetic drawings and paintings wove together myth, memory and the natural world. Together, their art connects two generations through creativity, and a shared love of the natural world. Image: Clay - STRONG WOMEN |
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HELEN SOUTHWELL - GLASSPretty fused glass plates and bowls, candle votives, jewellery and other gifts including attractive garden sculptures. Hand made by fusing layers of clear glass, glass chips, glass paints and coloured frits to create interest and texture. IMAGE: Glass - MORNING LIGHT etsy.com/uk/shop/TheGlassRoomUK About the Artist: Click here for Helen's bio and to view more of her designs. |
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WATERCOLOUR WORKSHOPSThis month RICHARD GREATHEAD will be there to help you create your very own peice of Christmas art! A variety of subjects will be on display to inspire you. Watercolours, paint brushes and art paper are all provided. If you have always wanted to create your own Christmas cards or a special peice of art to give as a gift, then pop along and have a go… you may just surprise yourself! December Workshop - Create your own Christmas Cards or Piece of Art! 30 minute sessions run between 10am - 3pm - £5 each - All ages & levels welcome! |
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Throughout the past year we have been delighted to welcome the artists listed below
to our arts events in the Market Square and we look forward to seeing them again in 2026.
Our artists all welcome enquires for arts sales, commissions and workshops.
Please email directly via the links provided.
ADAM CLUTTERBUCK - PHOTOGRAPHERAdam Clutterbuck is a Somerset based landscape and abstract photographer. He produces striking black and white landscapes and colourful abstracts to inject colour and mood into your interior décor. Commissions Accepted. IMAGE: Photography - SENTINEL |
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ALESSIA JONES - ARTISTI create beautiful paintings, giclée limited edition prints and illustrations. My canvases and works on paper are inspired by nature, wildlife, landscapes, animal totems, dreams and extraordinary daily life. Since moving to Wiltshire, I have been inspired by the gorgeous countryside here. Artworks are available in a range of sizes and media; watercolour, acrylic and oils, with prices to suit most budgets! IMAGE: Gouache and Watercolour - SWAN FREEING WITH GRACE |
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ANGELA COX - ARTISTLiving a short distance from Stonehenge, I have been inspired in so many ways, with the Stones, wildlife and scenery in the beautiful Wiltshire Countryside. I am a self taught Artist and my work to date is in Charcoal, Pastels and coloured pencils that I really love to work with. Giclee Prints several sizes, Cards, Coasters and a few other items are available. I also take Commissions. IMAGE: Charcoal, Pastels, coloured pencils - HARE THEY GO AGAIN AT STONEHENGE |
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AP2 DESIGNS - DIGITAL ARTISTSAP2 DESIGNS was born out of pure passion and love for hand drawn digital art, founded in 2025 by couple Joe & Chloe from the UK, AP2 DESIGNS strives to provide unique, eye catching and versatile pieces designed with anyone and everyone in mind. IMAGE: Digital illustration - Untitled |
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BECKI KING - ARTISTSince 2022 Becki has seen hundreds of students pass through her classes experiencing similar life changing joy. Sharing this experience is what has motivated her to establish The Next Level Art Academy, offering structured tuition to others so they too may enjoy the benefits of learning to draw and paint, share their passion and build friendships with others also on the path. IMAGE: NEXT LEVEL ART ACADEMY |
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CAMRIN SCHINKEL - ARTISTCamrin is a Salisbury based painter working with watercolour, acrylic, gouache, and ink. Her expressive, colourful works range from bold figure studies to delicate watercolour and pen pieces. Inspired by nature, everyday moments, and the human form, she’s passionate about creative growth, community, and celebrating beauty in all its forms. IMAGE: Watercolour and fine-liner - NEPHY & VICTOR |
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CHRIS LOCK - PHOTOGRAPHERI have been photographing Wiltshire and Dorset for the last fifteen years and still find great inspiration in the changing moods and colours of the landscape through the seasons. My work has appeared in a number of books and magazines, and 2021 will mark the tenth edition of my Wylye Valley Calendar, which supports the Wiltshire based charity Hope and Homes for Children. IMAGE: Fine art print - GROVELY WOOD About the Artist: Click here for Chris's bio and to view more of his photography. |
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DANIEL NORTH - BLACKSMITH ARTI started with wood carving but then moved on to blacksmithing. I have a passion for metal art and am delighted to help re-kindle this dying skill. The best thing is how people appreciate the work I have done and this feeling fuels me to keep creating. IMAGE: Steel - BIRD & FLOWER |
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ELIZABETH TANNER - TEXTILESThe yarn enthusiast behind A TAIL OF YARN, I blend animal fibres, plant dyes and textile waste to spin characterful art yarns which inspire my crochet hats, knitwear and spinning, knitting and crochet kits. I’m also passionate about sharing skills and keeping traditional crafts alive at my rural studio through my workshops. Image: Textiles - HAND SPUN About the artist: Click here to visit Elizabeth's bio amd to view more of her work. |
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EMILY RICHARDS - ARTISTMy passion is creating art that reflects the beauty of colour, and the magic of the natural world. My work is inspired by animals and botanic forms, whether this is native to the UK or further afield. I create paintings and painted wooden pieces that I hope will lift your spirits and fill your heart and home with happiness. Image: Acrylic and pen - MIDNIGHT MEADOW |
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GEMMA LARKHAM - ARTISTI create art in a few forms, sometimes on canvas but often on wood slices with acrylic paint. Recently I painted a large wooden dinosaur for a trail at furzey gardens in the new forest. I also paint in watercolour and often turn that painting into a print on decopage paper and decorate furniture with it, blending it in with chalk paints. IMAGE: Chalk paint and acrylic - CASTLE THEMED DRAWES |
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JANE MCNEILL - STUDIO POTTERI am a studio potter based in Homington, just outside Salisbury. I first discovered clay about 5 years ago, and from the first touch I was hooked! I make wheel-thrown pieces, mostly in stoneware clay, and I’m hugely drawn to a cool, calm palette and clean lines - many people comment on a beachy/coastal feel to my work. Life can be noisy and chaotic, and I love to make pieces that people can bring into their homes which bring with them a sense of peace and calm. Image: Wheel thrown stoneware - FEATHER COLLECTION |
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JANE STANILAND - CERAMICISTJane makes Ceramic pots for growing things in. They are stoneware fired so they can live outside if required. Inspired by Attic pots, Majolica, Delph ware, English slipware, Peruvian pottery and all folk art, Jane draws faces, figures and nature on her storytelling vessels. Her work is continually developing, each pot unique, but Jane's fluid style is constant. IMAGE: Stoneware pot - WILD SWIMMERS |
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JANE WALKER - ARTISTI paint mostly urban, and semi-urban scenes, mainly in oils. Most of my paintings are of places in, and around Salisbury. IMAGE: Oil on canvas - OCTOBER EVENING |
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MANDY CAPEL - GLASS ARTISTSouth African born Mandy Capel is a glass artist now living in the Wylye Valley, Wiltshire. Passionate about the arts and textiles, she specialises in home décor, personalised gifts, and jewellery. Her work draws inspiration from both South Africa and the UK, often incorporating intricate glass fusing techniques that sometimes require multiple firings to achieve unique textures and effects. IMAGE: Fused glass - JELLYFISH |
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MARJA BROWN - ARTISTMy passion is to create artworks that bring peace and joy into this world. I am passionate about creating artworks that relate to the viewer. I love to paint paintings you can loose yourself in. Playing with colours and textures, creating semi abstract art is now filling my life on a daily bases. The Landscapes and Seascapes are there to be enjoyed as triggers of appreciation of the beauty that surrounds us. IMAGE: Acrylic on canvas - MAN OF WAR BAY, Durdle Door |
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MEGAN CHEETHAM - ARTISTMegan’s pictures range from still life to portraiture and on to landscapes. Her work is infused with an energy which helps to keep it fresh. Not restricted to any one medium, Megan enjoys mixing sketching and painting to create layers, whilst looking to colour and light to inform the image. IMAGE: Oil - GIFTS TO MYSELF No7 About the Artist: Click here for Megan's bio and to view more of her art. |
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MIA HOUGHTON - JEWELLERExchanging London for a studio in her beautiful hometown of Salisbury in order to start Mijoux Creations, Mia now produces gorgeous handmade silver and gemstone jewellery, inspired by nature, water and the beauty of geometry. Mijoux Creations makes affordable jewellery to make you smile, give as unique presents or show someone special that you love them. Image: Sterling silver - BOHO DROP EARRINGS About the Artist: Click here for Mia's bio and to view more of her jewellery. |
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MILFORD HOUSE CARE HOME - RESIDENT ARTISTSA range of works with different subjects created by the residents of Milford House Care Home, winner of the National Activity Providers Association ‘Arts in Care Homes’ award 2024. The works exhibited are all by residents and cards featuring a selection of works are available to buy in aid of the homes chosen charity for 2025 Childrens Chance based in Salisbury. IMAGE: Acrylic on Board - DAFFODILS |
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PHILIP HUDSON - ARTISTBeautiful wood mosaics using a variety of local tree species and sustainably sourced wood. I only ever use the natural by-product of general forest and land management or the casualties of old age and storms to add to my palette of tree pieces. Join me as I create a new piece for the city’s River Project during the day and get hands on! IMAGE: Acrylic and ink - TWO TRIBES |
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PIP WHITE - NEEDLE FELTINGPip White was born and brought up in Salisbury. It has only been recently her discovery of needle felting has allowed her to explore her talent in a very unique way. Her use of fibre forms and illusion of water colour or pastels and allows her to create landscapes and coastal scenes mainly from the south-west of England. IMAGE: NEW FOREST VIEW About the Artist: Click here to view Pip's bio and to view more of her workAbout the Artist: |
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RICHARD GREATHEAD - ARTISTI am an amateur artist who has pursed the art as a hobby since being at school. I mainly sketch and do watercolour painting, but rarely go anywhere now without taking a sketch pad and paints with me. I find art extremely therapeutic and take great joy in assisting others to take up the activity. IMAGE: Watercolour - Example painting for workshops |
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RICHARD HORNER - ARTISTRichard Horner is a self-taught fine artist and described himself as a die-in-the wool Yorkshireman but for the last 30 years has been living in self-imposed exile in Wiltshire. He has dabbled in most mediums but finds the switching between Watercolour and Oil his most rewarding. Subject matter ranges from landscapes, still life to portraits with the living world his inspiration. Some of these creations have also been accompanied by self-penned poetry. IMAGE: Oil - PALLADIUM BRIDGE, Wilton House About the Artist: Click here for Richard's bio and to view more of his art. |
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ROSSIE HENDERSON-BEGG - ARTISTThe ocean, with all its mystery and depth, inspires Rossie’s work. Full of wonder, beauty, power, it also speaks of who we are as people. Using paint pouring techniques, she captures the dynamic and ever-changing nature of the sea. Rossie’s mission is to uplift and inspire through her art. She is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, based in Bristol. IMAGE: Acrylic and silicon oil - BECOMING |
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SALISBURY GROUP OF ARTISTSSalisbury Group of Artists welcomes artists of all ages and abilities within the Salisbury area. Members have the opportunity to participate in a full programme of workshops, exhibitions and events, and receive a monthly Newsletter containing up to date information and articles relevant to the art scene. Members from SGA will be exhibiting their work over the weekend. Co-ordinator - MARTIN WEBSTER About the group: Click here to visit SGA's bio and to out more about their group. |
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SARAH CHRISTIE - ARTISTSarah is a self-taught artist inspired by the world’s complexities. She boldly explores mental health, feminism, and unspoken issues, sparking conversation through her work. Using acrylics and mixed media, her versatile style shifts from bold pulp-inspired pieces to evocative black-and-white compositions, challenging societal norms with every brushstroke. IMAGE: Acrylic and mixed media - THE CREATION OF THE INFLUENCER |
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STEPHEN DAVIS - PHOTOGRAPHERInspired by the Wiltshire Landscape I am particularly drawn to photographing the landscape and wildlife of Ancient Woodland, Meadows and Downland that Wiltshire is famous for. In recent years I have developed an extensive portfolio of images of the Ancient trees of Savernake Forest. Fine Art Prints are available framed or unframed. Image: Fine art print - GHOST OAK About the Artist: Click here for Stephen's bio and to view more of his photography |
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SUSI GARDNER - ARTISTSSusi Gardner is an emerging wildlife and pet portrait artist, specialising in oils. The species of wildlife whom in her own lifetime has seen deplete in number is a passion and drive for her to capture on canvas. Susi is a self taught artist who aims to capture the soul of each animal she paints. Image: Oil on cavas - THE LOOKOUT KING |
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SUSIE HIGHFIELD - CERAMICISTSusie Highfield ceramic artist creates sculptures that explore themes of interconnectivity and the relationship between nature and human structures. Her ring sculptures use interconnecting circles and unpredictable Raku glaze firing to symbolise the power and resilience of unity. Image: Raku fired rings - FAMILY BOND |
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SUSIE JAMES - ARTISTSusie works across a variety of media, creating vibrant works that mainly draw inspiration from nature and the sea. Susie's artwork reflects the interplay between light, form and texture, inviting the viewer to immerse themselves in a world of vivid hues and shapes. Susie paints from her own studio in Southampton and her work has been exhibited across various venues in the South. Image: Acrylic - DAWN'S GLOW |
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SUPPORTERS OF THE YOUNG GALLERYThe Supporters are from various walks of life who have united to foster the development of the Young Gallery, a free art museum in the centre of Salisbury. It is on the first floor of Salisbury Library, with 3 galleries and a collection of over 4000 works of art. We raise funds to contribute to acquisitions for the gallery through talks on art, exhibitions and life drawing classes. Co-Ordinator: TIM CHADSEY |
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TAMSYN GREGORY - ARTISTTamsyn is a representational artist, observing and interpreting the world around her in vivid colours both in analogue and digital mediums. Capturing fleeting moments from bustling local towns to serene landscapes as well as creating colourful interior paintings. Her work is currently exhibited in many galleries and shops in the South West. IMAGE: Oil - LATE SUMMER MEADOW |
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WILL RICHARDSON - SCULPTUREWill Richardson is an intuitive stone carver with no formal training in art or sculpture. Much of his work is figurative, leaving unrevealed elements for the viewer to imagine. He deliberately avoids any suggestion of literary or allegorical associations in his work as this imposes a viewpoint on the observer. Image: Sculpture - FEMALE FIGURE - 2024 instagram.com/willrichardson79 About the Artist: Click here for Will's bio and to view more of his sculptors. |
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We hope you enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of all our Unique Arts Events in the beautiful surroundings of the Market Square.
It's a great place to Meet the Artists, chat to them about their style of art and love for what they create.
Our 30-minute Workshops give you a chance to 'Have a Go' under the guidance of one of our wonderful artists!
It's also a great place to relax and enjoy wonderful Live Music and refreshments from Konjo Coffee
and the many cafés, restaurants and pubs around the square.
We look forward to welcoming you to our next event held in along KIPPER ALLEY in the Market Place on SUNDAY 7th DECEMBER 2025