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 artists and makers listed below exhibited their wonderful art during 2024 and many will return next year on
SUNDAY 2nd MARCH 2025
for the start of another fantastic year of ART in the SQUARE!
Until then, 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.
AARON STEPHENS - SIGN-WRITERI am a Signwriter, Gilder and Brilliant Glass Cutter, always working by hand using traditional methods, with a passion for keeping these heritage skills in the public eye. I make handmade letters on wood and glass, using real gold leaf and enamel paints, in bright colours which always catch the eye. I am also happy to discuss any projects you are working on that might require these skills to help you achieve. IMAGE: GILDING WORK EXAMPLE |
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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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ALISON ARCHER - ARTISTI collect all sorts of bits and pieces that I usually - eventually - manage to use in my work. My horde ranges from feathers and photos of quirky birds, dried seed heads, old electronics, bits of material and buttons, to images of drain pipes, chimney pots, and sun on a church floor. I also like the texture of things like crisply folded paper and the way dupion silk drapes. And then I work from there. IMAGE: Mixed media - LEAF LITTER About the Artist: Click here for Alison's bio and to view more of her artwork. |
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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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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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BECKY BERRY - ARTISTBecky Berry works in a mixture of mediums from sculpting in paper clay, spuncotton to illustrating in ink. Her work is all from her imagination, her inspiration comes from nature or can be sparked by the smallest found object. IMAGE: Ink drawing - MICE DE MICE DUM |
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BEX COLLETT - ARTISTLarge canvas paintings inspired by the colour harmonies and contrasts of Salisbury Plain. Taken from long walks in the sun shards of copse woodlands to the grassy naturally luminous chalk tracks and the endless paradisiacal spectrum of wild flower valleys and other engaging chromatic offerings. Set to memory, they are recomposed and eventually abstracted on paper, board or canvases back in the studio, forming simplistic palette cells, provoking feelings of past wonder, curiosity and a wistful affection for well loved locations. IMAGE: Acrylic, spray paint and ink - PARADISE |
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BOB NORMAN - POTTERBob started throwing pots at school, then took it up again after a 30-year gap. Now retired and living in Salisbury, he makes useful items – mugs, jugs, bowls, dishes …. He uses stoneware which is hard wearing and may be used in the oven, microwave and dishwasher. IMAGE: Clay - BLUE GLAZE PLATTER About the artist: Click here to visit Bob's bio to view more of his pottery. |
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BRIDGET TIMONEY - POTTERI am proud to be an Irish potter; I trained on the acclaimed Pottery Skills Course in Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny. After completing my one-year apprenticeship with Julie Ayton last year, supported by the Adopt a Potter Trus. I am now Studio Ranger at Messums Creative. IMAGE: VASE About the Artist: Click here to visit Bridget's bio and to view more of her art. |
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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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ELA ANTHONY - ARTISTI am a nurse with a love for the canvas. At work, I immerse myself in the world of medicine, tending to my patients' needs with compassion and dedication. But when I’m at home, a different side of me emerges, one that finds solace in the strokes of a paintbrush and the vibrant hues of acrylic paint. I find fulfilment in balancing my nursing profession and my artistic pursuits. It has taught me to see the world with empathy, compassion, and creativity, which I carry into both aspects of my life. IMAGE: Acrylic on canvas - VIEW OVER THE LAKE III |
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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: Drop Spindle Basket Kit - CARNIVAL About the artist: Click here to visit Elizabeth's bio amd to view more of her work. |
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EMILY HARNETT - ARTISTEmily Harnett Designs is my textile business name since 2003 when awarded funding to design wearable art. Race forward in time and I found myself develop many artistic projects including oil painting on 'The Armada Paintings' 2009. Im offering portraiture line drawing in the Art Event. Also showing the inspiration of my mothers painting at the fair and limited prints of her images. IMAGE: Oil - BLUE LADY |
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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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EMMA BROUGHTON - ARTISTI am a Wiltshire-based RSN trained Embroidery Tutor, Author, Artist and fabric designer with expertise in hand embroidery, fabric dyeing, screen printing, and digital fabric design. My passion is creating unique designs for embroidered boxes and specialist embroidery kits. I sell and teach my design online and in person classes independently, for the Royal school of Needlework and the Embroiderers' Guild of America under the name Fairy Wren Embroidery. IMAGE: Silk Shaded Embroidery - FAIRY WREN |
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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 and Design Project - CONICAL PEOPLE AND BREAD |
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FIONA FORBES - ARTISTVibrant, colourful and uplifting paintings are my speciality. I paint in all media. I studied Decorative Design at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art. My subjects are varied, mostly derived from nature and the outdoors 'Plein air' painting in watercolours give me plenty of subjects to develop in my studio into oils and acrylics using a palette knife to produce loose, impressionist work. Living in different counties and mixing with other cultures and nationalities has moulded my style and outlook on life as well as my creativity. I have lived in Wiltshire since 2009. IMAGE: Oil - SPIRE VIEW About the Artist: Click here for Fiona's bio and to view more of her art. |
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GARY BROUGHTON - ARTISTGary is an illustrator and comic book artist focusing on pen and ink. His speciality is creating comic book style illustrations with black and white ink ranging from small trading card style inked sketch cards to larger eye-catching pieces. Gary is also a comic book writer and enjoys the challenge of creating characters and worlds from scratch. IMAGE: Ink - WOLVERINE |
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GEMMA DUNN - PRINTMAKERGemma is a fine artist and printmaker based in Salisbury, UK. Her hand printed linocuts are delicate and intricate, drawing inspiration from the pockets of woodland surrounding her home. She explores themes that are meaningful to her; the flow of life, spiritual connection, collaboration and the messy beauty found in relationships and the human heart. She finds her process deeply healing and hopes others will find joy and beauty in her work too. IMAGE: Linocut - BENEATH THE SURFACE |
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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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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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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 - ELM GROVE EVENING |
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LINDA POWELL - ARTISTI currently work in acrylics and mixed media on paper, plywood panels and canvas. My recent work is more inventive and abstract and also more personal. All paintings are originals. They show the diversity of my work including landscapes, still life and abstracts in oils, acrylics and mixed media. IMAGE: Acrylic - INCANTATION About the Artist: Click here for Linda's bio and to view more of her art |
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LOUISA SAFFIOTI - ARTISTMy work consists mostly of framed and unframed watercolour paintings of landscapes and views of Salisbury, many of which are painted outside. I also paint waterfowl and chickens. I exhibit and sell my paintings online and locally and I am a member of Salisbury Group of Artists and Plain Arts Salisbury. IMAGE: Watercolour - GOLDFINCHES IN THE TREES facebook.com/Louisa-saffiotiart About the Artist: Click here for Louisa's bio and to view more of her art. |
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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 - HENDERSONS About the Artist: Click here for Lucinda's bio and to view more of her art. |
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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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MARY FAWCETT - ARTISTCome and enjoy colourful and vibrant paintings in many different sizes. I am inspired to paint landscape, sea, flowers and some spiritually based work amongst other experimental pieces. Most are framed or on canvasses. I have exhibited over many years and there are bargains available as I can't stop painting!! IMAGE: Pastel and Acrylic - SOUTHWEST COASTAL PATH About the artist: Click here to visit Mary's bio and to view more of her art. |
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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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NICOLA HUDSON - ART & DESIGNI am a Fine Artist and Textiles Designer and fascinated by playing with colour. I design luxurious silk scarves. My inspiration is often through nature where I draw energy and create vibrant art. I really enjoy the creative journeys which start from a flicker of imagination of an object or a flower. Through experimentation and play you often find something unique evolves by chance. These are the jewels of design, they must not be missed! IMAGE: Silk - SILK SCARF DESIGN |
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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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RICH TURLEY - ARTISTRich mixes his photography of Salisbury and other places of inspiration (including Cornwall) with a new venture into paint and ink on wood. His photography is inspired by natural forms, whether it be the Cornish coastline or lichen on buildings like Salisbury Cathedral, exploring texture, shape and light. The paint and ink artworks show his artistic talent for capturing Salisbury, wildlife and popular culture in a unique way. IMAGE: Watercolour and pen - BARN OWL ON POST |
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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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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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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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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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STACEY WINDSOR - ARTISTStacey is a semi-abstract mixed media seascape artist. She was brought up in a coastal city in South Africa and now lives permanently on the outskirts of Salisbury. Her current body of work is focused on the movement of water, ocean life and how people interact with the sea. She draws inspiration from her childhood near the beach, travel and the beautiful British coast line. IMAGE: Acrylic on canvas - UNTITLED |
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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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VICKY BILTON - TEXTILESVicky uses free machine embroidery and hand stitching to produce framed pieces. Her subject matter can be a traditional landscape, birds or a stone wall, so is inspired by beauty in unusual places. Vicky also makes bespoke greetings cards. IMAGE: Free Machine Embroidery - WINTER BEACH About the Artist: Click her for Vicky's bio and to view more of her artwork. |
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WENDY ANNE KLEIN - ARTISTWendy is a conceptual artist/illustrator creating art with a humorous slant on everyday life. During her career she has written and illustrated several children’s books as well as working freelance for magazines and newspapers. Some of her images are available as prints and greeting cards. IMAGE: Oil - COCKTAILS AT SHASTAS |
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The following Salisbury based art groups joined us in the square during the past year
to promote their memberships and display member's artwork.
PLAIN ARTS SALISBURYPlain Arts Salisbury is the leading visual arts network for Salisbury and the surrounding area, offering members a window on the visual arts in Salisbury. From fine artists and artisans who’s art is their livelihood to amateur artists and hobbyists, all combining to represent an ever growing talent of visual artists and makers. If you would like to know more please visit our stand for a friendly chat. Members of Plain Arts will be displaying their art. Co-ordinator - DAVID WALKER About the group: Click here to visit PA's bio to find out more about their group. |
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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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We hope you enjoyed 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 Artist Corner 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 a wonderful range of refreshments from the many cafés, restaurants and pubs around the square.
We look forward to welcoming you to our next event on: SUNDAY 2nd MARCH 2025!