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Kate BAKER
katebakermosaicmuse@icloud.com
Kate Baker is a mosaic and glass fusion artist from Deal, Kent. Influenced by Nature and its beauty, her visual and tactile work draws inspiration from picturesque landscapes and seascapes within her locality. Working in two mediums and utilising picque-assiette style her pieces have a vibrancy where incorporating texture, colour, flow and movement is key. Each piece you view is handmade; crafted with passion and individuality, so is totally unique. |
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Diane Barrett
I have never been formally trained as an artist. I went on to purchase a kiln and have been experimenting ever since. I am always looking to experiment, trying different ways of using glass. My inspirations come from everywhere. I see something and think this could work in Glass, then give it a go. I joined SEAS Open Houses in 2017 to see if my work would sell to the public. |
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Patricia BARRY
Mixed media artist, Paint, print and stitch.
Trained as a textile artist and worked in secondary education as an Art Teacher. In addition trained at Guys and St. Thomas’ University Medical School as an Art Psychotherapist, subsequently working with troubled children and young people using art as a medium to release inner turmoil. I am now a practicing artist who mostly works in mixed media and watercolour. |
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BERESFORD Susan
07958397794 I graduated from Brighton Polytechnic with a BA (Hons) Degree in Illustration in 1987. I mostly work in acrylic or pencil and ink wash. My work can be seen in books, packaging, shop windows, on mugs, plates and walls too! I work primarily in the fields of Editorial, Design and Advertising, and have considerable experience in designing and painting murals, and working as an Artist in Residence in schools. I returned to Brighton for a six-week residency at the Brighton Evening Argus, to produce a colour supplement, a portrait of the newspaper for their 120th anniversary, as part of the Year of the Artist. These images were later reproduced as murals in the Newsquest Company offices. I illustrated a revolutionary interactive touchscreen system for educational purposes at Metis physiotherapy centre, co-owned by Ian Wright as well as a ten-meter mural for their state-of-the-art Dance Studio. I have exhibited work at Alexandra Palace, Battersea Town Hall, Bernard Weatherill House, and many other venues including Le Pinardier, Deal. |
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Penny BERKELEY
Figurative and experimental abstract paintings inspired by nature.
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Christine BIRBECK
Painter / Textile Artist |
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Jayne BROUGHTON MA
My passion is for colour & texture. Inspiration comes from the sea & coast, sunrise & sunset, nature & landscapes. I use a diverse range of media to create a selection of art & craft works to realise unique designs or individual pieces. I like to make only one, or maybe two, of any one item. My work includes Paintings/Wall Art; Bookmaking; Luxury Knitwear; Handcrafted Felt & Silk items; Beaded Jewellery; Cushions, Silk Scarves & Bags made with hand-dyed fabrics; various Decorative Gifts. Born in Dover, I moved to Maidstone when I got married and now – semi-retired – have moved back to the coast. This area is definitely ‘home’. The last 16 years of my working life have been creating commercial leisure interiors for an architectural practice near Maidstone. During this time, I gained an MA in Three Dimensional Design in 2003/4. |
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Thomas BURNHAM
Trained Bath Academy of Art. Two |
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Susan CARLYLE
07812 443789 Paintings + mixed media prints. |
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Martin CHERRY
87 Golf Road, Deal CT146QD I have always had a love of the printed image. My earliest days I would have my head in a magazine or a newspaper transfixed by the type and photographs on the page. I studied lettering, typography and graphic design at Medway College of Art but always had a love of photography and enjoyed combining these forms together. My natural route was magazine design and I joined a publishers in 1972 as promotions designer. I learnt my trade quickly under the guidance of some talented designers. I finally found my dream job in 1976 when I became art director for a London publishers allowing me to combine my love for typography and photography. I now have the time to follow my passion, behind a Nikon camera creating images of my choice photographing the Kent coastline, stormy clouds, architecture or abstract composition. I hope you find my work intriguing, better still inspiring |
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Molly CLEMENT mhclement34@gmail.com
Digital illustrator and printmaker |
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Pam CUTLER
My watercolour and gouache paintings explore fluid line and vibrant colour. I also work with mixed media, sculpture and different types of print-making, including stone lithography. My current paintings are based on the figure in movement and I am also inspired by the natural world and the effects of light in landscapes both in the UK and abroad. After completing a Fine Art degree at Kingston, I participated in group exhibitions in London and contributed to various Public Art projects. I took a degree in the History of Art at London University and taught portraiture and sculpture in adult education. With a PGCE, I taught Art in secondary schools. I was interested in developing the artistic creativity of deaf and special needs children and became Head of Art in a school for dyslexic children. In 2004, Barrington Stokes commissioned me to write a series of accessible Art books on major movements of Art. Walking in the Kent countryside and along the beautiful coastline has inspired recent work and I use photography to capture my observations of landscape and the natural world. I continue to deepen my understanding of the human form through life drawing and my practice of Yoga and Tai Chi. |
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Alan DAVIS Painter & Printmaker 01304 375905 alanbarrydavis@yahoo.co.uk His Art teaching qualifications were gained at Stockwell College of Education, Bromley,(1965-68) where he specialized in screen-printing fabrics. After a teaching career in Art Education, he is now painting and print-making in Kingsdown and West Cork. On retirement he returned to screen-printing and more recently uses a combination of woodblock prints on fabric, enhanced with vibrant oil-colour. This has produced a range of images reflecting his deep interest in Celtic, and other ancient cultures, together with the local heritage of Deal’s environs. His landscapes illustrate vernacular architecture and the passing of traditional rural life. He has recently explored digital media to compose more complex collages and prints from original works. |
| Andrew DAVIS andy.davis14@icloud.com (07813) 663252 After becoming seriously ill and having to stop work in the theatre, I decided to enrol in a local adult education Art Class. I soon discovered I could paint and I enjoyed it. Since then I’ve never looked back and have my own studio now in our new home in St. Margaret’s Bay. |
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Pauline DAVIS
Fine Art, Ceramics
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Desi DIMOWA I work with driftwood, sea debris, upcycled and recycled materials. My name is Desi Dimowa. I have a Master’s degree in Chemistry and this together with my love to nature, gave me the inspiration to use recycled materials in my works. I enjoy walking around beaches near my home on the South Kent coast, collecting driftwood and other debris let by the tide. Led by the shapes and forms of these materials, I create unique sculptures, usually animals or coastal scenes. Instagram: @ddimowa |
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Duncan ELLERINGTON
Painter
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Helen EVANS
Helen studied Fine Art and Graphic Design at Camberwell School of Art. Helen mainly works with
henmorrist@gmail.com |
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Patricia FULTON
Oil & acrylic painting Working in oil & acrylic on canvas, subjects mainly animals and people.
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Nicola GARRETT
Mediums ..watercolour and mixed media nicola.garrett58@gmail.com
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Liza HARDING
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Dominic HARPER
07702 788468 Dominic studied art and design at Watford, Loughborough and the Institute of Education. He was a teacher and a developer for art and design qualifications and publications for schools and colleges. Since moving to Deal, he has served as a town councillor and joined SEAS, exhibiting at various events. He has worked on portraits, set design, printmaking, photography, painting and animation. Drawing and painting from life has motivated recent work, for example participation in Deal Music Festivals, where he has enjoyed investigating the visual recording of musical phrases and narratives. Recent work includes photo-montages of public events, such as the Deal Boxing Day swim, winner in the Community category for the Portfolio competition 2019, organised by the Turner Contemporary and Christchurch University. The work was exhibited at the Turner throughout in 2019 and is on show at Kent County Council, Maidstone and at Canterbury Cathedral in February and March 2020. |
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Ben HARPER For further information, please contact Ben’s brother, Dominic on 07702 788468 Ben doesn’t have any art qualifications. There wasn’t any full-time education available to him from about 15. He has attended adult art classes, where he draws the human figure and creates decorative pieces. He has always liked drawing and has a direct style with portraits, often completing a work with continuous lines, hardly lifting the pen off the paper. He has also made images of cars, buildings and famous people from politics, the media, movies and music. |
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Josie HARVEY josieonthecoast@gmail.com https://www.instragram.com/josieonthecoast/ I have always had a huge passion for art and now am lucky to have the time to devote to it after many years of teaching in further and higher education. Originally I am from Northampton, but have lived and worked in many parts of England including Harrogate, Sutton Coldfield and Holmfirth. After being landlocked all my life, I moved to Walmer on the Kent coast three years ago and was immediately inspired by the stunning seascapes and the beautiful coastal settings. These have been the basis for many of my creative projects. I enjoy painting local coastal scenes and landscapes in watercolours. My latest project is a commission of a local building using this medium. Over recent years, my work has encompassed collaborating with local school children and adults in painting a commemorative banner for the new Kent Mining Museum. Recently, I have working alongside a specialist movement teacher to capture her own choreography. Much of this work has been portrayed using pastels and ink linocuts. |
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Peter HAYES WATKINS Painter and Illustrator peter.h-watkins2@talktalk.net Impressions of walking through the English countryside, rendered in watercolour and gouache. |
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Kathryn HODDER
Ceramics, Raku
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Elsa HUNT
Nietzsche thinks of art as the very founding experience of life. While at university her work was about domestic settings, traces of family life and the objects that we surround ourselves with. At the moment it’s her love of colour and flowers that take centre stage. Her love of art also extends to others and she volunteers at The Arthouse Meath in Godalming Surrey, a social enterprise where adults who suffer from epilepsy and varying degrees of disability and learning difficulties produce art. Elsa Hunts BA in fine art was taken at UCA Farnham where she juggled her degree with looking after her husband and 3 children. |
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Penny JACKSON
Painter & Sculptor My Passions are dance and the landscape in painting, mixed media and sculpture.I have always been interested in movement since studying ballet and being a dancer. I love to bury myself in the subject and see where that takes me. Living in Kent for over twenty years, I love the atmosphere of seaside towns, the power, movement and amazing colour of the sea, the cliffs and the rolling hills. I find inspiration in the ever changing beach, sea and the ancient landscape. I have work in private collections in America, France and England and enjoy the interaction with people, who with their interest and insight contribute to the creative process. If you are interested in my work and would like further information please do call or email me: penny.jackson@thway.org.uk |
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Conni JOHNSON
Constance Johnson is a printmaker who has studied in the USA, Japan, and the UK. She uses balance and movement through space to create depth so a small format appears to encompass an entire world.
connijohnson@gmail.com |
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Deirdre KASHDAN
Interested in the qualities of different mark making processes, I combine multiple methods within each work. Allowing the process to suggest the progression of each image, I give free rein to the subconscious and interpretative play.
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Nikki KNEWSTUB
I am a printmaker who sometimes paints. I did a mature fine arts degree at Falmouth after spending my adult life as a national newspaper journalist. I etch using sugarlift and aquatint, as well as drypoint using a dremel on plastic, collograph and monoprint.
nknewstub@gmail.com
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| Helen KOMATSU
Hand built Ceramics |
| Terri LAMBERT
Multi-media – painting, textiles, ceramics |
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Molly LAMBOURN (44) 7842330137 molly.lambourn@yahoo.co.uk https://mollylambourn.wixsite.com/mollylambournartistk Molly Lambourn is an Award Winning Kent based Artist. Her inspiration draws upon self-exploration, nature and poetry. She experiments with various mediums, ranging from illustration and painting to textiles and ceramics. Her art is raw, expressive and challenging. She critiques and analyses both her life and society and how art is a mechanism for escape and happiness in a world driven by profit. ‘Art is freedom, a cathartic method of expressing the brutal, beautiful and raw realities of life. Through illustration, painting, ceramic and textiles, art has allowed me to express my experiences with mental health, understanding of self and the contradictions between beautiful surfaces and unpleasant realities’ |
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Katharine LOVE
Textile Artist Embroidered textiles, celebrating life by the seaside. |
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Adrian MORLEY
I use a variety of medium for differing subjects, such as figure, Land and seascapes, and I am particularly drawn to coastal scenes. I like to work from life, and find using water-based paints especially apt for the diversity of washes and subtle effects possible; allowing spontaneity in the process.
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Neil PETTIE
neilpettie@aol.com He has been painting seriously for around 18 years, having completed a three year painting course with the Open College of Art topped up with regular stints at Edinburgh College of Art Summer School. He is primarily a landscape and seascape painter but before leaving Edinburgh became fascinated by the local flora in all its guises, particularly spring and summer poppies. Using his innate sense of composition and colour balance he creates semi abstract works which invariably are easy on the eye. He has exhibited in such far flung locations as Essex, Surrey, Edinburgh, Inverness and Rome and has the distinction of having sold one of his paintings in a Royal Scottish Academy exhibition. |
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Caroline RAFFAN
My glasswork usually incorporates glass fusing, with painting and |
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Fred RICHARDS
40 years in Deal area, man and old codger. More years than that drawing and painting, old school but abstract. Also serious efforts in the fields of silversmithing and ceramics.
richards-f@sky.com
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Jim ROBERTSHAW
Painter
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Loo ROUND
My work celebrates the diverse textures and colours of nature.
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Dodie SORRELL
Textiles artist/designer
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David SOUTER
Studied at The Royal College of Art
My work is influenced by my travels and where I live my house is set in the cliff at St. Margarets Bay where my studio is situated. My work is inspired by London, New York, beaches, boats, |
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Joy STEPHENS
Watercolours and linocuts
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Trevor SUMMERFIELD Painter. Oil and watercolour t.summerfield@hotmail.com An artists of more than 50 years. working in many mediums for making art I am moving on to installation for 2020. “I CAN’T GET THROUGH MY DREAMS” is a piece of work reflecting on the aspirations we have when in early education. the bottom part of the work is an open school desk with polaroid portrait photographs of people in the open desk space. the middle is a pinboard where the public can show their own aspirations or poetry in writing. The top features the title of the piece in neon. |
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Julie SUMNER Pastel painter Julie Sumner lives near Deal and creates ‘Drawn Paintings’. Various techniques have been developed using a mixture of chalk pastel, graphite, charcoal and paint. The canvases are hand made by the artist from cutting the wood, to pinning and stretching the fabric over the frame. Paintings are often created in a series that is time based and are in response to the changes of light and weather in the local landscape and by the sea. ‘Sea Scroobles [orange: teal] 2.2019’ (image shown) is made from a selection of sketches drawn directly in front of the sea in response to its flow and rhythm. If ‘drawing is taking a line for a walk’ (Paul Klee) then – in front of the waves the line goes for a hop, skip and a jump. After a career and bringing up a family, Julie Sumner graduated from the University of the Creative Arts (UCA) Canterbury with a 1st Class Honours degree in Fine Art and won the Watts Gallery Winsor and Newton Painting Prize for her expansive, colourful and whimsical ‘Doodle Series’ paintings in Summer 2017. She is currently working towards a Fine Art MA
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Mike TEDDER Painter / printmaker / mixed-media 07429 826212 Mike Tedder is a graduate of Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge, now based in Dover, with a passion for mixed-media collage, photography and design. His work is inspired by many stimuli such as a dream, an emotion, language, something suddenly remembered, a song, or the experience of a particular moment. Exploring a juxtaposition of reality, fantasy, aesthetic and sensation, he seeks to examine the transient moments of real life experiences within both shared and autobiographical contexts. He has been commissioned, published and has exhibited in solo/group events across the UK, Europe & North America. www.miketedder.com |
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Cherry TEWFIK
I find the process of throwing enormously rewarding and exciting. I fire in a gas, electric and raku kiln, which give me constant headaches, mingled with delight. I throw stoneware and porcelain decorative and domestic ware, with gold, glass and oxide inlays, scraffito and coloured slips and clays. |
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Sandra TRACEY
Art made from recycled, found and deconstructed materials. Also ceramics.
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Janis VOLCKMAN
I make pots in my oast house near Canterbury and enjoy playing with colour and texture. jfvolckman@btinternet.com
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Nicki VOWLS
Printmaker & Painter
My work focuses on local heroes and their true stories, particularly lifeboatmen, and their rescues from the Goodwin Sands and the seas around the East Kent coast. More of my work can be seen at: www.nickivowls-artist.co.uk |
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Stuart WALKER
Mobile: 07468 576399 Website: stuartwalkerphoto.org
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Kaye WALLS
Mosaic artist Indoor and outdoor mosaic using colour and design to create a visual impact.
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Peter WEBB
I was born in 1948. I studied Graphic Design at the West of England College of Art, (Bristol), and qualified as a teacher from the Institute of Education. I worked as a graphic designer in Cyprus for two years, and then taught art in London secondary schools for 31 years, retiring in 2005. I have been a member of the National Society of Painters, Sculptors and Printmakers since just before then, and became its President about eight years ago. I resigned that position last week, but am still a member. I have lived in Deal since Jan. 27th 2017.
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David C. WHITE Potter, Tutor Ceramic Artist Welcome to a brief biography of me, David White. Over forty years I have made various types of ceramics since I graduated from Ravensbourne College in 1962. I thoroughly enjoyed the four years on that sculpture and ceramics BA course. There were extensive facilities then to use various media; clay, welded steel, bronze casting and stone carving. On leaving Ravensbourne I completed a post graduate Art Teacher Diploma at Leicester which left me suitably positioned to begin teaching and to making ceramics to sell. I developed a range of pottery thrown ware and sold it locally very successfully, often in craft shows or pottery party’s. The sculpture was created as handbuilt pieces using a coarse gritty clay, crank. I’ve also enjoyed many successful exhibitions in libraries, galleries and Open Studios. My work has shifted as tastes and outlets develop. For a time I made production runs of commemorative mugs and pieces for English Heritage, tourist information centres and the occasional wedding. Jules Holland’s was one with 30 medieval jugs to adorn the venue at Cooling Castle. My present work has two paths. I’ve developed a series of dishes depicting either swifts or mackerel. It’s quite intricate with various stages of decoration using coloured slips fired at stoneware temperature of 1280°C in my gas kiln. I am also making new sculptures of landscapes for Open Studios. I am enjoying participating in the Deal Festival and responding to live music with my ceramics. |
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Marilyn WILLIAMS Potter marilyn@feet-first.co.uk Ceramics inspired by birds, boats, landscape and the sea. |
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Jeremy WILSON
I am a retired architect and have been painting for about 10 years, initially in watercolour and now in oils. My subjects are often inspired by the sea and sky, both around Deal and in Portugal.
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Mollie WINTERS
TEXTILE ARTIST – “SEW BESIDE THE SEA” I have been stitching since I was five! My love of travel and nature inspires a great deal of my work in my fascination with texture and colour, while the seaside atmosphere of Deal and its surrounding countryside is often reflected in my work. I create unique textile pictures, cards and a range of gifts with a seaside theme. |
| Julia Marian WOODS Sculptor/potter julia.bensted@btinternet.com
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Dreamers – 30x40cm, oil on canvas |
Caroline YATES Painter cazjy@yahoo.com Oil paintings on canvas depicting crowds, identified by dress or uniform. |
