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o3
Gallery
Oxford
Castle,
Oxford
OX1 4AH
Tel:
01865 201782.
www.o3gallery.co.uk
The O3 Gallery, situated
at Oxford Castle,
presents a dynamic
programme of selling
exhibitions by regional
artists, offering
the very best contemporary
visual and applied
arts. The gallery
is open to the public
throughout the year and has no admission
fee.
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Sarah
Wiseman Gallery
40/41 South Parade,
Summertown, Oxford OX2 7JL. Tel: 01865
515123.
www.wisegal.com
Open: Monday to Saturday Exhibiting a wide range of original contemporary art,
this is the largest commercial gallery in Oxford hosting six formal exhibitions
a year, working with emerging and established contemporary artists.
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Sanders of Oxford
104 High Street,
Oxford
OX1 4BW
Tel: 01865 242590
www.sandersofoxford.com
Sanders of Oxford, situated in the 17th
century Salutation Inn, has long been
a landmark on the High Street. Our selection
of prints and maps, dating from the late
1500s, is extensive and encompasses a
wide range of subjects, engravers and
prices.
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Funky Art Gallery
4 Marley Close Oxford OX2 9FQ
Tel: 01865 861 778.
See our Funky Art facebook page HERE
Take a trip to Oxfords very own Funky Art Gallery where you can see one of a kind masterpieces created by fantastic artists. |
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Ashmolean Museum
Beaumont Street,
Oxford. Tel: 01865 278000.
www.ashmolean.org
Visit the redisplay of the 19th-century Western
Art in three magnificent galleries on the
Museum's second floor, featuring Sickert
and the Camden Town Group, British Landscape
painting and art by the Pre-Raphaelites. |
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| Unwrapped: The Story of a Child Mummy |
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Until: Sunday 4th March: To coincide with the opening of the Ashmolean’s new galleries of Ancient Egypt and Nubia on 26 November, the Museum will host an installation of contemporary work by artist Angela Palmer, inspired by the collections. Unwrapped: The Story Of A Child Mummy will be shown in the Ashmolean’s Cast Gallery, offering visitors a unique and intimate glimpse beneath the wrappings of an Egyptian child mummy.
Entry: Free |
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| Yakusha-e: Kabuki prints, a continuing tradition |
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Until Sunday 4th March: This winter the Ashmolean’s special display in the Eastern Art Paintings gallery will be Yakusha-e: Kabuki Prints – A Continuing Tradition. Kabuki, Japan’s popular theatre, has captivated audiences since the early 1600s, and brilliantly-coloured woodblock prints of famous actors in their elaborate costumes and make-up have been sold to enthusiastic fans for most of its history.
Entry: Free |
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Cornerstone
Arts Centre
25 Station Road, Didcot, Oxfordshire
OX11 7NE. Tel: 01235 515144.
www.cornerstone-arts.org
Cornerstone has a fantastic array of facilities
for you to enjoy; an auditorium for theatre,
shows, gigs and performances, a visual art
gallery, a welcoming cafe, bar and restaurant,
a dance studio, an visual arts gallery and
various multi-purpose spaces for meetings
and workshops. |
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| Nicky Ferguson: Fourth Plinth: The View |
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| Thursday 26th January – Sunday 26th February: A striking exhibition of the sixty colourful and bold paintings inspired by Nicky’s one hour spent on the fourth plinth as part of Antony Gormley’s One and Other public art project. The exhibition is a personal interpretation of panoramic views of Trafalgar Square. |
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| Down's Syndrome Association - Shifting Perspectives |
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| Thursday 1st March – Sunday 1st April: An exhibition that examines the lives of people of all ages living with Down's syndrome. It explores their connection to photography, the photographers and the changes throughout the course of their lives. In many ways the work reflects a contemporary trend in documentary photography, where practitioners are no longer purely objective observers with little understanding of the complexity of the situation; they are personally involved with their subject matter. |
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| Brenda Hayden and Tom Crask |
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| Thursday 5th April – Sunday 6th May: Two artists present their collections of artwork, inspired by the natural world. Brenda’s painting, prints and mixed media work seeks to explore the landscape at the point where land meets sea. Wood and water have been a running theme in both her large scale paintings and intimate etchings. Whereas, Tom’s three-dimensional memory boxes are created and compiled from found objects in beautiful hand-crafted glass-fronted containers. |
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Rachel
Ducker Wire Sculpture
Tel: 01865 311418 M:
07855 751756 Web: www.rachelducker.co.uk
Rachel specialises in sculptured wire figures
concentrating on the expressive & emotional
dynamics of human nature. Handcrafted from
annealed steel wire, galvanised & black.
Coloured enamelled copper wire hair. From
30cm to lifesize. Price determined by size
and complexity of the piece. Please call
to find out more about viewing Rachel’s work.
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Sanders
of Oxford - Rare Prints & Maps
104 High Street, Oxford OX1 4BW
Tel: 01865 242590
www.sandersofoxford.com
Sanders of Oxford has long been a landmark on the High Street. Our collection of prints and maps, dating from the 16th to the 20th century, is extensive and encompasses a wide range of subjects, engravers and prices. Subjects include Topographical, Portraiture, Sporting, Caricatures, Natural History, Literary and Japanese Woodblocks.
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Sarah
Wiseman Gallery
40/41 South Parade, Summertown, Oxford OX2 7JL. Tel: 01865 515123.
www.wisegal.com
Open: Monday to Saturday
Exhibiting a wide range of original contemporary art, this is the largest commercial gallery in Oxford hosting six formal exhibitions a year, working with emerging and established contemporary artists.
Clare Halifax - Flying Over Oxford Rooftops
Sarah Wiseman Gallery in Summertown, present an exhibition of sculpture by Clare Halifax for February.
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The
O3 Gallery
For
further information
please contact:
Tel: 01865 201782.
www.o3gallery.co.uk
The O3 Gallery, situated at Oxford Castle,
presents a dynamic programme of selling
exhibitions by regional artists, offering
the very best contemporary visual and applied
arts. The gallery is open to the public
throughout the year and has no admission
fee.. |
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| Teachers Exhibition |
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Saturday 14th January - Sunday 19th February: A showcase of work by artists who both practise and teach art in Oxfordshire.
O3 Gallery have turned the tide on its head, and have been busy viewing portfolios of artwork ranging from painting, sculpture, through installation and new media. The works have been submitted by all types of teachers from professors to primary school teachers. Selected works will be presented at O3 Gallery in a special ‘Art Teachers’ exhibition, which will take place between 14th January and 19th February 2012.
FREE entry.
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| Caroline Maas Exhibition |
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Saturday 25th February – Sunday 18th March: Local Printmaker Caroline Maas will exhibit a stunning selection of work in this three week solo exhibition at O3 Gallery. Originally a watercolorist Maas became inthralled with the process of printmaking, putting different colours on different plates, and the bitten line. Attracted to the serendipitous nature of printmaking Maas feels that the printmaking process condenses the original idea for her, though often with surprising results.
FREE entry.
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Christ
Church Picture Gallery
Christ Church Picture Gallery, Christ Church, Oxford, OX1 1DP. Tel: 01865 276172.
www.chch.ox.ac.uk/gallery
Opening Hours:
October - May: Monday, Wednesday - Saturday, 10.30am - 1pm & 2 - 4.30pm. Sunday, 2 - 4.30pm.
June: Monday, Wednesday - Saturday, 10.30am - 5.pm. Sunday, 2 - 5pm.
July, August, September: Monday- Saturday, 10.30am - 5.pm. Sunday, 2- 5pm.
Please note that the gallery is closed on Tuesdays from October to June.
Entrance: Adults - £3.00, Conc - £2.00, U12s
– Free. Members of the University and Oxford
Brookes – Free. ICOM, Art Fund, Museum Association & A.A.H
members – Free. The admission charge includes
entry to all temporary exhibitions on display
at the time of your visit.
Christ Church is unique among the Oxford
and Cambridge colleges in possessing an important
collection of Old Master paintings and drawings
- some 300 paintings and almost 2000 drawings.
The collection is strong in Italian art,
from the 14th to the 18th century: there
are paintings by early, often anonymous masters,
and works by Fillippino Lippi, Tintoretto,
Veronese and Annibale Carracci, to name but
a few, as well as works by notable northern
painters such as Van Dyck, Frans Hals and
Hugo van der Goes.
The Picture Gallery at Christ Church represents
one of the most important private collections
of drawings in the country, including works
by renowned masters such as Leonardo, Michelangelo,
Durer, Raphael and Rubens. However, for reasons
of conservation these works cannot be on
permanent display. |
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| You are what you wear |
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| Wednesday 15th February - Sunday 27th May 2012: You are what you wear - Dress and Costume in Renaissance and Baroque drawings from Christ Church. |
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Modern
Art Oxford
30 Pembroke Street,
Oxford, OX1 1BP. Tel: 01865 722733.
www.modernartoxford.org.uk
Open: Tuesday - Saturday 10 - 5pm, Sunday
12 - 5pm. Closed Mondays. Admission: Free. |
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| Basement Sessions |
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| Friday 17th February: Coloureds, Public Service Broadcasting & Robots with Souls. Continuing the series of monthly musical and visual explorations, the Basement Sessions incorporate local and national live acts, guest DJs and oblique films, spread over the main bar area and basement of Modern Art Oxford. February's line-up will focus on local and national 'electronic' acts who add interesting live improvisational elements to the usual bpms, bleeps and beats. Tickets: £5 / £4 concessions (on the door) Time: 7:30 pm – 11:00 pm |
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| An Unfinished World |
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| Until Sunday 18th March 2012: Curated by 2011 Turner Prize nominee, George Shaw, the exhibition concentrates on Graham Sutherland’s early Welsh landscapes from the 1930s, works created during his time as official WWII war artist, and after his return to Pembrokeshire in the 1970s.. |
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Creative
Art Gallery
43 Oxford Street,
Woodstock, Oxfordshire OX20 1TJ
Tel: 01993 810084
www.creativegallery.co.uk
Situated in the historic Oxfordshire market town of Woodstock, Creative Art Gallery
offers an eclectic mix of Fine Art, specialising in Original Artwork, Limited
Edition Prints and Sculptures by some of the biggest names within the Contemporary
Art world. Designed to enhance the artwork on display the Gallery creates the
ultimate art buying experience in which to view a highly sought after collection
of artwork. A soft seating area allows you to view your favourite painting in
a relaxed and leisurely environment whilst the music and lighting complete the
contemporary feel of the Gallery. Creative Art Gallery’s dedicated team of Art
Consultants are very knowledgeable and will provide the background to all artists
and their work as well as advise on all aspects of collecting art.
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Kieran
Stiles - Art Courses
Studio 2, Folly
Tower, 2 Folly Bridge, Oxford OX1
4JU or Tel: 07967 075367.
www.artcoursesoxford.com
Painting & Life
Drawing
Midweek & Weekend: Art Courses in the
inspiring setting of Folly Bridge Painting
Studios.
A range of beginner & advanced courses
in all types of painting & life drawing
by professional artist and qualified teacher
Kieran stiles (BA hons fine art, p.g.c.e.).
Mid week & weekend tuition in small group
workshops or individual tutorials. |
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Inspires
Art Gallery
27 Little Clarendon
Street, Oxford OX1 2HU.
Tel/Fax: 01865 556555.
www.inspires.co.uk
Inspires is an art gallery specialising in
the best of contemporary art aiming to show
the widest possible range which can be viewed
in totally relaxing surroundings. A regular
programme of exhibitions show the very latest
works. |
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Oxford
Antiques Centre
Antiques on High, 85
High Street, Oxford OX1 4BG. Tel:01865-251075
www.antiquesonhigh.co.uk
Antiques and Collectables : Choose from a
wide range of Antiques, Jewellery, Collectables & Books
plus original works by local Craftspeople
and Artists.
Open: Monday - Saturday: 10am - 5pm, Sundays
and Bank Holidays 11am - 5pm. |
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Liscious
Interiors
125 Walton
Stree,Oxford, OX2
Tel: 01865 552232
www.liscious.co.uk
Liscious Interiors are dealers in quality
antiques, art and furniture pieces. Our range
stretches from 17th century furniture to
21st century lighting, encompassing the best
design from all periods for today’s contemporary
interiors. Liscious Interiors was founded
in Sheffield in 1993 by husband and wife
team Frances and Walter Cundy, from the ashes
of the now legendary Ruby Tuesdays (founded
1986). Their first premises opened in October
1997, at 102 Walton Street in Jericho, Oxford.
Fran and Walter source all pieces via a huge
network built up over 20 years.
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Payne & Son
Jewellers & Silversmiths
131 High Street, Oxford
OX1 4DH
Tel: 01865 243787
www.payneandson.co.uk
Established family business since 1790. Specialising
in Antique and Contemporary Silver. Silver
and Gold jewellery including designers George
Jensen and Paul Spurgeon. |
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University
of Oxford Shop
106 High Street, Oxford
OX1 4BW.
Tel: 01865 247414
www.oushop.com
Oxford Views
Watercolour, Acrylic, Photography and Prints
of views around the City. Artists displayed
include Valerie Petts, Ken Messer, David
Langford, John Bastin and many more. On sale
year round, commissions accepted. |
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Artist
Michele Field
Based in Kidlington, Oxford.
Tel:
01865 371188.
www.saa.co.uk
Phone for a Viewing
Large selection of varied
art work for sale
* Artist specialising in Canals, Waterways & Landscapes.
* Pet & Boat Commissions make the perfect
gift.
* Striking Floral & Modern canvases to give
any room a WOW factor.
* Check out Michele's website gallery pages.
* Price range start from £25 to £600. Something
for everyone.
* Please feel welcome to call for a no obligation
viewing |
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