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PREVIEW: Artists Open House: Celebrate!

You have a final chance next weekend to catch the last weekend of Celebrate part of Artists Open House 2016, at Oxford Street Studio, Venue 16 on the Beyond The Level Trail.

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You have a final chance next week to catch the last weekend of Celebrate, part of Artists Open House 2016, at Oxford Street Studio, Venue 16 on the Beyond The Level Trail.

Artists exhibiting include:

♦ Nick Ford: Metallic Photographic Prints

♦ Pat Poore: Handmade Greeting Cards

♦ David J Lilly: Turned Wooden Nest Boxes and Bowls

♦ Caroline Marsland: Encaustic and Painting

♦ Carol Cleveland: Acrylic and Watercolour Painting

♦ Judy Alexander: Encaustic Painting

♦ John Nutley: Photography

♦ Tina Stiles: Gouache and Acrylic Painting

Event: Celebrate!

Where: Oxford Street Studios, 19 Oxford Street, Brighton

When: May 28-30

Time: 10am, – 5pm

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