Author Archives: tinadoddart

Cheddar Arts Fringe Festival Take a walk around Cheddar village visiting 11 different venues showcasing many different types of art and artisan crafts. Easy parking at most venues with tea and cakes along your route. As usual I will be … Continue reading →

Saturday 11th & Sunday 12th March 10am – 5pm Excited to be exhibiting again alongside my fellow professional artists of Shipham. It’s our first exhibition in the village since November 2021. As usual our pop up café will be selling … Continue reading →

Private View Monday 26th September 6 – 9pm – all welcome! Over 100 venues are taking part in this year’s festival between 24th September and 9th October. The theme this year is ‘Sanctuary’. With many finding Sanctuary in Somerset during … Continue reading →

If you find yourself in Wells over the next couple of weeks do stop by and see our group exhibition in the museum. The exhibition room is on the first floor overlooking the beautiful Cathedral Green and entry is free. … Continue reading →

The Bath Society of Artists 117th Open Exhibition ends this Saturday 2nd July. Great variety of excellent work as usual at the Victoria Art Gallery, Bath. http://victoriagal.org.uk

It’s a busy time with work selected for three exhibitions over the past month! Charcoal drawing ‘A Walk in the Woods, Mendip Hills’ at the Create Centre in Bristol as part of the Friends of the Royal West of England … Continue reading →

Come and see me and my fellow exhibitors at venue 5 in Hannah More Cottage. Tea, coffee and cakes an added bonus! Visit http://www.cheddarartists for a trail map.

There are 7 artists that make up this group in our small village. We’ve come together again to show our latest work in this autumn exhibition. Please come along and browse our art work with a mulled wine or cuppa … Continue reading →

Do go along to the Victoria Art Gallery in Bath to see my two monotypes on show. This is your last chance as the exhibition closes on Saturday 20th November. This annual exhibition is well worth a visit for the … Continue reading →