Author Archives: tinadoddart

Exhibition by Tina Dodd & Lindy Paul  18th Oct. – 7th Nov.     Thursday – Sunday                10.30am – 4.30pm Old Town Quarry, South Road, Weston-s-Mare, Bs23 2LU Meet Tina in the café … Continue reading →

18th May – 29th June @ Victoria Art Gallery (Nr Pultney Bridge, Bath)  10.30am – 5pm every day Two of my latest monotypes have been selected for the 114th Annual Open Exhibition.  With such a variety of work on display … Continue reading →

The Friends exhibition at the Royal West of England Academy ends on Sunday 12th May I am delighted that all four of my entries were selected and if you find yourself in Bristol over the next few days then this … Continue reading →

Bank Holiday weekend       4th – 6th May Come and see my new work at Hannah More Cottage as part of the Cheddar Arts trail.  I have recently been enjoying printmaking and there will be monotypes of the local … Continue reading →

‘She Didn’t Wave’ I was delighted to have been asked to produce an illustration for the cover of a book by Ian Mercer who has spent many years searching for the truth about his family’s past.  The story begins in … Continue reading →

@ Banwell Fire Station,  3rd – 12th May 2019     11am – 5pm daily Visit Banwell’s fire station where you will find both memorabilia and artwork under the same roof.   Students of my weekly art classes in Shipham … Continue reading →

Shades of Shipham Exhibition 22nd – 24th March Thank you to all our visitors for making our exhibition such an enjoyable and successful event!

    Once again I am exhibiting alongside Juliet Arnison and Bridget Morrison at venue 4, a beautiful countryside location in Weare, where we are showing our latest work. We are very much looking forward to this year’s event and to welcoming you to our exhibition … Continue reading →

Old Town Quarry, Weston-s-Mare Visit this delightful cafe, gallery and tea garden where you will find paintings, drawings, collage, photos and sculptures.  They all have one thing in common: – they are all 20cm x 20cm in size!  Details of … Continue reading →