Headington and Marston Artweeks 2015

If you are indulging in a spot of forward planning...

In 2015, Oxfordshire Artweeks runs from 2nd - 25th May.  Headington and Marston Artweeks is in the middle of Artweeks this year, running from Saturday 9th May to Sunday 17th May 2015.

There will be more information about the participating artists in Headington and Marston added to this site over the coming months.

And while you've got your diary out - Oxfordshire Artweeks Christmas show will be over the weekend of 14th & 15th November 2015.

Christmas Artweeks November 2014

Dates for your diary.  22nd & 23rd November 2014.

Over the weekend of 22/23rd November there will be 6 Headington Artweeks venues open for visitors. This is an ideal chance to meet a range of Headington artists and see their work, and to do some not-quite-last-minute Christmas shopping.

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First Floor Bury Knowle Coach House, North Place, Headington, Oxford, OX3 9HY

Jean Wykes & Kennett Road Artists

13 Kennett Road, Headington, Oxford, OX3 7BH

Ross Mackenzie 
34 Stile Road, Headington, Oxford, OX3 8AQ

Irina Antoshina 
18 St Anne's Rd, Headington, Oxford, OX3 8NL

Victoria Hallam 
5 Quarry Road, Headington, Oxford, OX3 8NT

Jane Strother OAS
101 Old Road, Headington, Oxford, OX3 8S

There is more information about the Headington Artweeks venues, and all the other Artweeks venues across the city on the Artweeks website.

And if your diary goes far enough into the future, you might also want to add in the 9th-17th May 2015 too - that's when the Headington Artweeks venues will be open for the 2015 Oxfordshire Artweeks.

The Big Draw

Jean Wykes as a Campaigner for Drawing, and a student of Art at Oxford Brookes University, is inviting all  schools in Headington and Oxford Brookes Foundation to participate in the Big Draw. Quentin Blake and Andrew Marr are promoting this Campaign which upholds John Ruskin's belief that drawing helps us to understand the world and to respect it more. Please check out their website for more information: www.campaignfordrawing.org

The theme for the Big Draw this year is “It's Our World”, and is meant to be a celebration of our environment. To narrow things down a little, and hopefully make things simple, Jean  has suggested young people draw their route to school/college. This of course is still open to myriad interpretations as they could draw anybody they meet or anything they see along the route.  Jean will upload the drawings onto the Big Draw website so anyone worldwide can see them. She will also laminate the drawings for display in Barclays Bank Headington, who have kindly agreed to display all the pictures, for Half Term and 3 weeks thereafter,

Jean is also inviting all these young people and their families to join in the Big Draw, to cover the Pavements of Headington in one big colourful chalk drawing. There are posters all around Oxford Brookes inviting students to come and help with the Big Draw, which Jean hopes will cover the pavements from Ox Brookes all the way up to Headington with a chalked big drawing.

There are customised bicycles for display and advertising and put these outside Oxford Brookes Richard Hamilton building and also outside John Henry Brookes Building chained to the bicycle racks. Coloured bicycles personalized by Jean are also on display all over Headington inviting everyone to join in the Big Draw, making Headington colourful on Saturday 18 and 25 October.

Join in the Big Draw during October. See www.thebigdraw.org

Cover all of  Headington's Pavements with one big chalked drawing.

Where? Pavements of Headington
When? Saturdays 18th and 25th October
What time? 9.30am to 3.30pm
Further information?  Jean Wykes on 07970178182 or jeanwykes@gmail.com.

There more information about the event in The Oxford Mail.

Finding the Headington Artweeks Venues

There are over 20 ArtWeeks venues in Headington and Marston.

The easiest way to find you're way around the venues is to get hold of a copy of the Headington Trail Map.

You can pick one up at any of the venues, or you can download one from the Artweeks website.

Headington Artweeks up and running

Lots of artists, art enthusiasts and not a few bemused Saturday morning shoppers got caught up in the launch event for Headington and Marston Artweeks today.

The launch event provided a chance to get a glimpse of the range of talents on show during Artweeks, along with musical and dramatic street entertainment from the Horns of Plenty band, and the Fairy Dust Arts theatre group.

After the launch event the focus now switches to the numerous studios and galleries around Headington and Marston that are open until Monday 26th May.  The artists link above gives you a list of all the artists and their exhibition spaces, and you can also pick up a trail map showing all the sites by visiting any of the artists studios.

These images and others from the launch, taken by Ross Mackenzie, are also on his Flickr site.

Headington Artweeks Launch Event - Saturday 17th May

Headington and Marston Artweeks runs from 17th May to 26th May 2014.

To get things rolling there is a launch event at Barclays Bank in Headington on 17th May from 10:00 to 12:00.

At the launch you'll be able to meet a number of the artists involved with Headington and Marston Artweeks this year, and to try out a range of arts and crafts. These include rag-rugging, drawing, chalking, face painting, mosaic and puppet making, knitting and more.

The Horns a Plenty Street Band and the Fairy Dust Arts performers will be there too.

And for a taster of what's coming during Headington Artweeks - watch the video

Artweeks 2014 at St. Andrew’s

Saturday 17th May – Bank Holiday Monday 26th May

12 - 6pm every day

Saturday 24th May & Monday 26th May

Story Telling with Kerstin and puppets

Puppet Tales: 2 – 2.45pm - £2

Make a puppet: 3 – 5pm - £4

Machine Embroidery Demos 

Every afternoon 3 – 4pm

Art at St.Andrew’s is back! This year’s exhibition in the church room includes five artists who will be showing here for the first time. We welcome:

• Anne Hobbs showing a collection of works including screen prints, pewter and mixed media. Inspired by Old Headington, preservation and the environment;
• Elizabeth Wyatt, silver jewellery inspired by the relationship between memory and objects, and laser cut unique designs;
• Ewa Exley, a textiles artist working in hand made felt, pleated silk making wall hangings, scarves, hats and bags;
• Ruth Dodd whose ceramic works are based on organic forms and domestic stone wear pots;
• Zoe Robinson, a painter and sculptor showing beautiful dog and cat portraits painted in acrylics.

Returning artists are:

• Alison Pearson, a textile artist whose work utilises a variety of techniques, including patchwork, applique and collage;
• Rosemary Earl with a selection of her paintings on display at the back of church. 

In church, there will be

• church vestments on view;
• information about Sewtogether, a sewing group that meets monthly in church; 
• Kerstin’s ‘Puppet Tales’ and puppet making drop in sessions (see below for more details) and 
• demonstrations of free machine embroidery.

As a 'thank you' from the artists, our fundraiser for church this year will be 'Guess the Number of Pins in the Box'. The winner will receive a hamper of 'crafty goodies' donated by each artist.

Artweeks is growing in Headington with a variety of events and more artists’ exhibitions. To encourage visitors to all the sites in Headington, local artists have organised a ‘Hunt the Kitty Cat’ trail competition around most of the venues. The first prize for the most cats found is a Two Course Meal for four at the Butchers’ Arms in Headington. Please take the Headington and Marston trail maps so you can see who else is exhibiting in our area.

Finally, there will be items for sale, refreshments, opportunities to chat with exhibitors and make new friends. See you there!

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Puppet Tales

Saturday 24th May 

2 – 2:45pm

Puppet Tales: A suitcase full of bees

The world of the honeybees will emerge out of our old suitcases.

We will explore this part of nature in an interactive way.

All of this comes together in the beautiful story “The Beeman”.

Children will also get the chance to create their very own bee and flower.

Suitable for all ages, especially children under 6 years

Tickets on the day £2

3 -  5pm

Make a tea-strainer puppet.

Drop in Session – Cost £2

Bank Holiday Monday 26th May

2 – 2:45pm 

Puppet Tales What’s in Fox’s Suitcase?

Join the hungry fox and be surprised!

What will he have for supper?

Suitable for all ages

Tickets on the day £2

3 – 5pm  

Make a rod style puppet

Drop in Session, Cost £4

For any questions please contact Kerstin on 07899 748836

or email K.Welp@btinternet.com.

Coming soon: www.puppettales.co.uk

Heads of Headington

The theme of this year’s Headington and Marston Artweeks Launch on 17th May is "Heads of Headington".

We have been encouraging local school children to create a poster portrait of their best friend/family member/ neighbour/ celebrity. We invite you to come and see the fun and colourful creations!

Posters on display at John Radcliffe Hospital

"Heads of Headington" Posters, at Barclays Bank, 105 London Road, Headington, OX3 9AH, 9.30am to 4.30pm, 12th – 26th May.   Headington school children’s posters. (Headington Girls Prep, Oxford Christian School, Quarry Foundation, Rye St Anthony’s Junior, St Andrew’s Primary, Windmill Primary, Woodfarm Primary).

"Heads of Headington" Posters, at John Radcliffe Hospital West Wing Entrance, 3rd – 26th May. Marston school children’s posters. (New Marston Primary, St Michael’s Primary, St Nicholas’ Primary).

Thanks to…

Headington and Marston Artweeks wishes to thank Andrew Forgan, Branch Manager of Headington Barclays Bank for enabling the exhibition of Headington school children’s posters in Barclays Bank.

Posters on display at John Radcliffe Hospital

Headington and Marston Artweeks wishes to thank Ruth Charity, Arts Coordinator of Oxford Radcliffe Hospitals’ Trust for enabling the exhibition of Marston school children’s posters at the John Radcliffe West Wing Entrance.

We would also like to thank all the teachers and schoolchildren for responding to the invitation to make portraits. Without them all we would have no exhibitions.

Headington Art Trail

Over the next 9 days (17th - 26th May 2014) Headington and Marston artists will be welcoming visitors to over 20 venues where you'll be able see (and buy) locally produced works of art.

To help you find your way around the sites, we've produced a trail map showing all the venues.  You can collect one of these at any of the venues (click on the artists link above), at a number of local shops or at Chancellors Estate Agents in Headington.  We're very grateful to Chancellors for their support in producing and distributing the trail map.

You can also collect a copy of the trail map and get a hands-on taster of Headington Artweeks at our launch event at Barclays Bank on Saturday 17th May from 10:00 to mid-day. Attractions include Horns a Plenty Street Band, rag-rugging, drawing, chalking, face painting, mosaic and puppet making, knitting and more....

Victoria Hallam

Victoria is interested in the patterns of landscape and the way the colours change over the course of the year. She is also passionately interested in the 'landscape' of the human form and makes small life figure sculptures often fired to terracotta or glazed. She also makes full sized portrait heads finished in various mediums such as terracotta, resin or cement fondu which is tough enough to stay permanently outside. There are examples of these in her garden.

For more information. http://www.artweeks.org/festival/2014/victoria-hallam

Outburst: 6 May 2014

Jean Wykes the Headington & Marston Artweeks Coordinator and also a student at Oxford Brookes is delighted that a video piece she made is included in Outburst, the annual Oxford Brookes festival at Pegasus Theatre, Oxford. 

This is a free event but booking is required by calling the theatre on 01865 812150 or online: http://www.pegasustheatre.org.uk/shows/ob-collected-vision/

Art at the Bank III: 28th April 2014

There will be another pop-up art show at Barclays Bank in Headington on Monday 28th April 2014.

This is another chance for you to get a preview of the work by Headington and Marston artists that will be on show during Oxford Artweeks from 17th to 26th May.

This time the focus will be on artists working in clay.

Vicki Hallum will be demonstrating clay head portraits, Marieke O'Connor showing her pressed clay containers, bowls and plates, and Lou Cox exhibiting white ceramic lamps.

In addition, textile artist Alison Pearson, a member of Art at St Andrews will also be there, promoting Art at St Andrews.  Jean Wykes will also be there putting together the school childrens' poster exhibition, promoting Heads of Headington for Headington and Marston Artweeks.   These posters will be on display in the Bank throughout May.

On Monday 28th the artworks will be on show at the Bank from 09:30 until 16:30.

For more information keep visiting this website, and follow us on twitter @HArtWeeks

Pictures from Shetland

Ross Mackenzie has been adding more Shetland images to the collection that he'll have on show, and for sale, during Oxford Artweeks.

You can get a preview of the images on Ross' website, and see them for yourself when Artweeks starts in Headington on Saturday 17th May 2014.

Lou Cox

Warm Embrace

Lou Cox will be exhibiting with Kennett Road artists in Headington 17th-26th May, 12-6pm.

Lou will be exhibiting beautiful sculptures of the female form and sculptural lighting in porcelain and clay.

The sculptural light pictured is called Warm Embrace and is hand built in white clay.

Lou explains: "This sculpture had many inspirational starting points. I am interested in how birds flock together. I looked at starlings and admired the way they dance with each other at sunset. This is called a murmuration and is one of the most beautiful natural experiences. I love the way the birds glide and swoop in group formation and by uniting together the birds are safe and protected from predators. I was also partly inspired by my dear grandfather, who introduced me to nature and taught me about the stars and galaxies."

"I create sculptures that offer a sensory experience. The use of light, warmth and textures can also be enjoyed by a person with visual impairment."

Warm Embrace is a unique sculpture and glows beautifully when lit up; come and see for yourself at 13 Kennett Road in Headington, Oxford, 17th-26th May, 12-6pm.

For more information and commissions email LouCox.Art@live.co.uk

Coffee with your Art?

The selection of images from Headington Artists at Coco Noir has changed again.

So that's a perfect excuse to stop off for a coffee or some chocolate while you're in Headington.

Coco Noir is at 77A London Road in Headington.

Headington and Marston Artweeks - During April, May and June

Some dates for your diary.

Festival guides and Trail Maps will be available from Chancellors, 107 London Rd, OX3 9HZ, and other local businesses.

Watch out for Heads of Headington, Portraits of local personalities appearing in Coco Noir Belgian Chocolatier, 77a London Rd, OX3 9AA, open 8am to 8pm, every day

Regular Popup art shows at Barclays Bank, 105 London Rd, OX3 9AH, 9.30am to 4.30pm. Next one Monday 28th April. Others in May & June tbc

9th - 16th May, Oxford Brookes Fine Art BA Degree Show Preview Friday 9th May, 6-8pm. Opening Speech Tom Hunter in Glass Tank, Gipsy Lane Campus, OX3 0BP and main event across the road at Headington Hill Campus, Richard Hamilton Building. Open Daily 10-5pm

Saturday 17th May, 10-12 noon, Launch Event for Headington & Marston Art Weeks, Venue: Car Park behind Barclays Bank and Headington Central Crossroads (OX3 9AH, London Rd/Old High St)

Theme “Heads of Headington”. Make a portrait of your best friend / family member / neighbour / celebrity, using drawing, chalking, painting, puppet making, or clay. Make yourself a crown, an origami hat, have your face painted. Have a go at rag rugging, mosaics, knitting, and many more activities

Entertainment “Horns of Plenty” Street Band - www.hornsofplenty.co.uk Laura Boone’s “Fairy Dust Arts” Performers - fairydustarts@hotmail.co.uk

May 17th to 26th May, 12 – 6 pm. Follow the Headington Trail Map, available from Chancellors, 107 London Rd, OX3 9AH, and local businesses in Headington

Hunt the Kitty Cat Competition for children. First Prize Two Course Meal for Four at Butchers Arms, 5 Wilberforce St. Headington, OX3 7AN. Collect forms at venues

Saturday 17 May 8-10.30pm Live Music, Butchers Arms, 5 Wilberforce St, Headington, OX3 7AN, “Momento” and “Fairy Dust Arts Performers” against a backdrop of Children Art Posters on display 1 – 31 May

Sunday 18 May 11-5pm Oxford Brookes Music Room, Headington Hill Hall OX3 0BT CARU (Contemporary Arts Research Unit) presents “Arts Re Search”. (contact caru@gmail.com)

 Jean Wykes Coordinator Headington & Marston Artweeks
 07970178182 jeanwykes@gmail.com

Barclays Bank, Headington

Barclays Bank in Headington again played host to a pop-up art show today previewing Headington Artists.

This time the artists were all students from Oxford Brookes University who will be showing works at their Degree Show from 9th to 16th May

Photographs by Ross Mackenzie.

Gilbert Howkins

Kate Spencer

Emma Mayoux-Andrews

Emma Read

PREVIEW for PLAY

PREVIEW is a guerilla exhibition of works made by Oxford Brookes Fine Art students in preparation for PLAY (9th - 16th May 2014).

Eleven emerging artists will be at Barclays Bank in Headington from 9.30am - 4.30pm this coming Monday 24th March to offer a glimpse behind the scenes of what will be one of the biggest degree shows in Brookes history, with a total of forty-five artists exhibiting together at once in May. Join Emma Mayoux-Andrews, Emma Read, Kate Spencer, Vicki Clampitt, John Taylor, Susan Thompson, Daisy Webb, Tim Wait, Samantha Ball, Gilbert Howkins and Jean Wykes for an exclusive preview of the future contemporary art scene.

To see more examples of work from Brookes artists - click here

There is more information about PLAY at http://obudegreeshow2014.co.uk/

PREVIEW is supported by Headington Artweeks, which opens with an art festival on 17th May at Barclay's Bank and features artists (including Brookes students) demonstrating their work.

You'll never have a better Monday morning at the bank.

Date: 24th March 2014
Time: 9.30am - 4.30pm
Location: Barclays Bank, 105 London Road, Headington, Oxford, OX3 9AH
Contact: Emma Mayoux-Andrews, 10013297@brookes.ac.uk

Art at the Bank

On Monday 24th March there will be another opportunity to see work from Headington artists at Barclays Bank in Headington.

From 9:30 until 16:30 there will be a pop-up display at the bank, where Oxford Brookes Degree Show students will be showcasing their work.

If you are in the area come and have a look at the work - and then have coffee at Coco Noir where there is a continuing display of work from Headington artists.

Both of these displays are a taster of the work that will be on show during Headington Artweeks, from 17th to 26th May 2014.

For more information keep visiting this website, and follow us on twitter @HArtWeeks

St Michael's Primary School

A showcase of pupils work, using reclaimed materials, for the Oxford 'Refashion' event.

Oxford Brookes Degree Show

Oxford Brookes Degree Show 2014 will be showcasing the work of 3rd year graduates from the Fine Art course. This is an exiting opportunity to view varied works from 47 interesting individuals who are passionate about art. This is the culmination of three years of hard work for all of those involved and as such will be a vibrant and stimulating exhibition containing a fantastic selection of varied submissions. Opening night (9th May 2014) will involve drinks and a guest speaker.

Harriet Eagle, Nicola Jenkin and Rebecca Harkin

Harriet Eagle, Nicola Jenkin and Rebecca Harkin are exhibiting a collection of paintings, drawings and prints inspired by artists and friends.

Alison Pearson

Alison is a member of the Art at St Andrew's Group at Artweeks.

She is a textile artist whose work utilises a variety of techniques, including patchwork, applique and collage.

Ewa Exley

Ewa is a member of the Art at St Andrew's Group at Artweeks.

She works with textiles - hand made felt, pleated silk, wall hangings, scarves, hats and bags.

Anne Hobbs

Ann is a member of the Art at St Andrew's Group at Artweeks.

She has produced a collection of works including screen prints, pewter and mixed media. Inspired by Old Headington, preservation and the environment.

Meiso Lai

Meiso Lai is a contemporary mixed media artist. She uses different techniques and materials including; photographic prints on glass, textiles hanging with hand stitching on paper, and mixed media on canvas. She takes inspiration from her travels around the world and nature is the main theme of her work.

Jane Strother

Landscape towards abstraction. Watery paintings; pools, estuaries, coastal margins and more.... Large oils on canvas, a range of oils and acrylics in all sizes and mixed media work including drypoint and chine colle.

Check Jane's website for more information. www.janestrother.co.uk

She is also showing in Jericho at Burgess Mead with Leonie Bennett..

Anne Blackman

Anne paints mainly local landscapes and still life in oil.  Her studio is in the centre of Headington Quarry, directly opposite the south end of Pitts Road

Sue Crisp

Sue is one of the Kennett Road Artists Group in Headington.

Kennett Road Artists is an impromptu group, bringing together artists, located in and around Headington, working in a tremendous variety of media. The work is displayed in bright airy conditions indoors and outdoors. Come and visit them and look around. They will always be willing to talk about their work, life, the universe and everything.

Marieke O'Connor

Marieke uses imprinting with earthenware clay and glazes to make a variety of brightly patterned and colourful ceramics.

Marieke is one of the Kennett Road Artists Group in Headington.

Kennett Road Artists is an impromptu group, bringing together artists, located in and around Headington, working in a tremendous variety of media. The work is displayed in bright airy conditions indoors and outdoors. Come and visit them and look around. They will always be willing to talk about their work, life, the universe and everything.

Kathy Turner

Kathy is showing a collection of colourful and atmospheric landscapes created using mixed media.

Rosemarie Deepwell

Paintings in various media.

Zoe Robinson

Zoe is part of the Art at St Andrews Group, and paints beautiful dog and cat portraits in acrylics.

Fairy Dust Arts

Jean Wykes met up with Laura Boon of Fairy Dust Arts and here she is checking her bookings for the Live Music Event at the Butchers Arms for Evening of 17 May.

Come along and enjoy Laura's next gig, "Unplugged" Live Music at East Oxford Community Centre 7.30pm Friday 21 March.

Changing Pictures

The pictures have changed at Coco Noir in Headington, so it's the perfect time to pop in to have a look at some of Jean Wykes pictures, and of course to have a coffee or chocolate.

During the run up to Artweeks in May, there will be a rotating exhibition at Coco Noir of works of art from artists in Headington and Marston.

Coco Noir is at 77A London Road in Headington.

Kamal Koria

Come and experience a colourful and nostalgic feel of rural India. Kamal is inspired by childhood past in Gujarat. Now based in Oxford he uses art to share the traditional lifestyle he remembers.

Ruth Dodd

Ruth is a member of the Art at St Andrew's Group at Artweeks.

She produces ceramic works based on organic forms and domestic stoneware pots.

Irina Antoshina

Born in Russia, Irina Antoshina studied art and textile design in Siberia. With numerous exhibitions and paintings in private and museum collections in various parts of the world, she now exhibits in support of the Oxford and St Petersburg Educational Exchange Trust (UK Charity 1071954).

“The small blocks of colour are versatile enough to portray everything from the solidity of stone walls to the movement of water. It seems strange that such an artisanal tool as a palette knife can describe both the delicacy of poppies as well as the interplay of light and shadow between trees…Whether the subject is St Petersburg's canals and bridges or the trees and paths of the countryside, the combination of technical mastery and studied emotion is fully in the tradition of Russian art”. (P Moss, art collector)

Angela Washbrook

Angela's theme for this exhibition is Past and Present: a variety of hand built ceramics in richly coloured glazes reflecting ancient civilizations such as those in the Middle East and India, contrasting with a selection of figurative and non-figurative ceramics and paintings in mixed media in the modern idiom.

Ceramic pieces include vases, bowls, mirror frames, wall plaques and lights and small trays and tiles. Some are unglazed terracotta decorated with coloured slips; others are lavishly decorated in strong colours, using underglazes, slips and brush-on glazes. Her drawings and paintings span a variety of disciplines such as watercolour, pastel and oils and also some prints, whilst the modern ceramic pieces have a sculptural quality; some are inspired by the human body, others by natural forms.

Easily accessible pleasant setting in conservatory overlooking garden - refreshments available.

Susan Cox

Susan has been painting figuratively since training at art school in Birmingham. Her work describes personal narratives using strong colours and movement. She works in acrylic and oils on canvas, mono prints on paper, and figure drawing. Through travel in Brazil, Africa, and India themes were generated around the places seen and experienced. More recent paintings have become more influenced by British traditions - particularly from the Bloomsbury period.

For more information visit www.susancoxart.co.uk 

Kit Adlington

Kit has a preference for thrown functional stoneware, producing pots which are not only attractive but also strong and hard wearing. She is interested in shape, often basing work on the forms of English Medieval pottery. She is constantly testing and experimenting with glazes, and create interesting colours and effects by applying one glaze over another.

Headington and Marston Artweeks on Twitter

We now have a twitter account to go with the Headington and Marston Artweeks website.

If you already have a twitter account do follow us.  We'll be using twitter to keep you updated as we add more information about more artists to the website.

Our twitter id is @HArtWeeks.

Making Mosaics

You might have seen the item recently in the Oxford Mail about making mosaics at Cheney School.

http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/11045769.Headington_pupils____school_mosaic_inspired_by_Romans/

This work is being led by local Headington artist Claire Goodall. You'll be able to see more of Claire's work at various Headington and Marston Artweeks events, and they are also on show at the WellBeing Clinic on Windmill Road in Headington.

Face Time at the Bank

The pop-up display about Headington and Marson Artweeks also made the Oxford Mail website on Friday 28th February.

http://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/11043293.Face_time_well_spent_to_promote_Headington_Art_Weeks/

The next pop-up event at Barclays Bank in Headington will be on 24th March 2014, come along and get a preview of artworks from Oxford Brookes University students that will be on show as part of Artweeks.

Coco Noir

Over the next few weeks there will be a rotating selection of artworks from Headington and Marston Artweeks at Coco Noir at 77A London Road, Headington.

This is a perfect opportunity to have a coffee, buy some chocolate and have a look at some of the artworks that will be on show during Artweeks later in the year.

Headington and Marston Artweeks runs from 17th to 26th May 2014.

Centre of Attention

The Oxford Times featured the work of Naomi Goldsmith in their 27th February edition.

The Oxford Mail

The Art at the Bank event on Monday made the front page of the Oxford Mail.