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2010 Artists

Colin Aiken
All Saints Primary School
Jenifer Anstey
James Aylen-Smith
Michael Barter
Sue Beardsworth

Marie Bevis
Pat Boss
Charles Bran
Al Brown
Butts Green Pottery
Jane Carmichael

June Cox
Jim Dale
Daniel Diaz
Joseph Diaz
Lewis Diaz
Thomas Diaz
Tony Diaz

Lori Jay Donaldson
John Doubleday
Jean-Louis Dutaut
Glynnis Dye
Martine Farrant
William Geller
Peter Harrington
Chris Harrison
Tracy Hart
Sarah Hendry "Pocket People"
Jenny Hill
Jill Hipsey
Christopher Holdich
Ian Hughes
Nicola Hughes
"Island" art & gift shop
Pete Kennedy
Paul Lester
Shirley MacKenzie
Maldon Camera Club
Mona Marnell
Sarah Mason
Caroline Mouran
Kris Mullen

Linda Muncey
Triss Norman
Alexandra O'Connor
J
ohn Osborne 
Raymond Pearce
Paul Poynter
Red House Centre
Douglas Reeves
Pam Schomberg
Anne Schwegmann-Fielding
Coral Skelsey
Sue Spiers
Caroline Spong 
Janie Townshend
Loveday Why
Sally Why 
Amy Wilesmith
Dennis Willcock
Patricia Willis 















 

 

Welcome to Maldon Art Trail

Sat 18 to Sun 26 September 2010 plus Grand Art Auction Saturday 11 September

This, the third year of the Art Trail, promises the same high standard of artwork from exceptional local artists, on display at shops, cafés and public buildings throughout Maldon town centre. Even if you don't think of yourself as a gallery-goer, you should find something to appeal in our wide mix. Almost everything is for sale, so it's the perfect place to pick up a unique gift for someone - or why not choose a piece of affordable artwork for yourself?

And don't miss the chance to win a two-night break at the fabulous Maison Talbooth hotel in Dedham: simply fill in the survey at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/summerofart2010 to be entered into the prize draw.

For more information, please use our contact form.

Stained glass panel: Ian Hughes

During the Trail, there will be a fabulous garden, made from textiles of every description: "Not the Chelsea Flower Show", in the Moot Hall, on Maldon High Street. And don't miss the chance to visit the nearby studio of internationally acclaimed sculptor, John Doubleday, who has created likenesses of an amazing range of extraordinary people, ranging from Charlie Chaplin to Nelson Mandela. Why not check out John's website?

And while you're viewing sculpture, we are delighted to be continuing the "In Olga's Memory" Sculpture Trail, in the grounds of Bouncers, in Wickham Bishops, which hosts Opera in the Orchard each July (10th and 11th this year).

As well as sculpture, we have a programme of artists' talks and workshops, plus - back by popular demand - the young people's free, drop-in art & craft workshops.

And don't miss The Skylarks & Guests on Friday 24th September. Come and have drinks from the bar while listening to stories, music and song. Full details on Events page.

Rosie Sandler, Coordinator and Sue Fleming, Administrator


Links

Essex Summer of Art

Opera in the Orchard