A full list of the fantastic artists lined up for Maldon Art Trail 2016.
Coming slowly – Sorry it’s taking us longer than usual to put the information together. We are busy people and are currently a little stretched. Please bear with us.
Click the artist’s name to see more information about them.
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Lawrie Flood
Venue 2: Adam Greenwood
I am a local artist, from Tollesbury.
I love to capture atmosphere in my work. I work in many mediums but mainly oils, inks and watercolours
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Malcolm BrownVenue 18: Coes of MaldonI see my images as pieces of unique photographic art. Each image portraying changing moods and ideas, representing moments in time which, reflect the structure and diversity of environments both natural and man-made. |
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Debbie McInteeVenue 7: The EmporiumWhat my art offers is space, a little breathing room for the soul. Created from the heart my art brings a visualisation and connection to those I believe are always with us. |
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Steve BoutwellVenue 24: Paul J KingI photograph the local places I love and the things that make this Town so special. I try to capture how lucky we are to have all this on our doorstep. |
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Paul BaileyVenue 3: Maldon Fireplace CentreI am a non traditional landscape artist, who uses bold compositions and an unusual palette of colours to portray the local landscape of the Dengie in a new and surprising way. |
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John GreenVenue 21: The Arthouse CafeI am a self-taught artist who enjoys creating composition that removes unnecessary detail to give my watercolours a feeling of simplicity. |
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Jo FarriesVenue 10: Black Cat CafeI am a self taught artist following my life long love of art. My inspirations come from colours of light, contrast using a variety of subjects and mediums. |
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Sophie CooperVenue 12: GreensMy painting started in mid life as an outlet for creativity. I am aiming to produce images that are attractive and thought provoking. |
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Sue HodgsonVenue 9: Heir KutzI am a local artist and have painted most of my life. I love to paint animals and give the humour also the wonderful countryside that surrounds me. |
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Krzysztof OtorowskiVenue 15: Essex BedsAbstract or semi abstract painted mainly in acrylic. I’m inspired by shapes and colours in landscape. |
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Joyce WellsVenue 16: Co-Operative Funeral ServicesMaldon Hythe and waterside scenes inspire me in watercolour. I paint ‘en plein air’ throughout the year. I also paint colourful acrylics on canvas. |
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Ann CuthbertVenue 5: WG BallentyneMy colourful paintings express my enjoyment of nature and changing seasons. They may appear to be purely decorative but they are intended to mark a time of endings and beginnings, the natural cycle of life. |
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Charlotte MooreVenue 8: Tourist Information CentreInspired by the Beauty of Autumn” Capturing the vibrancy of Autumn colour my leaf pictures hold a moment of Autumn in a frame. |
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Nabil AliVenue: Sculpture Trail, Museum of PowerI’m a creative practitioner who engages with materials found in Nature formulating abstract conceptual representations. I create visual dialogs within the artistic process forming in-depth explorations of the work. |
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Trisha PoxonVenue 11: WenlocksI am always aiming to keep my paintings as loose as possible to convey the subject without divulging the detail. |
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Carole GrayVenue 6: Reeves of MaldonI am a designer and maker of contemporary architectural stained glass, specialising in |
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Nicola HughesVenue 23: LunarI continue to be interested in many media, including felt, and particularly in scenes taken from my childhood in Djibouti or locally in East Anglia. |
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Michael BarterVenue: Museum Of Power LangfordI am a wood carver, sculptor and artist based in Essex and I like to experiment with my environment. |
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Marilyn AndrettiVenue 22: Yours in SportI have a studio in my garden. I use earthenware clay painted with bright underglaze colours and finished with sgraffito. I use an electric kiln-fire to 1100c and have a cat for company.. |
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Dave TaylorVenue : HJ Pook/Saffron Insurance and Maldon LibraryA former art teacher, living in Southend created this collection of sculptures made from Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEE) |
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Jane RigbyVenue 26: Harry Green Barbers
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Gina ParrVenue 4: Hart and HammA collection of thought provoking works that depict the river meeting the sea. |
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Peter MyersVenue 4: Hart and Hammand Sculpture Trail, Museum Of Power LangfordI get inspiration from the “OP” Art Movement (Bridget Riley) 3D illusion, reflection, shadows and light, sun reflecting through glass is an example.create meaningful art work containing a range of collected artefacts, both found and contrived. Each has its own narrative, which is open to the interaction and interpretation of the viewer. |
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Angelique HartiganVenue 4: Hart and HammMy energetic and vibrant paintings with trademark explosions of colour and partial abstractions are a way for me to explore the images and places I am drawn to, the process of painting itself and my own personality. I am influenced by the process, weather, music, colour, angles, shadows, my travels, the place in which I live and the artist Peter Doig. |
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Kathy FoxVenue 17: Martin James OpticiansStudent of Nicola Hughes, experimenting with different materials. |