Henley Arts Trail

Charlwood villas, venue 26 will be showcasing a range of works including textiles, fine art photography and mixed media abstract paintings. Work by Nicky Savage, Paul Burch, Ceira Crainer and Natasha Somers!

Sally Castle lives and works at Venue 27 in Ruscombe where she will be showing latest prints, illustrations, lettering and artwork in her garden studio

Marc Juon is showing his jewellery again this year at Venue 27. Mick the cat will do his best to blend in!

Venue 27 for jewellery, ceramics, illustration and biscuits! Sally’s work includes illustration, lettering and linocuts. �Marc makes unique hand crafted silver jewellery. �Susie makes a variety of ceramics, including pieces for the garden

At Venue 27 Susie Ball is new to the trail this year, see her ceramics in the garden and in the house.

Steve Batty Venue 28 Buratta's at the Royal Oak. Acrylics, Collage, Pastels

Venue 28 Buratta's at the Royal Oak. A great mix of artwork and also a good stopping point on HAT 2019 to have a drink and something to eat.

Steve Batty - Acrylics, Pastels, Collage. Venue 28 Buratta's at the Royal Oak

Jenny Buratta - Acrylics, Burlesque Dresses. Venue 28 Buratta's at the Royal Oak

Peter Quarmby Windsor Chairs Venue 28 Buratta's at the Royal Oak

Venue 28 Burattas at the Royal Oak. Peter Quarmby, Jenny Buratta and Steve Batty

Today we get a sneak peak in to venue 29, Phoenix Textiles! Using sewing as a therapy and with a love of nature together with using iconic Liberty Print, Alison Green uses the textiles either in a print form or taking the material to sew into friendship cushions. Not leaving any material to waste she sews hair scrunchies, lavender mindful bags and is now upcycling chairs with textiles. ​ 1 Hinton Hatch Cottages, Waltham Road, Twyford,... RG10 0LX 07866 046002 www.phoenix-textiles.co.uk
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Joe de Mounteney's work is often figurative and each piece tells a story. These figures are filled with tiny parcels each wrapped in CD covers from holiday mix 'tapes' evoking memories of time spent as a family. You can see more of his work at www.demounteney.com or come and visit venue 30.

Fresh off the easel. Liz Chaderton enjoys pushing watercolour, here combining it with ink and gold leaf on a large canvas. She is longing to see the otters up by Hambledon Mill. She has written a book about these new watercolour techniques which will be published in June by Crowood Press - sadly a bit late for the trail. But if you follow her on Facebook, we are sure she’ll keep you updated.

Working on both paper and canvas, Liz Chaderton is a watercolour artist with a fixation for animals. Her paintings will make you smile and see familiar creatures in a new way.

Linda Tyler makes beautiful silver jewellery and has a deep understanding of precious and semi-precious stones. She produces stunning commissioned pieces for special occassions too. See more on Linda Tyler

Joe de Mounteney's paintings and sculptures will make you smile, think, ponder, look again and trigger your imagination. Take a look at his website too: http://www.demounteney.com/

We are lucky to be in Joe's garage this year. It turns into a fab gallery and if the sun shines (of course it will), we will spill out into the courtyard in front. We are opposite the Elephant and Castle in Hurst, which does jolly good refreshments!