Busby K Studio & Gallery
Discover a hidden creative gem in the Chilterns: a beautifully converted barn housing a vibrant working art studio and gallery. Explore original artwork from accomplished professional artists—luminous oils, mixed media, ceramics, textiles, and jewellery, plus prints and cards inspired by rolling hills, woodlands, and the Thames. Witness the creative process in action during this art trail event. Experience authentic craftsmanship where personal connection meets artistic excellence in this living, breathing creative community.
Opening Times
2nd - 10th May 10am - 5pm
Number of exhibitors
7
Parking
Car Park adjacent to venue
Meet the Exhibitors
Looking forward to meeting you to share insights into the inspiration and techniques that make the work so unique.
Wendy Hopcroft
A fine artist working in watercolour, now expanding into acrylics and oils, with a focus on African wildlife, portraits, and diverse subjects. My style is loose yet realistic, balancing observation with expressive freedom. Increasingly drawn to abstraction, my work explores light, movement, and atmosphere while retaining a strong connection to the natural and human world.
Sally Dorrity
I work in stoneware to handbuild my pots, creating small, medium and large pieces, both functional and sculptural. My work is frost resistant, suitable for indoors and outside. I am very drawn to movement and texture, inspired by traditional forms, the lines and tones of nature. Handbuilding is a slow process, rarely resulting in perfect symmetry. Each piece is unique.
Lucy Waller
I create functional ceramics inspired by places I have travelled to. I love incorporating natural inspirations into my work as well and working with recycled materials wherever possible. My pieces are mostly thrown on the wheel and each have their own distinct charm.
Judi Rowlands
I use silver to create pattern and shape. My work is not only tactile; but three dimensional too. I use the techniques of chasing and repousse to achieve unique pieces of jewellery often combined with chainmail.
Fiona Scutcher
I love to make meticulous pencil drawings, capturing tiny details and textures. I also combine freehand machine embroidery with colours, patterns, and embellishments that grab my attention. My main source of inspiration is nature, particularly insects, animals and flowers, and how beautiful the seemingly simple things in life are, when we take time to slow down and notice them.
Christopher Harrison
Christopher Harrison is an award-winning photographer based in Peppard Common with the vision of transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary. This involves early mornings out with his camera & drone, to capture mist, fog and first light. Christopher has won two British Photography Award categories, the Drone Photo Awards 'Nature' category along with many other commendations in internationally prestigious competitions.
Caroline Busby
I create contemporary art inspired by place, structure and movement. Drawing on my background in architecture, I explore light, form and character through expressive oils, watercolour and mixed media. From local landscapes and architectural studies to iconic vehicles, my work captures atmosphere and narrative, celebrating the beauty found in both the built and natural world.