Graffix House
The gallery is located on the first floor (no wheelchair access) of the Douglas Watson Tile Studio. There are three large well-lit rooms totalling 1,000 sq ft. Mixed work including abstract paintings and landscape paintings, ceramics, glass and jewellery. Toilets available with ample parking in the front of the building.
Opening Times
2nd - 4th May 10am - 5pm
Number of exhibitors
10
Parking
In front of building and surrounding area

Meet the Exhibitors
Looking forward to meeting you to share insights into the inspiration and techniques that make the work so unique.





Suri Poulos
I specialise in the intricate Nerikomi ceramic technique, tracing its roots back to 7th-century China. Colour and intricate decoration infuse the Porcelain clay itself, bypassing brushwork decoration. By layering slices of coloured clay, then symmetrically arranging, my vessels convey delicate beauty and mystery. I delight in the interplay of vibrant colours against the canvas of white porcelain.





Sam Burke
I create contemporary kiln formed glass art; focusing on colours & textures, often evoking fond memories of places or times & always inspired by my fascination with the natural world.





Katy Garrod
I am a Henley based artist enchanted by nature - from the microscopic to the magnificent and everything in-between! I explore ways to portray the exquisite detail of colours forms and elements of landscapes that are unique to particular places.
I use mainly acrylics, inks and collage on canvas, wooden board and paper. My works are usually multi-layered, colourful and textured.





John Percy
I make abstract paintings exploring the idea of process as a metaphor where the essence of life lies in complexity and there is always sensitive dependence on initial conditions. Choices available, Decisions made and Chance events are Key
Essentially, I make it up as I go from a set starting point, sometimes reworking as necessary and always finishing with chance.





Frances Davidson
I am a ceramic artist working across tiles, plates, and sculptural forms. My practice draws on faces and people, translated through hand-built surfaces and graphic relief. I’m interested in character, awkwardness, and small observations. Humour is central, I resist preciousness, allowing imperfection, repetition, and not taking myself too seriously to guide the work and shape how the objects are read.





Erica Shipley
I am primarily a painter in oils, acrylic and mixed media, though I do some mono printing as well. I paint a lot in Cornwall which i love for the colour and light. My work is intimist and as well as landscape I paint figures and animals, especially cats.




Eileen Pinkarchevski
Eileen is a self taught artist who loves all things paint. She enjoys experimenting with colour, texture & form, seeing where the paint and the mood take her.





Douglas Watson
I work in oils for their brilliance and subtleties of colour. I am interested in the effect of colour on feeling and emotion, and for me the close correspondence between music (especially jazz and classical) and my painting. A general theme is finding unity out of fragmentation.





Antonia Glynne Jones
I am an abstract and semi-abstract painter, working primarily with oil paint and some mixed media to create vibrant, expressive work. My mission is to capture the emotion and energy of the subject through bold dynamic mark-making, colour and texture.







