Venue 4 | Henley Arts Trail

River & Rowing Museum

The Thames Room at The River and Rowing Museum Henley is a stunning glass sided Architect designed space. Flooded with light and overlooking the Thames, it boasts beautiful views of the river. This space is the perfect place to visit a carefully curated exhibition of art by a group of professional artists. There's plenty of free parking and a wonderful Café within the Museum, with indoor and outside terrace seating.

Walking distance from venues 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7 & 8

Drive down Meadow Rd and The River & Rowing Museum is found on your right. Go through the barrier where one hour's parking is free.

Meet The Artists

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Caroline Crawford

These abstract and geometric paintings investigate memory of place. These are special recollections of my travels to destinations in an abstract narrative. There are references from journeys away from home and how I remember the essence of a place, and translate this into my own visual language, as I view my surroundings in vastness or in small detail.

carolinecrawfordart.co.uk

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Marina Randall

Inspired by my travels, the countryside and the oceans, I use many layers of colourful vitreous slips, underglazes and oxides to build up texture and depth on thrown-and-altered vessels and moon jars. Using brushes, sponges and rollers in a painterly, fluid manner, I create evocative landscapes and globes with both visual and tactile appeal.

marinarandallceramics.com

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Sonia Scott- Job

When I'm not outside, I'm probably in my studio painting what I've just seen outdoors. If my art can convey to you a degree of the joy and wonder nature inspires in me, then I'm some way towards succeeding. I use whichever medium I feel best suits my subject - typically acrylics or inks, but when it's energy or mood I'm after, charcoal.

www.soniascottjob-art.co.uk

Ali Mackie

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Ali Mackie

I am a collector and creator of joyful colours, curious compositions and warm words drawn together with a bright point of view. My paintings weave together a story of work, home, and play, featuring treasured possessions sentimental value.

www.alimackie.art

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Alison Berthelsen

Creating unique designs in silver & gold, that are timeless and modern, I like to incorporate precious stones & baroque pearls in eclectic ways, to add texture and contrasts to my jewellery. I have been a jeweller for 20 years & much of my work is bespoke & upcycling heritage pieces.

www.alisonberthelsenjewellery.co.uk

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Suzanna King

I paint using house paint and acrylics. I am inspired by the world around me and the beauty of colour and form. If possible, I like to bring humour into my formations.

www.suzieking47

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Stephanie Chappell

For me, painting a portrait, landscape or still life is much like a journey through equally beautiful and challenging stages. With portraits, the appearance of the sitter changes from one moment to the next as I push the oil around the canvas working with light and colour.

www.stephaniechappell.com

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Emma Craig

I design & hand-make contemporary jewellery, using silver, and gold.
I have a passion for beautiful stones, particularly unusual semi-precious beads from around the world.

www.emmacraigjewellery.co.uk

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Jenny Zolkwer

I am a happy potter, making functional pots on the wheel using both stoneware and porcelain.
I am an intuitive potter, always looking for balance and that curve, always the curve. I love the rhythm of ceramics. It is a slow paced art form, you just can’t rush it at all. Each piece is individual, made carefully in the hope that it will be cherished and held.