Gloucester Arts and Crafts Group
Summer School brochure 2017
0ur 37th year 24th - 28th July
Welcome - we hope that you enjoy browsing through our 2017 brochure whether you are a regular Summer School student or a potential new one.
As is our custom, we offer a broad range of arts/crafts courses and this year a number of new, exciting options have again, been added.
When you have made your choice and filled out the booking form, we hope you will tell other people who you think might also enjoy and benefit from the unique experience and atmosphere of the GACG Annual Summer School.
Venue
Newent Community School, Watery Lane, Newent, Gloucestershire GL18 1QF
Summer School Co-Ordinator
Mrs Anne Conoley,
Tel: 01452 700635
E-mail: anne.conoley@btopenworld.com
All courses - 9.30am - 4.30pm
Organised by The Gloucester Arts and Crafts Group
Reg. Charity No. 1069039
For more information go to:-
www.spanglefish.com/gloucesterartsandcrafts
General Information
This is the third year that we have Newent Community School as our venue. Situated on the outskirts of the town, it has Arts College status and offers excellent facilities for our courses. Students will be pleased to know that it has ample parking.
All courses are open to everyone over 18 years of age. Usually, courses are limited to a maximum of 10 students to enable tutors to give individual attention to the members of the group. Tuition in basic skills will be available for beginners, whilst those with previous experience will be given opportunities to expand and advance their existing skills.
Early enrolment is strongly advised because of the limited number of places available
Phone numbers of most tutors are shown in the brochure. They are quite happy for prospective students to contact them before enrolment with any possible queries. Tutors will specify charges for materials and hire of models where applicable, in addition to course fees.
Prior to Summer School, students will be supplied with information about their courses (if necessary) and suggestions on what equipment or materials they should bring.
Any course under-subscribed will be cancelled at the end of June and students offered their 2nd choice if places are available. Alternatively any fees already paid will be refunded.
Should an advertised tutor withdraw from Summer School, Gloucester Arts and Crafts Group reserve the right to use a substitute tutor. In such unforeseen circumstances, no refund will be made to students.
Please Note:
Your fees includes tuition and an excellent lunch (varied menu) cooked by first class caterers on the premises. Also morning coffee and afternoon tea/coffee breaks with biscuits/cake.
Students are responsible for the Insurance and safe-keeping of their own property.
We hope you have a happy and creative week.
5 DAY COURSES 2017
Art Courses
Drawing Faces
Elements of the Landscapes *
Life Drawing
Investigating the World of Pencils
Craft courses
Chairmaking
Mosaic
1,2,3 DAY COURSES
24/ 25 July 25/ 26 July
A Voyage into Beading Acrylics on Slate
The magic of Willow
Decoupage and Print
24/ 25/ 26 July 26/ 27 July
Fantastic Felting Chalk Paint Techniques &Painting Furniture
Fused glass
Mirror Mosaics
Jewellery
27 July
Cotton Reel Characters
26/ 27/ 28 July 27/ 28 July
Botanical Art Sculpting and Painting with wool
Pottery
28 July
Revamp Your Lamp
* This course can also be booked for any number of days
ACRYLICS ON SLATE 25/ 26 July 2 days
Create on Slate with Acrylic Paints
Slate can have a soft undulating, yet smooth surface with subtle colour variations. The quality of the slate surface can dictate the positioning of an image painted upon it. Using acrylic paint, which binds well to the slate, students will have the opportunity to paint from a number of subject matters and genres. These could vary from portraits, (animal or human), flora and fauna, icons, landscapes or abstract painting.
Students should bring photographic references and/or images of favoured subjects, drawn or otherwise, although some visual references will be available. You will need drawing pencils, acrylic paint, brushes, and sketchbooks for preparation design work. This course is suitable for the beginner or the more advanced artist and will give you the opportunity to explore design work and acrylic paints in a supported and encouraged atmosphere, leading to a completed painting to hang on your wall!
TUTOR
Claire Billingsley works predominately in clay, but she also has a passion for drawing and painting. Form and colour dominates her work which is inspired by nature and her love of art history. Claire taught Art and Design, full time for nineteen years at The King’s School, Gloucester, before becoming self-employed to enable her to focus on her own creativity. She regularly teaches workshops in both two and three-dimensional media, to a range of abilities and ages and exhibits her work in joint exhibitions and Art Fairs. In addition Claire works on commissions in either paint or clay.
Contact: ceebeeledbury67@gmail.com
Website clairebillingsleyartandceramics.co.uk
A VOYAGE INTO BEADING 24/25 July 2 days
Have you ever wanted to make beautiful jewellery for yourself, a friend or a family member? Then this two day course will be just what you are looking for. There are so many different shaped beads available which offer such creativity. We shall incorporate ‘O’ beads, SuperDuos, Pearls and Pinch Beads to produce a beautiful necklace.
The next necklace project uses the Russian Spiral stitch with bugle and seed beads. This is a stitch that can be adapted to use a variety of beads to stunning effect. The course is suitable for all abilities. All tools and equipment will be provided but there will be a charge for materials.
TUTOR
Jenny Hodgett has years of experience teaching crafts to a wide age group both in the UK and overseas. She specialises in beading but regularly teaches a variety of crafts to groups locally in Gloucestershire. Her work is displayed and sold at various craft shows around the county.
BOTANICAL ART 26/27/28 July 3 days
This course is designed to build confidence, encourage accuracy, observation and composition for beginners and intermediate students. It also introduces students to the wonderful world of coloured and graphite pencils. The course will concentrate on combining both mediums in one composition using fruit, vegetables, seeded heads and flowers.
TUTOR
Marilyn Hughes SBA. Marilyn has been working with coloured pencils since 1994 and for the past 16 years teaching Botanical Art at Cirencester College, Nature in Art, Bristol Botanic Gardens, Workshops and Art Clubs.
hughes.marilyn@gmail.com Tel: 07887744171
CHALK PAINT TECHNIQUES & FURNITURE PAINTING Sorry course fully booked , please have a look at the others.
26/ 27 July 2 days
During my time as an Annie Sloan stockist I had the opportunity to teach Annie’s workshops to many students. Based on my experiences, I have developed my own furniture painting
classes to incorporate a project piece in addition to the basic techniques of layering, using coloured waxes, crackling paint, gilding, decoupage and stencilling. Apart from plentiful general tips on furniture painting, a great deal of consideration will be given to the question of how to respond to certain grains of wood and styles of furniture, often leading to further techniques like colourwashing and dry-brushing. Please bring a small piece of furniture along to be upcycled. Materials for this workshop should work out at about £10-£15.
TUTOR
Charlotte Ooi. Lottie embarked on her career as a decorative artist 25 years ago. As one of Annie Sloan’s earliest stockists, Lottie’s workshops have been much in demand.www.lottiescreativeliving.co.uk
COTTON REEL CHARACTERS 27 July 1 day
Working in 3D Creative Textiles
This creative hand stitch course is suitable for all abilities. The day will begin by taking a 'found' object, a used cotton reel, on which we will build a 3D character using felt, fabric scraps and haberdashery. Over the course of the day you will make a little person or an animal which will be no more than 12 cm tall. Your character's personality can be further enhanced with hand embroidery. When complete your Cotton Reel Character can also be used as a pincushion.
Students will need to bring:
Embroidery scissors & needle case. A selection of embroidery thread (stranded floss & cotton-a-broder are ideal) and thicker yarns such as wool or crochet cotton a stubby cotton reel (such as an old fashioned Sylko reel). Additional materials (felt, fabric, haberdashery etc) will be provided for £5 per person.
TUTOR
Kathleen Murphy is textile artist specialising in handstitch and found materials. Also known by the name Murgatroyd and Bean, Kathleen makes vibrant hand stitched pieces based on characters from an imagined forest populated by wide-eyed creatures and over sized leaves. In addition to teaching, Kathleen exhibits her work through galleries and art fairs, is the curator of a national project called ‘A Group Gathering’ and is currently working towards an MA in Contemporary Craft.
Further details can be found at www.murgatroydhoots.blogspot.com Tel: 07971 684573
DECOUPAGE AND PRINT 24/25 July 2 days
This two day course will appeal to you if you like mixing media and printing. On day one we will make our own variety of unique stamps to print from, these will be durable and you can keep and re-use. We shall also use other methods of printing to print onto fine papers. From these we will overlay images to make several completed collage/painted pictures.
TUTOR
Jeanette McCulloch is a mixed media artist and illustrator who lives in Herefordshire. Her art incorporates layered images and rich colour and surface and her subject matter is diverse. She is also a community artist supporting different groups. Visit her website www.jeanettemcculloch.co.uk and feel free to email Jeanette j_mcculloch_98@yahoo.com
DRAWING FACES 5 days
A five day course for absolute beginners to advanced level students. Whatever your ability, David will take you through an assorted series of exercises that will test and sharpen your drawing skills of faces: including facial proportions and facial expressions. Using various mediums
Lots of individual attention in a supportive and enjoyable atmosphere, and each person taught according to their ability.
David will provide some drawing equipment but please bring your own pencils, charcoal and paper.
TUTOR
David Ochiltree is a practicing illustrator & artist with over thirty years of illustration experience. He has illustrated many educational books for museums and publishers all over the UK. David has been teaching adults at his art classes in Gloucestershire for the last ten years http://ochiltree.org.uk
ELEMENTS OF THE LANDSCAPE 1/2/3/4/5 days
Sorry course fully booked , please have a look at the others.
Day 1 - Trees
Day 2 - Skies
Day 3 - Water
Day 4 - Buildings
Day 5 – Mountain, Moorland and Meadows
Suitable for all abilities, this course will allow participants to explore different elements of the landscape in turn, leading to an understanding of structure, form and colour. There will be some sketchbook work, with students adding colour via acrylics, watercolour or pastels. The days can be booked individually or as a five-day course.
TUTOR
Jackie Garner (01453 847420) trained at Medway College of Design, is a former Education Officer at the Nature in Art Museum, and is qualified in Further and Adult Education. She is a professional artist who specialises in portraying wildlife, and is the author and illustrator of The Wildlife Artist’s Handbook. Jackie teaches and lectures regularly, exhibits locally and nationally, and is a guest contributor to Artists & Illustrators magazine. www.jackiegarner.co.uk.
FANTASTIC FELTING 24/25/26 July 3 days
Felt is a both a fantastic and fascinating medium to work with.
As well as the more familiar practical products such as jackets, hats and handbags, it can be used to create wonderful three dimensional sculptures and funky pots.
On this course you will learn how to produce vibrant, malleable creative felt by combining natural and dyed wool tops and fleeces, silks and other textiles through a process called 'wet felting'. We will explore many different techniques to produce hollow felted sculptures and pots. The projects can be as simple or as challenging as you like depending on skill levels and experience.
Beginners and improvers are welcome and you will be supported and encouraged to develop individual projects as your confidence grows. All tools and equipment are provided and materials may be purchased at cost during the course.
TUTOR
Sue Smith was originally a primary school teacher but due to family commitments decided to concentrate on developing her skills as a textile artist, successfully specialising in silk painting and then moving on to 'the wonderful world of felting'.
She currently runs regular felting classes at Gloucester Arts and Crafts Centre and her work is sold through the shop and exhibitions..
For any further information please call 01452 371642 or email serisilks@talktalk.net
FUSED GLASS 24/25/26 July 3 days
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Discover how easy it is to create your own stunning pieces of kiln-formed glass. This remarkable process involves cutting, layering and fusing together coloured glass and inclusions such as metals, powders, frits and stringers to create pieces such as jewellery, bowls, coasters and sun catchers.
This course is suitable for beginners as well as those with some experience. You can either work on your own projects for fusing and slumping or there will be 3 guided projects for you to follow; these will be a cheese board/cake plate, a clock and a mirror. Your pieces will be fired and returned to you by Caroline a few days later.
All tools and equipment are provided and materials may be purchased at cost.
If you are bringing your own glass we will be working with COE96 glass.
TUTOR
Caroline Lambert is a very experienced tutor who divides her time between teaching adults and children and as a practising glass artist. She has completed a number of public commissions and her work is sold through galleries and shows. Web:carolinelambertglass.com Email. carolinelambertglass@gmail.com
Tel. 01454 294883
INVESTIGATING THE WORLD OF PENCILS 5 days
Coloured pencil has made a big comeback recently; both for adults and children, but there are many types of pencil and finding the right one for your artistic style will help set you onto a new path of exciting creativity.
On this course you will have time to try out the many types of pencil: pastel, wax, oil, graphite and water soluble. We will also explore the subject matter that most suits that particular pencil. Once you have an idea of what you’d like to work with you can learn techniques to use on different paper surfaces. Feel free to bring any pencils you already have. Pencils and paper will be supplied at £5 per person.
TUTOR
Jackie Cox became a freelance artist in 1984 and since then has had many successful exhibitions in the UK, Germany and the USA. As well as regular local art classes, she also does demonstrations and workshops, both here and abroad.
JEWELLERY 26/ 27 July 2 days
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Spend a couple of days learning a range of basic jewellery making techniques in Sterling Silver. Start by wire-beading a pair of earrings and then progress to a beaded bracelet or necklace with some simple soldering. I will then show you how to make a pendant using a cabochon setting. You can select from a wide range of glass, semi-precious, precious beads and stones or bring along your own. All tools are provided with a charge made by the tutor for any materials used.
TUTOR
Michael Dean has City and Guilds qualifications in Silversmithing and has been making and exhibiting his work for the last 15 years. If you have any questions contact him on 01452 559555
LADDERBACK CHAIRMAKING 5 days
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Our main aim of this course is to make a quality ladderback chair in a week. The method is by turning legs and rails using tools called rotary planes and is suitable for complete beginners as well as those with some experience – the ability to measure in imperial units will be useful. We will use Ash and the design of the chairs will be heavily influenced by the Gimson/Clisset/Shaker styles and can either be side or armchairs. All tools and equipment will be provided but materials will have to be paid for at cost. Seats can either be rushed or seagrassed.
TUTOR
Phil Shipley (01452 617546) was a teacher in the Design and Technology subject area for 30 years. He is now semi-retired but still restores/repairs furniture, tutors chairmaking courses as well as working on commissions from time to time. He is the short course tutor in Chairmaking at West Dean College, Chichester. He will be exhibiting at ‘The Cotswold Show’ and ‘Frampton Country Fair’ this year
LIFE DRAWING—FIGURE PAINTING 5 days
This course is similar the last two years of life drawing. In fact we will spend the first part of the week drawing from nude models as before, using a variety of drawing materials. Then in the second part of the week the poses will be longer and artists can choose whether to continue drawing, or to move on to acrylics/watercolours/pastels/ etc. and work on a more finished study.
As before, this course is a gentle introduction for those who have never experienced a life class before, and a perfect opportunity for more experienced artists to practice their skills and learn techniques with new materials.
Throughout the week we shall be working from live nude models. The cost of the models will be shared between the class. Some materials will be provided free of charge and a basic list of materials will be sent on application.
TUTOR
Kate Smith studied art at Goldsmith’s College in London for 4 years. She is a qualified tutor in further education (FENTO), as well as having a PGCE in secondary school art education. Kate works as a freelance artist as well as running several weekly courses across the county. She has also collaborated with a secondary school to run life drawing classes for sixth form art students. Any questions? Please contact her via email: bramblekate@gmail.com, tel: 01452 840189, or mob: 07970242808.
MIRROR MOSAICS 26/27 July 2 days
This is the chance to produce an exciting piece of art, which will take pride of place in your home. This course combines using coloured glass with mosaic techniques , siliconed onto a mirror, creating a natural scene or patterns. When the final piece is grouted in black the results are spectacular and amazing. Suitable for beginners in both crafts or experienced students wishing to take their interests further. There will be a small charge for materials used and equipment will be provided.
TUTOR
Gill Webb is a retired Food and Textiles teacher, as well as the chairman of GACG. She has spent a lifetime learning various crafts and regularly sells at Craft Fairs.
MOSAIC 5 days
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Mosaic is fun, fascinating and addictive!
Discover how to design a mosaic, cut and shape tesserae and grout the finished work. Selecting from a wide range of glass and ceramic tiles and broken china, complete a mosaic on MDF.
Explore the possibilities of colour, form, pattern and texture.
All materials and tools, are provided; a charge will be made by the tutor for materials used. Please bring a shoebox sized cardboard box to cut into.
Any questions? Please contact Erica on 07909754242
TUTOR
Erica Bibbings is a professional draftsman and artist who has been experimenting with mosaic for many years. She is experienced in running workshops as well as working to commission.
POTTERY 26/ 27/ 28 July 3 days
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Ceramics / Pottery
Discover how to hand-build a range of pots and sculptural forms in clay. The course is structured to give the complete beginner the skills and confidence that they need whilst allowing the more experienced artist the freedom to explore their own ideas. To give you some idea, last year students made a wide range of pieces including mugs, bird houses, natural forms and figurative sculpture. I will support and guide you through all stages
All tools and equipment are provided, with a charge made to cover the cost of materials that you use. I will fire your work for you and you can choose to add glaze at a later date.
TUTOR
Peter Garrard has a first class honours degree in 3D design and studied Ceramics in the USA. He has extensive experience teaching Ceramics and Painting and Drawing to adults and children across the county. He divides his time between making work for exhibition and teaching from his studio and other venues.
Contact him on petergarrardceramics@yahoo.com / 07985 294 312
View other students work: Facebook: Pottery and Art Classes with Peter Garrard
View Peter’s work and course details: www.peter-garrard-ceramcis.co.uk
THE MAGIC OF WILLOW 24/ 25 July 2 days
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Basket Making: - Learn to use Willow to create a little Magic. At the beginning of this two day course we will have bundles of Wet willow Rods, and by the end of the two days you could be walking out with a basket over your arm. You will learn how to construct a basket around a round base. A shopper with a handle, an Apple Picker's basket, a nest of three willow platters, an Ali Baba, a Log basket or an Umbrella Basket....
For those who have already worked a little with Willow, may I introduce you to the French Oval Base. Extending your range of possibilities....
We will be using a range of willows grown in Somerset. White, Buff, brown and steamed and also possibly Dicky Meadows and Flaunders Red.
Warning- Willow can be very addictive...
TUTOR
Helen Lomberg has been a tutor for about 20 years, regularly teaching for Waterperry Gardens, The Women's Farm and garden association, Nature in Art and Highgrove. In 2010 she set up the Gloucestershire Arts and Crafts Centre in Gloucester, where she teaches 4 times a week.
REVAMP YOUR LAMP 28 July 1 day
We’ll be making a 30cm drum shade from scratch in a fabric of your choice and painting up a lamp base to match. The shade will fit a large table lamp base. Please, do bring a lamp base to be made over, it can be wood, metal, concrete or ceramic, and a piece of fabric (100x 30 cms) as a starting point – these things can be very personal! At the end of the day you will have a fabulous lamp of your own design. Materials (lamp kit and paint) will be £15.
Tutor:
Charlotte Ooi: Lottie embarked on her career as a decorative artist 25 years ago. As one of Annie Sloan’s earliest stockists, Lottie’s workshops have been much in demand.www.lottiescreativeliving.co.uk
'SCULPTING and PAINTING' with WOOL
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2 days 27/28 July
Discover the wonders of wool by learning or developing your experience of needle-felting (a dry-felting technique) to create pictures with a three-dimensional form or sculptures. You will be given the chance to explore and exploit the different qualities of British rare-breed sheep fleece, alpaca and angora wool in studies of animals or birds (pets or wildlife) and landscapes (see www.facebook.com/taylored.felt for examples). Plant-dyed Cotswold wool will be available to capture the natural tones of the countryside. No drawing or needle-felting experience is necessary. Equipment is provided and materials can be purchased at cost . This is a very portable, creative and therapeutic craft so be prepared to go home with a new passion in your life!
TUTOR
Helen Taylor (0753 8857598 or hctaylor2002@aol.com) started using wool as a sculpting medium nine years ago in her artistic exploration of the natural world. She developed a passion for using rare-breed fleece and for plant-dyeing Cotswold fleece when she had a studio at Ruskin Mill, Nailsworth. She now creates and exhibits her work from her studio in Victoria Works Studios in Chalford. Helen teaches both adults and children in her studio and as a tutor for various Guilds.
All courses
9.30am - 4.30pm
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THE MARKETPLACE
The Marketplace comprises of a 5 day Arts and Crafts sale, where Tutors and students have the opportunity to sell their own and original creations. This takes place in the main foyer. We have had in the past an amazing diversity of goods on sale, creating a lot of sales, interest and a colourful entrance.
If you would like to sell your wares, bring them along with a price list and we will do the rest. 10% of the cost of the items sold goes towards GACG funds.
Art Shop
Students will be pleased to know that Art Material Sales will be selling on Thursday 27th July.
Raffle
Our ever popular raffle will take place on Wednesday 26th July. Tickets will cost £1 and will only be available on that day. Donations for prizes will be most welcome. The draw will take place at 4.15pm in the Main Hall of the school near the main entrance.
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Golden Vale Watercolour Painting Classes
Christine Hughes
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Tuesday 2.15pm – 4.45pm
New Subject each week with demonstration.
Weekly fee £8-00 tea provided
Classes run from September until
End of May(No classes in Summer)
Contact Christine on 01452 614227 for Brochure
e-mail johnhughes8@blueyonder.co.uk
Text Christine on mobile No. is 07733249170
BOTANICAL ART - Coloured Pencils
Marilyn Hughes SBA
This course is designed to build confidence, encourage accuracy, observation and composition for beginners and intermediate students. It also introduces students to the wonderful world of coloured and graphite pencils. The course will concentrate on combining both mediums in one composition using fruit, vegetables, seeded heads and flowers.
Marilyn has been working with coloured pencils since 1994 and for the past 16 years teaching Botanical Art at Cirencester College, Nature in Art, Bristol Botanic Gardens, Workshops and Art Clubs. For more information on my home workshops please contact me on:
hughes.marilyn@gmail.com Tel: 07887744171
I look forward to hearing from you.
Nature in Art
The UK’s first museum and art gallery dedicated to art inspired by nature.
The museum embraces work in all mediums and styles from across the world, spanning 1500 years and hosts an array of vibrant temporary exhibitions throughout the year.
Coffee Shop - Gift Shop - Free Parking - Garden - Artists at Work
Open: 10am - 5pm, Tuesday - Sunday & Bank Holidays (Closed 24th - 26th Dec)
Find us 2 miles north of Gloucester on the A38
Wallsworth Hall, Twigworth, Gloucester , GL2 9PA
Tel: 01452 731422 Email: enquiries@natureinart.org.uk
www.natureinart.org.uk
Art Courses running at Nature in Art this summer include:
June
10th & 12th: Painting a Flower Meadow
17th & 18th: Dragonflies and Damselflies in Watercolour
24th & 25th: Graphite Pencil Draw-ing, Iguana
July
8th: Ceramic Clay Tiles
9th: Ceramic Stoppered Bottles
15th & 16th: Botanical Painting in Watercolour or Gouache
22nd & 23rd: Scratching Out the Details, Scraperboard
August
12th & 13th: Pushing the Bounda-ries, Improving Composition
19 & 20th: Creating Atmospheric Backgrounds in Watercolour
25th: Gilding for Letter Artists
26th & 27th: Creating Coral Reef in Ceramic
Exhibitions on show at Nature in Art this summer include:
May 23rd - June 11th Breath of Fire
A unique selection of ceramics by world renowned maker, Jill Fanshawe Kato.
June 20th - July 16th L3 Lichens, Landscape and Literature
An exhibition of works by Liz Brooke Ward, a contemporary textile artist informed by the natural world.
July 18th - September 3th
Wildlife Treasures
Original paintings and sculptures by members of the Society of Animal Artists (SAA) produced exclusively for this exhibition.
August 22nd - September 10th Goldwork Guild
A selection of nature inspired works using one of the oldest embroidery techniques
Experience ceramics with Peter Garrard
Weekly classes
Mobile and Studio workshops
Peter will guide you through all stages, with regular demonstrations and one to one support throughout your time. There are a wide range of exciting tasks for the complete beginner and the opportunity for the experienced artist to explore their own ideas in depth.
Gift vouchers: treat someone to an Art or Pottery Experience
Contact: petergarrardceramics@yahoo.com or 07985 294 312
See my work and find course details: www.peter-garrard-ceramics.co.uk
See my students work: Pottery and Art classes with Peter Garrard
Gloucester Arts and Crafts Group
The Gloucester Arts and Crafts Group is an independent educational charity and all decisions are taken by its voluntary committee.
The annual Summer School is one of the events organised by the group. It also organises one-day workshops.
Members always receive early information about all the Group’s activities, plus two weeks priority over non-members by receiving this Summer School Brochure through the post and a discount for one day workshops
If you are not a member and would like to join, you can pick up details from the information desk at Summer School or by contacting:- Treasurer, Phil Shipley, 14 Six Acres, Upton St Leonards, Gloucester GL4 8AX
All booking forms, dates and information can be found on our
website– www.spanglefish.com/gloucesterartsandcrafts
