Furniture and accessories to buy or order. Confident simple lines in solid timber native to Northern Europe with curves arches rings and twists steam bent using wooden boat-building techniques. Sustainable materials, natural finishes and textures. Telephone: 01308 482464
Carolyne Kardia studied at St Martin's School of Art and then at the Royal College of Art, receiving her MA in sculpture in 1977. She began working in colour in 1987 and has continued developing the use of pigment in varying ways. "The colours aim to speak of themselves, to be dissociated from their method of application and soar above themselves but equally they are rooted in the materiality of pigment and surface." www.carolynekardia.co.uk
I paint and draw in response to light and air, rain and wind, the time of the day, the turn of the tide. I paint in the coastal marshes, on the River Axe, along Chesil Beach, in my garden and in my studio in Wootton Fitzpaine. Paintings are mainly oils on canvas, board or paper but I also use watercolour and charcoal. Tel: 01297 560800
When she is not painting the ancient landscape of Dorset, Rosie especially enjoys painting in France and Morocco. These very different subjects inspire a wide range of approaches, using media as varied as oil, acrylic, dyes and water colour, but though very diverse, her work is unified by a passionate interest in colour and a desire to look beneath the surface of her subject and explore ambiguities. As well as landscape Rosie also paints flowers, still- life and the occasional portrait. www.rosiebritton.co.uk
Gerry Dudgeon studied painting at Camberwell School of Art, London and Reading University and has lived in Beaminster since 1987. His semi-abstract canvases evoke the colours and cultural richness of Morocco, India and Greece which he visits regularly. Website: www.gerrydudgeon.com
Ray was born in Weymouth in 1947 but spent many years in Devon before moving back to Dorset in 1991. After leaving Grammar school he studied fine art at Plymouth Art College. Whilst at college, Ray exhibited at the Penwith Gallery in St. Ives alongside Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth and others.
Exciting, innovative and award winning work by sixteen artists at the centre of Bripdort's vibrant art scene. Paul Blow, David Brooke, Nicola Byrne, Ian Dunn, Kit Glaisyer, Pru Heward-Morgan, Suzanna Hubbard, Caroline Ireland, Andre Leppard, Asaf Tolkovsky, Tom Weld, Catherine Batten, Norman Barns, Anna Sullock, Petra Hughes and Charles Hallsworth.
Varied and innovative, often using striking colours and textures in mixed media has seen sales of many hundreds mainly to private collectors. The wonderful scenery of West Dorset provides ideal inspiration.
Horst Lindenau is an artist in an unconventional understanding. Originator of not only the legendary POCKET PICTURES, he is a painter, photographer, writer, ran his own cabaret in Germany and he is the very first artist who did STOCKING ART with exhibitions in Bridport (Great Britain), Berlin (Germany) and Antwerp (Belgium).
A self-taught artist who brings a fresh eye to abstract composition, combining elements of abstraction with a private treasury of representational images. Inspired by past experiences and present perceptions, she paints directly from the subconscious.
Furniture and accessories to buy or order. Confident simple lines in solid timber native to Northern Europe with curves arches rings and twists steam bent using wooden boat-building techniques. Sustainable materials, natural finishes and textures. Telephone: 01308 482464 
Carolyne Kardia studied at St Martin's School of Art and then at the Royal College of Art, receiving her MA in sculpture in 1977. She began working in colour in 1987 and has continued developing the use of pigment in varying ways. "The colours aim to speak of themselves, to be dissociated from their method of application and soar above themselves but equally they are rooted in the materiality of pigment and surface." 
I paint and draw in response to light and air, rain and wind, the time of the day, the turn of the tide. I paint in the coastal marshes, on the River Axe, along Chesil Beach, in my garden and in my studio in Wootton Fitzpaine. Paintings are mainly oils on canvas, board or paper but I also use watercolour and charcoal. 
When she is not painting the ancient landscape of Dorset, Rosie especially enjoys painting in France and Morocco. These very different subjects inspire a wide range of approaches, using media as varied as oil, acrylic, dyes and water colour, but though very diverse, her work is unified by a passionate interest in colour and a desire to look beneath the surface of her subject and explore ambiguities. As well as landscape Rosie also paints flowers, still- life and the occasional portrait. 
Gerry Dudgeon studied painting at Camberwell School of Art, London and Reading University and has lived in Beaminster since 1987. His semi-abstract canvases evoke the colours and cultural richness of Morocco, India and Greece which he visits regularly. 
Ray was born in Weymouth in 1947 but spent many years in Devon before moving back to Dorset in 1991. After leaving Grammar school he studied fine art at Plymouth Art College. Whilst at college, Ray exhibited at the Penwith Gallery in St. Ives alongside Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth and others. 
A self-taught artist who brings a fresh eye to abstract composition, combining elements of abstraction with a private treasury of representational images. Inspired by past experiences and present perceptions, she paints directly from the subconscious.
