Past Exhibitions at Rum's Eg
Making a Mark - Red Hot Press Printmakers 6 September - 7 October
Red Hot Press printmakers collaborated with Rum’s Eg Art & Craft Gallery in Romsey to exhibit exciting new work by students of all ages, many of whom have recently completed the 30 week Foundation in Printmaking Course at Red Hot’s Fine Art print studios in Southampton; some have also gone on to develop their work further taking a Diploma in Printmaking. Red Hot was set up by two Artist Printmakers, Sarah Mander and Katherine Anteney in 2004. Studio Director Sarah says: “Now in its fourth year The Foundation in Printmaking, which is the only course of its kind in the region, goes from strength to strength, we are delighted with the work that has been produced by the students and the opportunity for them to exhibit at Rum’s Eg. The Diploma students have also produced a really impressive body of work which shows how they have developed as printmakers”.
The studio exists to promote and develop an appreciation and understanding of Fine Art Printmaking and their aim is to encourage the use of printmaking as a vehicle for exploration, artistic expression, communication and creativity, while promoting an appreciation and understanding of printmaking to the wider public. The print facility caters for relief and intaglio printmaking techniques plus letterpress, bookbinding and screen printing. All are welcome to come and learn to use printmaking as a creative process - from interested beginners to accomplished printmakers.
The studio exists to promote and develop an appreciation and understanding of Fine Art Printmaking and their aim is to encourage the use of printmaking as a vehicle for exploration, artistic expression, communication and creativity, while promoting an appreciation and understanding of printmaking to the wider public. The print facility caters for relief and intaglio printmaking techniques plus letterpress, bookbinding and screen printing. All are welcome to come and learn to use printmaking as a creative process - from interested beginners to accomplished printmakers.
Groyne (woodcut) - Barbara Hamilton
|
Katherine Anteney - Chalk Landscape
|
Eleanor Davison - Puttles Bridge
|
Francheska Pattison - Narrangullen
|
Jill Lind - Romsey Abbey
|
Venice I (woodcut) - Carole Westbrook
|
Tori McLean - Landscape (card cut)
|
Sarah Mander - Boneyard 6
|
Kathy Whitford
|
Margaret Gill - Brown Cat (mono print)
|
Ruth Peel - Life Drawing 1
|
Untamed 28 June - 3 September
Paintings and sculpture by selected Artists inspired by animals, wildlife and wild landscapes
Painters included: Lynne Davies, Su Eaton, Julie Weir, Richard Tratt, Karen Coulson, Ali Lindley, Simon Howden, Rachel Brown, Daphne Ellman, Jake Winkle, Anglea Perrett & Sandra Binney
Sculptors included: Carla Taylor, Diccon Dadey, Anne-Marie Marshall, Sandra Bidmead, Robert Truscott & Karen Jenner
Painters included: Lynne Davies, Su Eaton, Julie Weir, Richard Tratt, Karen Coulson, Ali Lindley, Simon Howden, Rachel Brown, Daphne Ellman, Jake Winkle, Anglea Perrett & Sandra Binney
Sculptors included: Carla Taylor, Diccon Dadey, Anne-Marie Marshall, Sandra Bidmead, Robert Truscott & Karen Jenner
Ali Lindley - Wild is the Hedgerow
|
Angela Perrett
|
Angela Rivett
|
Anne-Marie Fieber
|
Jake Winkle
|
Julie Weir - Look into my Eyes
|
Karen Coulson - Leopard
|
Karen Jenner - Hare Stretching
|
Lynne Davies - Tony
|
Rachel Brown - It Will Pass, Hunkering Down
|
Richard Tratt - Midsummer Downland
|
Robert Truscott
|
Sandra Bidmead - Dog
|
Sandra Binney - Deer
|
Simon Howden
|
Microbial Worlds 28 June - 30 JulyA schools art and science project in the South Garth of Romsey Abbey |
Part of Romsey Festival 1 - 16 July
|
|
|
Rum's Eg organised this project and sourced the funding. Mark & Rebecca Ford, land artists of Two Circles Design, worked with Romsey teachers and schoolchildren on an Arts and Science project with the final ‘land sculpture’ to be installed in the South Garth walled garden at Romsey Abbey.
The Microbial world is all around us and our very existence dependent on it. Two thirds of life on Earth is invisible to the naked human eye. There are over 100 million species of microorganisms inside and around us that make us unique and connected. Microbes know no borders, no boundaries or nationality.
Students from Mountbatten Secondary School and Wellow Primary explored and researched the microbial world in collaboration with art and science departments, looking at something small and making it large! A group of year 7 Mountbatten students also visited the Microscopy Unit at Southampton General Hospital in May to view crystals through electron microscopes. Environmental Artists Mark and Rebecca Ford worked with all year 7 Mountbatten students and many Wellow pupils to create sculptural forms and the artworks will then be exhibited in the grounds of Romsey Abbey with their research work on show at Rum’s Eg.
For more about The Arts Society Romsey click on the link below.
https://theartssocietyromsey.org/the-arts-society-romsey-and-young-people-young-arts/current-young-arts-projects/.
The Microbial world is all around us and our very existence dependent on it. Two thirds of life on Earth is invisible to the naked human eye. There are over 100 million species of microorganisms inside and around us that make us unique and connected. Microbes know no borders, no boundaries or nationality.
Students from Mountbatten Secondary School and Wellow Primary explored and researched the microbial world in collaboration with art and science departments, looking at something small and making it large! A group of year 7 Mountbatten students also visited the Microscopy Unit at Southampton General Hospital in May to view crystals through electron microscopes. Environmental Artists Mark and Rebecca Ford worked with all year 7 Mountbatten students and many Wellow pupils to create sculptural forms and the artworks will then be exhibited in the grounds of Romsey Abbey with their research work on show at Rum’s Eg.
For more about The Arts Society Romsey click on the link below.
https://theartssocietyromsey.org/the-arts-society-romsey-and-young-people-young-arts/current-young-arts-projects/.
|
|
|
|
|
Royal Art at Rum's Eg 31 May - 24 June
in association with Belgravia Gallery, London
This was an exclusive opportunity to view and purchase signed limited edition lithographs of watercolours by Prince Charles and original 1840’s etchings by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert at Rum’s Eg.
This was an exclusive opportunity to view and purchase signed limited edition lithographs of watercolours by Prince Charles and original 1840’s etchings by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert at Rum’s Eg.
|
Glengairn
|
Highgrove
|
Under the Microscope 24 May - 24 June
Sarah Waters & Helen Sill
Textile art on the ground floor.
Science and Art have a long history of interconnectivity. Textile Artists Helen Sill and Sarah Waters have collaborated to explore biological themes in their artwork in very different ways, focusing on the personal, the medical and the scientific.
Textile art on the ground floor.
Science and Art have a long history of interconnectivity. Textile Artists Helen Sill and Sarah Waters have collaborated to explore biological themes in their artwork in very different ways, focusing on the personal, the medical and the scientific.
Sarah Waters - Inside Outside (detail)
|
Helen Sill - Pink Matter
|
Historical Origins 16 - 20 June
An exhibition of work by GCSE students from Mountbatten School, in the Leckford Art Studio
|
|
|
|
Susie Prangnell 12 April - 20 May
Abstract landscapes in pastel on the first floor
Inspired by the sights and sounds of the wilder landscape. Susie lives and works on the Isle of Wight.
Drenched in Summer
|
Lingering Light
|
Sun Spirit
|
Ebb and Flow - Sue Tinkler & Paul Sansome 12 April - 20 May
Glass & Photography on the ground floor.
Inspired by travels to Iceland, Isle of Harris, Vietnam, Venice and (closer to home) Micheldever Woods, Sue has used a variety of glassmaking techniques to create new artwork in response to Paul’s inspiring and atmospheric photographs.
Inspired by travels to Iceland, Isle of Harris, Vietnam, Venice and (closer to home) Micheldever Woods, Sue has used a variety of glassmaking techniques to create new artwork in response to Paul’s inspiring and atmospheric photographs.
|
|
|
|
Life's Rich Tapestry 1 March - 8 April
An exhibition of paintings, mosaics and textiles on the ground and first floors.
Paintings and Textile Art: Jenny Muncaster, Julie Collins, Keith Pattison, Jackie Green, Joan Willingham, Masako Tobita, Sherley Phillips, Chris Marlow, Chrissie Collins, Tim Robinson, Arlene Shawcross, Kate Cooke, Tracy Evans
Mosaics: Catherine Van Giap, Rachel Evans
Paintings and Textile Art: Jenny Muncaster, Julie Collins, Keith Pattison, Jackie Green, Joan Willingham, Masako Tobita, Sherley Phillips, Chris Marlow, Chrissie Collins, Tim Robinson, Arlene Shawcross, Kate Cooke, Tracy Evans
Mosaics: Catherine Van Giap, Rachel Evans
Jackie Green - Still Life with Blue Flowers
|
Tracy Evans - Turquoise (detail)
|
Sherley Phillips - Geometric Folds II
|
Julie Collins - Blue Bird
|
Masako Tobita - Between the Islands
|
Chrissie Collins - Moments II
|
Christine Marlow - Esprit de Vie I
|
Jenny Muncaster - Foxglove Meadow
|
Joan Willingham - Happy Hour
|
Kate Cooke - Fields of Blue
|
Keith Pattison - The Architect and the Sculptor
|
Arlene Shawcross - Roses in Bloom
|
Rachel Evans - Red Circles
|
Tim Robinson - Flower Study IV
|
Catherine Van Giap
|
John Browning - Kites: The Art of Natural Materials 12 January - 25 February
John’s kites are exquisite, structural works of Art, painstakingly made from natural materials such as leaves, petals, seed pods, stems and bamboo; and they fly!
New Year, New Work, New Rum's Eg 12 January - 25 February
Work by some of our favourite Artists & Makers of the last 4 years.
Ali Lindley
Susie Prangnell
|
Maureen Davies
Edd Lewis
|
Barry Fry
Jane Cox
|
Emma Barker
Pete Gilbert
|
David Stephenson
|
The Romsey Show 2016
Hampshire Art & Craft won Best Stand at the Romsey Show this year! Thank you to all the artists, staff and volunteers that made this possible. We were praised for the high standard of work on show - all credit to our talented artists!
Coastlines - an exhibition of paintings, glasswork, jewellery, photography & sculpture 19 October 2016 - 7 January 2017
Paintings: Jane Puckering, Pete Gilbert, Lindsey J Cole, Lynne Reeves, Jennie Slater, Barry Peckham, Jo Ellis, Sophie Bartlett, Sheila Goodman, Evelyn Bartlett, Linda Saul, Leonard Murrell, Fiona Forbes, Liz Pannett, Steve Prangnell, Victoria Williams, Wendy Bramall
Glasswork: Julia Webster (Glasszoo), Sue Tinkler (Tinklertastic), Angela Perrett Photography: Zac Gilbert Sculpture: Diccon Dadey (Dadey Metal Art), Paul Harvey, Sue Baker Fish Ceramics: Claudi Barratt, Fiona Kelly, Holly Sandham
Jewellery: Donna Collinson Etchings & Collagraphs: Sally Winter
Glasswork: Julia Webster (Glasszoo), Sue Tinkler (Tinklertastic), Angela Perrett Photography: Zac Gilbert Sculpture: Diccon Dadey (Dadey Metal Art), Paul Harvey, Sue Baker Fish Ceramics: Claudi Barratt, Fiona Kelly, Holly Sandham
Jewellery: Donna Collinson Etchings & Collagraphs: Sally Winter
Barry Peckham - Fishguard Harbour
|
Claudi Barrett
|
Diccon Dadey
|
Donna Collinson
|
Fiona Forbes
|
Jane Puckering
|
Lynne Reeves
|
Linda Saul
|
Sophie Bartlett
|
Victoria Williams
|
Steve Prangnell
|
Pete Gilbert
|
Zac Gilbert
|
Evelyn Bartlett
|
Wendy Bramall
|
Julia Webster
|
Holly Sandhog
|
Julia Webster
|
Jennie Slater
|
Jo Ellis
|
Liz Pannett
|
Daniel Clayton - An Exhibition of Collage 7th Sept - 15th Oct 2016
|
|
|
|
Rum’s Eg was pleased to support young, emerging artist Daniel Clayton with his exhibition of collage art.
Daniel had a couple of brain tumours at an early age which limited his balance and hearing. He quickly found that painting and drawing gave him complete freedom to express himself and enjoyed the playfulness of experimenting with different mediums.
While studying at Winchester School of Art, Daniel was also increasingly influenced by Pop Art, Expressionism and Matisse. He describes adapting to life in the UK after his childhood in Africa as both thrilling and terrifying and believes it is what gives his art its edge. Funds were raised to help Daniel with the cost of framing and displaying his artwork by the Tea Poets Collective which hold monthly poetry café events at the gallery.
Daniel had a couple of brain tumours at an early age which limited his balance and hearing. He quickly found that painting and drawing gave him complete freedom to express himself and enjoyed the playfulness of experimenting with different mediums.
While studying at Winchester School of Art, Daniel was also increasingly influenced by Pop Art, Expressionism and Matisse. He describes adapting to life in the UK after his childhood in Africa as both thrilling and terrifying and believes it is what gives his art its edge. Funds were raised to help Daniel with the cost of framing and displaying his artwork by the Tea Poets Collective which hold monthly poetry café events at the gallery.
Hampshire & Berkshire Guild of Craftsmen 7 September - 15 October
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Craftwork by this skilled and talented group, representing the best of British craftsmanship in a variety of disciplines and media, including ceramics, metalwork, wood, leather, textiles, jewellery and printmaking.
Artists included: Anne Hayward, Belinda Hager, Caroline Egleston, Diana Barraclough, Diccon Dadey, Emily Myers, Gloria Pitt, Harriet Walford, James Morton-Evans, Julie Ayton, Jennie Gilbert, Mark Ripley, Nick Barberton, Richard Hayward, Roger Bunn, Sigi Hill, Syann van Niftrik, Tibor Eperjessy, Ursula Waechter.
Artists included: Anne Hayward, Belinda Hager, Caroline Egleston, Diana Barraclough, Diccon Dadey, Emily Myers, Gloria Pitt, Harriet Walford, James Morton-Evans, Julie Ayton, Jennie Gilbert, Mark Ripley, Nick Barberton, Richard Hayward, Roger Bunn, Sigi Hill, Syann van Niftrik, Tibor Eperjessy, Ursula Waechter.
Dissolution & Revolution 3 August - 4 September
|
Sponsored by:
|
|
Part of 'Royal Blood' Hampshire Big Theme 2016. Glasswork and Ceramics by South of England Artists in the spender of Romsey Abbey and at Rum's Eg, using the qualities of their media to reflect historical events that directly affected Romsey Abbey. There was fire, blood, riches, royalty and destruction!
Artists included: Angela Perrett, Mike Braisher, Sue Tinkler, Mike Bush, Frances Marr, Julia Webster (Glasszoo), Alex Hoare (Point Line Plane Glassware), Cathy & Lisa Davidson (C-Star Design), Harriet Wesley, Julie Ayton & Prudence Maltby, Tony Thompson, Mirka Golden-Hann, Eri Urushdani, Steve Neville, Joanna Lloyd, Elaine Bolt, Jane Savill, Stephen Matthews, Roger Bunn and Ursula Waechter see community art glasswork by local school children...
Summer Open Exhibition 29 June to 3 September 2016
Sponsored by:
|
Prize winners
1st - £150: Patricia Crowther - Tyneham Barrow; 2nd - £75: Keith Pattison - Samola; 3rd - Rum's Eg vouchers for £25: Elizabeth Hammond - Curious Tales and Other Stories; Highly Commended - Rum's Eg vouchers for £10: Oliver McCann, June Heap & Norma Delaney |
This was the third Summer Open at Rum's Eg and included the busy Hampshire Open Studio dates 20 - 29 August. It provided an opportunity for all Artists, whether emerging or established, amateur or professional to showcase and sell their work in our spacious, contemporary high street gallery. A wide variety of media and genres were represented. The five judges who selected the work were delighted by the high standard this year and had their work cut out with some difficult decisions to reduce the 270 works received down to under 100 to show on the walls of all three floors of Rum's Eg.
Paper & Print 18 May - 25 June
Undressed 35 by Debra Sweeney
|
An exhibition of printmaking, paper sculpture, painting and collage by a mixed group of artists.
Artists included: Debra Sweeney, Ali Lindley, Rachel Reynolds, Chrissie Collins, Jutta Manser, Tozzy Bridger, Kate Watkins, Steve Neville, Cath Bloomfield, Sally Winter, Sue Bell, Louise Tett, Dickon O’Hagan, Holly Bobbins, Kate Arnold, Kat Hansford and Helen Northcott.
|
Reality 6 April - 14 May 2016Ultra realistic oil paintings, still life, portraits and landscapes by Caroline Richardson
|
Illusion 6 April - 14 May 2016Layered, mixed media, impressionist paintings including precious metal foils by Paul Jenkins
....along with ceramics
|
Rhythm & Blues 24 February - 2 April
|
Earth Tones 24 February - 2 April
|
|
Reflections in Early Spring
|
Nature inspired sculptures by Su Cloud
|
Stone sculptures
|
Glasswork by
|
Spring Fever - Jewellery
Spring Fever featured jewellery for Weddings, Valentine's and Mother's Day by members of the Association for Contemporary Jewellery (Wessex Region) See more jewellery at Rum's Eg...
Exhibitors:
Abigail Stradling, Carol Anne Savage, Caroline Parrott, Catherine Thomas, Cathy McCarthy, David Corbin, Dawn Gear, Emma Lavery
Georgina Ettridge, Gill Mallett, Kim Styles, Monica Wilson, Sheila Joughin, Sylvia Tomkinson, Vanessa Sharp, Wendy Nutt, Peter Bond and Karen Robbertze
Abigail Stradling, Carol Anne Savage, Caroline Parrott, Catherine Thomas, Cathy McCarthy, David Corbin, Dawn Gear, Emma Lavery
Georgina Ettridge, Gill Mallett, Kim Styles, Monica Wilson, Sheila Joughin, Sylvia Tomkinson, Vanessa Sharp, Wendy Nutt, Peter Bond and Karen Robbertze
Abigail Stradling
Caroline Parrott
|
Cathy McCarthy
|
Professional Jewellery Cleaning
Experienced jeweller, Gill Mallett, held 4 professional jewellery cleaning sessions throughout the exhibition. All proceeds went to HA&C CIC and Rum’s Eg Gallery.
Winter Solstice 4 November 2015 - 9 January 2016
Pete Gilbert - Reflections on Beaulieu River
|
New work by New Forest contemporary landscape painter, Pete Gilbert, who works 'en plein air' with bold colours and strong brush strokes to capture the fleeting colours and light of the New Forest and Dorset coastline. Paul Jenkins works with impasto and metal foils to build up richly textured and subtle-coloured canvases. Sherley Phillips works in various media to create detailed semi-abstract paintings based on her travels, museum visits and the decorative arts. Ann Dawson is also inspired by the landscape and uses the shapes and patterns of fields and tracks near her home to capture the characterstics of a place with the play of the elements upon the landscape. Other artists whose work is well represented, are Sandra Binney, Jackie Green, Bobby Sephton, Chrissie Collins, Kate Stone and Joan Willingham.
|
Jackie Green - Winter Window Sill - acrylic
|
Ann Dawson - Pale Light, Winter Coastline
|
Sandra Binney
|
Sherley Phillips
|
Kate Stone
Paul Jenkins
|
Sue Tinkler
Bobby Sephton
|
Adam Lynk
4 November 2015 - 9 January 2016
In the comfortable, brick-walled Art Cafe on the first floor, Hampshire photographer Adam Lynk exhibited his large coastal photographs which capture fleeting moments of glowing light and the ever-changing weather and seas of our Hampshire coastline.
|
|
|
Stitched at Romsey Abbey
|
Supported by:
|
|
|
|
An inspiring collection of 53 site-specific textile artworks by graduates of the Foundation Degree in Stitched Textiles at Eastleigh College and it's sister exhibition at Rum's Eg, Stitched - a Point of Departure, featuring work by Hilary Marshall and Susan Chapman
|
Ruth Peel - My Past is my Present
|
Stitched - a Point of Departure 9 September - 31 October
Fibre artists, Susan Chapman and Hilary Marshall, aware of the rapid changes taking place in the world of textiles, have felt the need to respond once again to the traditional roots of this art form and to look with fresh eyes as some of its principal motifs.
Both artists have their roots in traditional patchwork and embroidery, but have journeyed long beyond the boundaries of its discipline.
Both artists have their roots in traditional patchwork and embroidery, but have journeyed long beyond the boundaries of its discipline.
|
|
|
|
This exhibition was complemented by Rum’s Eg’s regular textile artists with embroidery, patchwork, feltwork, woven and knitted accessories....
Tweed Indeed Cushions by Helen Murchie
|
Unique fabrics & wallpapers by Rachel Reynolds
|
Textile Art by Marion Browning
|
Dovetail - 5 August - 6 September
|
This exhibition was supported by:
|
|
|
|
The larger pieces were exhibited in the magnificent setting of the Romsey Abbey in the St Lawrence Chapel. Showcasing the beauty, warmth and functionality of wood and the skills of the craftspeople who use it to make furniture, sculpture and functional pieces; using traditional and contemporary styles and techniques.
Designers / makers included:
|
Swallow Chair by Nicola Henshaw
Love Bench by Peter Guille
Lectern by Tim Chadsey
Lamp Base by John Slade
Shelves and boards by Marnie Moyle
|
Side tables by David Stephenson
Bug House made from wooden pallets by Richard Rose
Shaker Boxes by Murray Marks
'Peacock' - Carved Child's Seat by Kate Arnold
Bowl by Richard Stapley
|
Plaque by Nick Barberton
Bowl by Roger Murphy
Console Table by Damian Head
Colin Marett
Lattice Stool by Colin Norgate
Stitched pots by Colin Norgate
|
Summer Open Exhibition |
Supported by:
|
|
24 June - 5 September
An exciting exhibition by professional and amateur artists who entered two dimensional artwork – painting, collage, textile pieces, mosaic and original prints (etchings, screen prints, lino prints, collagraphs, and fine art photographic work). The exhibition continued throughout the busy Hampshire Open Studio dates in August and provided an opportunity for all artists to showcase and sell their work in our professional high street gallery. We are most grateful to TVAF for supporting this exhibition
Prize Winners
Prizes were awarded at a busy Private Viewing at the end of June: £150 - 1st prize to Sheila Goodman, £75 - 2nd prize to Barry Fry and Rum's Eg vouchers worth £15 for three highly commended works by Chrissie Collins, Andrew Ball and Katie Watkins.
2nd Prize went to acrylic artist Barry Fry for his painting 'Test Crossing'. Presented by Siriol Sherlock, Founding Director of HA&C CIC and Rum's Eg
1st Prize went to Pastel artist Sheila Goodman for her picture entitled 'Spring Flowers'. Presented by Michael Widen of Test Valley Arts Foundation
|
Highly Commended awards went to photographer Andrew Ball and acrylic artist Chrissie Collins. Awarded by Mark Edgerley, Romsey Town Centre Manager and member of the new Board of Directors of HA&C CIC
|
School's Out for Summer - 24 June - 15 August
|
Supported by:
|
|
William Hoggarth, year 10, with his striking owl picture
|
|
Rum's Eg is delighted about our new collaboration with some local schools and we hosted our first ever Schools Exhibition on the top floor of the gallery at Bell Street with an inspiring and exciting display of work by Mountbatten School's year 8 and year 10 Art students.
|
Jake Winkle - 6 May - 20 June 2015
Paintings by the master of spontaneous watercolour
Inspired - 6 May - 20 June 2015
Paintings by Ali Lindley and Daphne Ellman.
Also ceramic art and vessels by Steve Neville, ceramic animal sculptures by Sandra Bidmead, ceramic
and bronze sculptures by Pippa Hill
Marathon Man
|
|
Fusion - 18 March - 2 May 2015
A fusion of Paintings, Mosaics, Contemporary Textiles & Glasswork
Mosaics by Rachel Evans.
Paintings by Clive Halnan
Paintings by Keith Pattison - Dittisham
|
|
Steve Webber - Photographic Fine Art Images on Hand-made Paper 18 March - 24 April 2015
A Common Thread 21 January - 14 March 2015
Caroline Bell - 'A Common Thread' -
Textile Art inspired by Southampton Common
|
Frances Marr - Smoke-fired ceramics
The Association for Contemporary Jewellery - Dawn Gear
|
Joe Bray - watercolour paintings of figures and still life
|
Christmas Exhibition
12 November 2014 to 11 January 2015
 Jane Puckering
A mixed exhibition - we were delighted to welcome back several of our best-selling painters, including: Ali Lindley, Angela Perrett, Emma Barker, Lynne Reeves, Jane Puckering, Joan Willingham, Sally Winter, Maureen Davies, Simon Howden, Valerie Batchelor, Fiona Forbes, Eileen Sey - and new to the gallery - John Morgan, David Thomas, Julia Brooks and Kate Danby. Landscape and still life Paintings featured strongly. We still have plenty of fantastic new 3D gifts in stock from our talented Sculptors, Ceramicists, Woodworkers. Willow Weavers, Glassworkers, Printmakers, Textile Artists and Jewellers.
Weaver, Sharon Kearley, launched her new book - Woven Textiles A Designer's Guide. |
Snowy Sunset, oil
|
Natural Connections - The Yard Artists
8 October to 9 November 2014
An exhibition of painting and sculpture by The Yard artists from Winchester
Pedro de Alves - Balance
|
Lizzie McKellar - Autumn on Winnall Moor
|
Jane Price - Peel
|
Yard 1 was set up in 2007 by a small group of local artists in partnership with Winchester City County providing affordable studio space for early career and emerging artists. In 2009, the adjacent building became available and Yard 2 was established. Today, Yard artists work in a variety of mediums including painting, sculpture, bronze, photography, film, sound, performance, pottery, illustration, drawing, collage, poetry and jewellery.
Maureen Davies - Spring Sun on Willow Lake
|
The New Forest - Earth ,Wood, Water
|
Kate Charman - Forest Track
|
Maureen Davies - Forest Mist
|
|
Red Hot Summer
|
'Wild Provence' by Lynne Reeves
|
'From Butts Green Bridge' by Dot Mornington-West
|
Summer Exhibition - In the Detail 24 June to 6 September 2014 - ground floor gallery
Rum's Eg was delighted to welcome several new painters to the walls of the ground floor gallery for the Summer.
Work included two huge detailed drawings by Julia Polonski, the incredibly painstaking, detailed drawings of Elizabeth Diggins, the graphic gouache paintings of Evelyn Bartlett and Sue Rubira's beautifully painted portraits. Sue Tinklers' glasswork formed an exciting and colourful centrepiece of 3D work. New 3D work included unusual turned wood bowls by Roger Murphy and organic textured ceramics by Mary E Smith.
Work included two huge detailed drawings by Julia Polonski, the incredibly painstaking, detailed drawings of Elizabeth Diggins, the graphic gouache paintings of Evelyn Bartlett and Sue Rubira's beautifully painted portraits. Sue Tinklers' glasswork formed an exciting and colourful centrepiece of 3D work. New 3D work included unusual turned wood bowls by Roger Murphy and organic textured ceramics by Mary E Smith.
Julia Polonski - Rowan II, 120 x 93 cm
|
|
Felicity House - Reflections
Sue Tinkler - Poppies
|
|
Sketches of Romsey 2 to 27 July 2014
|
|
Heather Butler
At a private viewing of the exhibition on Tuesday 1st July for the exhibitors, their family and friends, Rum’s Eg Founding Director, Siriol Sherlock, was delighted to announce the winners and prizes for the children's work were presented by the Mayor of Romsey, Councillor Peter Hurst who attended with his wife. Representatives of Romsey Decorative & Fine Art Society and Test Valley Arts Foundation were also present.
|
|
Pictures of Romsey 2 to 27 July 2014
|
|
Winter & Winter - 30 April to 21 June 2014
|
Etchings, collagraphs, lino prints and oil paintings by Sally Winter & her son, Tom Winter on the first floor.
|
Tom Winter - Zig-Zag Fishermans Walk - oil - 84 x 102 cm
|
Jewellers on Tour - 30 April to 1 June 2014
|
           |
Work by Wessex members of the Association for Contemporary Jewellers.
Several members work is still for sale at Rum's Eg |
Little Gems - 30 April to 21 June 2014
An exhibition of paintings and textile pieces on the ground floor to complement 'Jewellers on Tour'
Artists included: Ali Lindley, Tricia Spink, Christina Hart-Davies, Sheila Goodman, Wendy Bramall, Marion Browning
Out of the Blue - 5 March to 20 April 2014
Maylee Christie - Mandarinfish - glass mosiac
Out of the Blue included the work of several new artists to the gallery plus a few of our regulars. Sea, sky, boats and fish featured strongly..... and the colour blue of course!
Paintings: Penny Koppe, Maureen Davies, Lynne Reeves, Jennie Slater, Petra Miles, Rachel Brown, Lorna Vance, Diane Haddon- Moore, Adam Lay, Angela Perrett, Oliver McCann, Annie Campbell, Joan Willingham, Emma Barker
Mosaics - Maylee Christie, Catherine Van Giap
Textile art - Nicky Barfoot, Caroline Bell, Vicki Matthews, Marion Browning
Metalwork - Vivian Smith, Steve Batchelor
Glasswork - Helen Clemons, Sue Tinkler, Angela Perrett, Clare Wilson
Ceramics - David Rogers, Teresa Munn, Catherine Broadway, Mary E Smith, Mike Bush
Paintings: Penny Koppe, Maureen Davies, Lynne Reeves, Jennie Slater, Petra Miles, Rachel Brown, Lorna Vance, Diane Haddon- Moore, Adam Lay, Angela Perrett, Oliver McCann, Annie Campbell, Joan Willingham, Emma Barker
Mosaics - Maylee Christie, Catherine Van Giap
Textile art - Nicky Barfoot, Caroline Bell, Vicki Matthews, Marion Browning
Metalwork - Vivian Smith, Steve Batchelor
Glasswork - Helen Clemons, Sue Tinkler, Angela Perrett, Clare Wilson
Ceramics - David Rogers, Teresa Munn, Catherine Broadway, Mary E Smith, Mike Bush
Wild and Woolly - 30 October 2013 - 12 January 2014
Wild & Woolly, our winter exhibition, featured an exciting new mix of artists in all disciplines and transformed the gallery into a treasure trove of art and crafts: textural landscapes; wild and domestic creatures; framed textile pieces, woollen scarves & accessories; animal and bird sculptures in ceramic, bronze or wire and a wide range of functional glass pieces, ceramics and jewellery.
Artists who featured in Wild & Woolly were:
Artists who featured in Wild & Woolly were:
|
Alison Bolton
Ali Lindley Angela Perrett Caroline Bell Emma Barker Helen Mortimer Hugh Greasley Ian Harris Jake Winkle |
Julie Collins
Karen Coulson Karen Head Kate Charman Keith Bond Linda J Powell Linda Mills Louise Tett |
Lynne Davies
Lynne Reeves Marion Browning Maureen Davies Mike Savage Nicky Barfoot Paul Harvey Pete Gilbert |
Sally Cantan
Sally Winter Sheila Goodman Simon Howden Teresa Munn Trudi Lloyd Williams Val Sparkes Wendy Warren |
Summer Garden - 26th June - 28th July 2013
Christine Marlow
This was our second major exhibition since our launch in December 2012 and featured flower and garden themed paintings (in all styles and media) including garden pots and sculptures as well as unusual glasswork, ceramics, jewellery, woodwork, textiles and real roses.
Rum’s Eg founder Siriol Sherlock, an RHS gold medal artist said ‘The exhibition is a real celebration of every element of the garden from the insects and flowers to the produce in the vegetable patch. We have brought together a diverse collection of work from our most talented Hampshire artists.'
Artists who featured in Summer Garden were:
|
Ali Lindley - painting
Anna Hayward - glass jewellery Christina Hart-Davies - painting Caroline Green - ceramics Christine Marlow - painting Claire Goodman - painting Colin Phillips - metalwork Daphne Ellman - painting David Gibbard - woodwork Dawn Gear - jewellery Deborah Vallance - batik/collage |
Diane Haddon-Moore - painting
Emma Wilkinson - glasswork Gill Mallett - jewellery Hilary Bowen - jewellery Hugh Greasley - painting Imogen Barlow - lino prints Jackie Giron - ceramics Janet Gough - painting Janice Fry - ceramics & raku sculpture Jenny Muncaster - painting |
Jo Elswood - feltmaking
Joan Willingham - painting Jonathan Garratt - pottery Karen Head - feltmaking Kate Cooke - textile collage Katie Smith - ceramics Louise Tett - book sculpture Marion Browning - textile pictures Maureen Davies - painting Murray Marks - Shaker boxes Penny Spooner - ceramics |
Rachael Alexander - painting
Sally Winter - etching Sarah Moore - stone sculpture Sarah Morrish - lino prints/painting Sheila Goodman - painting Siriol Sherlock - painting Sue Tinkler - glasswork Teresa Rogers - printmaking Tracy Evans - weaving Val Sparkes - ceramics Valerie Batchelor - painting |
Christmas at Rum's Eg - 6-22 December 2012
Kelly Jenkins
The ground floor gallery space was fully refurbished just in time for the initial opening of our special Christmas Exhibition and fund-raising event from the 6th to 22nd December. There was a rich and varied range of work, all by Hampshire or Hampshire associated Artists and Craftspeople - it gave a taste of things to come in future exhibitions with something to suite all tastes and budgets. Sales went extremely well - especially ceramics, woodwork, glasswork, jewellery and textiles. As expected, people absolutely loved it and can't believe we now have this in Romsey - many did all their Christmas shopping at Rum's Eg!
It was so successful, we would have been crazy to close and lose all the momentum we had created - so we decided we simply had to stay open while fund-raising continued..... and we have been catching up ever since!
It was so successful, we would have been crazy to close and lose all the momentum we had created - so we decided we simply had to stay open while fund-raising continued..... and we have been catching up ever since!