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Section 1: Artists
Section 2: Societies, Sponsors and Promotors of Art

Artists
Stephen Charlton   click
here		  
"Wildlife Artist Of The Year 2004", Stephen recreates his passion for animals in his paintings and sculptures, in both resin and bronze.
Maurice Hatfield

(Link courtesy of
Dotcommunityarts.ltd)  		  click
here 		  "Maurice Hatfield has practised the arts of Calligraphy, Illumination and Watercolour painting for the past 50 years. He is also a commitee member of several Art Guilds in Coventry and Warwickshire. Having attained a lifetime of experience in painting and letter making, his aim is to pass on his skills and enthusiasm to others, both beginners and those further advanced through his teaching."
Stan Kaminski   click
here		   "Stan paints a variety of subjects; Wildlife being one of the main themes. He prefers working in oils, acrylic, watercolour and gouache."

Michael Kitchen-Hurle

(link courtesy of the
Evergreen Gallery, Daventry)

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here		   "As an ex-Londoner, Michael moved to rural Somerset in the 1950's. Since then he has cultivated a deep appreciation and love of the rural world and has been painting wildlife since the age of ten. He later moved to Warwickshire where he now lives with his wife. Now this accomplished and self-taught artist's work is much sought after by the general public and collectors alike."
Kevin Parrish   click
here		   "Kevin is a self taught artist who had an early interest in drawing Portraiture, Daleks and Steam Trains. During 1995 he changed his career and became a full time Artist, a decision he has not regretted since. Many people have remarked at exhibitions that they can see a fomer Draughtsman in his artwork."
Ann Power

(Link courtesy of Leamington
Studio Artists)		   click
here 		  "Ann Power's work is abstract and is both an exploration of process - wet paint into wet paint - and a focus on the continuous line and the gap between one area and the next. The medium used ranges from high gloss household paint to watercolour and charcoal. A particular influence is the work of the American Abstract Expressionists."
Jean Ralfe   click
here 		  "A South African by birth (we are not allowed to publish her Date of Birth!), Jean trained at the University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, where she gained a degree in Fine Art. She has exhibited in South Africa and has works in the Cape Town National gallery. For the last three years Jean has exhibited in London. As can be seen from her gallery, Jean's main interest is in landscapes. She uses a variety of mediums but works primarily in Acrylics on Canvas."
Barbara Russon   click
here		   "Barbara was born in Wednesbury in the heart of the English Black Country. Her inspiration has greatly been drawn from areas such as Ironbridge, and the Midland Canals, with a special interest in Bridges, Iron, Brick, Stone and Concrete. But Barbara is best known for her explorative and prolific artwork, for the strength of her canvasses, and for her imaginative interpretation of romantic and feminine themes."
Rachel Wills
(painting as Rachel Shirley)		   click
here 		  "She lives in Warwickshire, England and graduated from Kingston University, Surrey, England with honours, in 1986. Rachel has written and illustrated three picture books for children aged 3 -7 years old. She has had work published as fine art prints by Rosenstiels; won the Daler Rowney Art Paper competition in 1994 and 1998, and has her work in many private collections."
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Warwickshire  Artsweek

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here 		  ...the biggest biannual celebration of the visual arts and crafts across the county of Warwickshire being held
1-16 July 2006 inclusive.

Artsweek 2006 promises to be an exciting event when artists of all styles and backgrounds will show their work in spaces ranging from galleries and open studios to restaurants, churches, garden centres and perhaps even on vehicles. Activities for visitors include talks, trails, workshops and demonstrations by artists.
Association of
Midlands Artists

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The Association of Midland Artists is concerned with the production and appreciation of contemporary art.

Painters, Sculptors, Printmakers and Potters are encouraged to become members, to exhibit their work and to enter local and national ‘open’ competitions.
The Wildlife Art Society     click
here 		  "Dedicated to promoting Wildlife Art on the the Web. Whether you paint, draw, sculpt or photograph wildlife, The Wildlife Art Society will provide a valuable focus for your interests."
Leamington Studio Artists   click
here		   LSA is a pro-active organisation seeking to promote the Visual Arts in Leamington Spa and the surrounding area. Our membership consists of both artists and supporters of the Visual Arts. LSA seeks to support any Visual Art of quality and merit.
The Leamington Courier   click
here 		  Local newspaper which regularly includes interviews with artists currently exhibiting at Jane's Studio in Kenilworth.
The Kenilworth Weekly News   click
here		   Local newspaper which regularly includes interviews with artists currently exhibiting at Jane's Studio in Kenilworth.
The Coventry Evening Telegraph   click
here		   The Evening Telegraph was founded in 1891 as Coventry's first daily newspaper and has gone on to become a regional success story.
  
         
  
       
 
       
  
       
 
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