On Saturday 20th March and running
through to Sunday 4th April, Creative Art Gallery Woodstock are
proudly showcasing Urban Art, a rare exhibition of Original and Limited Edition
pieces by renowned British graffiti artist Banksy,
along with those of legendary pioneering French graffiti artist Blek Le Rat, Micallef, Titifreakand outstanding local stencil artist Marvo.
For two weeks only, Creative Gallery
Woodstock are transforming their exhibition space into a platform to present
some of the most exciting and pioneering works of graffiti art of recent times.
Including a unique piece by Reading based graffiti/stencil artist Marvo, covering the gallery
window.
With its ivy-clad facades, Cotswold stone buildings and situated a stone's throw from glorious Blenheim Palace with tis lake and gardens designed by Capability Brown, the enchanting market town of Woodstock is a perfect place to visit.
Woodstock: A Valentine's exhibition at the Creative Art Gallery, in Oxford Street, will feature works by Marc Chagall. The display, Embrace, runs from Saturday 23rd January until Sunday 14th February and features lithographs by the French/Russian painter.
David Hockney exhibition at Creative Art Gallery, Woodstock
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A very special exhibition of original etchings by David Hockney,
based on six of the Brothers Grimm’s fairy tales: Rumplestiltskin, The
Boy Who Left Home To Learn Fear, Old Rinkrank, The Little Sea Hare,
Fundevogel and Rapunzel.
David Hockney Prints, Creative Art Gallery - The Oxford Times
Bright colours and vibrant shapes is quite an unusual experience.
There is not a Grand Canyon canvas in sight at the Creative Art
Gallery, in High Street, Woodstock. Instead you will discover a
collection of more than 30 original etchings, several of which have
been signed by this eminent British artist.
Want to get away from the Christmas crush in crowded high streets?
Then why not try looking for individual gifts in one of Oxfordshire's
historic market towns.
Continuing the art theme, Creative Art Gallery has a special exhibition of original etchings by renowned British artist David Hockney on the Grimm's fairy tales.
Hockney was an important contributor to the Pop Art movement of the
1960s and one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. The
exhibition runs until Sunday, December 20.
Emma Andrews - Winner of the Magic Numbers competition
Creative Art Gallery is
delighted to announce the winner of the Magic Numbers promotional album artwork
design competition is Emma Andrews.
During the summer
Creative Art Gallery hosted a very unique and exciting competition for an up
and coming artist to win the opportunity to create a new concept and
promotional material on behalf of the band, The Magic Numbers, based on a
traditional 12” x 12” record sleeve album cover.
The winning artist Emma
Andrews, was selected by the band from over 70 entries to the competition, from
across the country. The quality of
artwork and design creativity was excellent with submissions varying from
artist Mine Zabci; to ‘paper bird’ (by Emily Gray) to ‘love into the storm’ (by
Gary Alford.) All the applicants
can be viewed on Creative Art Gallery’s website, www.creativeartgallery.co.uk
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Creative Art Gallery are hosting
a very unique and exciting competition for an up and coming artist, graphic
designer, photographer or music lover to help produce an album cover and
promotional marketing concept on behalf of the band, The Magic Numbers. The aim
of the competition is to identify an artist, in particular an undiscovered
talent to undertake the creative process in collaboration with the band.
We are delighted to announce that one of the worlds biggest names is
about to release a rare collectable Limited Edition this summer. 'Machu
Picchu' is an atmospheric landscape piece which captures the beauty
and mysticism of the lost city of the Incas, one of the world's most
popular destinations and the highlight of the Inca Trail.
This edition is only available in a canvas edition of 95 and due to Rolf's immense popularity demand is expected to be so contact us now to reserve your copy today
Enjoy the best of summer living Saturday 23rd May - Monday 25th May 2009
Creative Art Gallery are exhibiting this weekend at A Taste of Summer. Set against the stunning location of Blenheim Palace itself, our stand in Tent E, features a diverse range of artists, including fantastic new abstract pieces by George Taylor, previously unseen pieces by Pat Clarke alongside original artworks by Peter Wileman, President of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters and Irish Fine Art Trade Guild Artist of the Year Philip Gray.
Creative Art Gallery in Woodstock will be exhibiting the works of Alison Parry, Bee Bartlett (pictured) and Victoria Stanway as a group exhibition called Landscape in Mind from May 2-24 as part of the Oxfordshire Artweeks Festival.
Whether it is a case of like attracting like, or artistic talent being passed down through the generations, our featured artists are definitely keeping it in the family, writes Gill Oliver. Here, they discuss how they interact with each other - and what type of work they will be exhibiting during Oxfordshire Artweeks.
A Spring Infusion of colourful floral work - Oxford Times
The Creative Art Gallery in Oxford Street, Woodstock, will be launching Efflorescence, a spring infusion of vibrant and uplifting original and limited edition next month.
The exhibition will feature work by leading artists including Helen Zarin, Nancy Ngo, Danielle O'Connor Akiyama, Robert Holman Charon, Aleah Koury and award-winning artist New Whatmore.
The artists work in a variety of mediums, and coupled with their diverse cultures and backgrounds, the exhibition promises to be an exciting floral feast, from subtle pastels to bold splashes of colour.
A spring infusion of colourful and original and limited edition artwork showcasing each artist's unique interpretation of the floral genre. Until March 29th
An exhibition of a brand new collection of Original Oil paintings together with a small selection of Limited Edition canvases
by Andrew McNeile Jones.
Saturday 7th February - Sunday 2nd March 2009
Creative Art Gallery is proud to exhibit local talented painter Andrew McNeile Jones. Andrew’s work depicts a contemporary twist on still life
featuring fruit so deliciously painted you can almost reach into the
picture and taste them; together with scenes highlighted with exquisite use of light.
The exhibition features a wide collection of oil original paintings and
the launch of a small section of limited edition canvas pieces.
In a recent survey titled 'What the British really think about art today', (Published in the Daily Telegraph, 7th October 2008), Rolf Harris beat Damien Hurst in the category of overall favourite artist, underlining his emormous popularity amongst British people.
Click here to view the fantastic collection of rare Rolf Harris Limited Editions
When Elizabeth Metheringham, the owner of CreativeArtGallery viewed Andrew McNeile Jones's pictures, during Art in Woodstock 2008, she knew she wanted them in her High Street gallery. Andrew was delighted with the offer and has been working towards putting a show together ever since.
Artist Andrew McNeile Jones's work depicts a contemporary twist on still life featuring fruit so deliciously painted you can almost reach into the picture and taste them; together with scenes highlighted with exquisite use of light.
A new exhibition at the Creative Art Gallery, 43 Oxford Street, Woodstock, features a wide collection of oil original paintings and the launch of a small section of limited edition canvas pieces.
The work of Eric Gill is proving rather the flavour of the month in our local galleries. At Creative Art Gallery, in Oxford Street, Woodstock, until Sunday, you can see a range of his woodblock engravings as well as new works by artists and sculptors inspired by the Gill tradition. These include Cardozo Kindersley Workshop, Emma Maiden, Tom Kemp, Bernard Johnson, Paul Mortimer and Tom Clarke. Prices range from £65 to £3,000
An exhibition of Eric Gill Woodblock Engravings and new works
by artists and sculptors inspired by the Gill tradition.
Saturday 22nd November - Sunday 7th December 2008
Creative Art Gallery, 43 Oxford Street, Woodstock opened its doors on Saturday to an unusually large exhibition of Woodblock Engravings by controversial artist Eric Gill many of which are rare early proofs, signed by Gill himself. The exhibition covers a wide selection of Gill’s subject matter including some of his more risqué pieces, ranging in price from £65 to £3000. The exhibition also includes new works by artists and sculptors inspired by the Gill tradition and runs until Sunday 7th December 2008.
Creative is now exhibiting a diverse range of Architectural and Cityscape pieces, presenting work from Brazilian artist Henderson Cisz, Australian born Rolf Harris, Susan Brown and American artist Michael McGuire plus many more.
This July sees the launch of our Cityscape and Architectural exhibition. We have a whole array of pieces from artists all over the world.
This September sees the release of an exclusive collection of sculptures by Sherree Valentine Daines, ‘The Face of Modern Impressionism’. Sherree has been working on these beautiful figures throughout the summer; as you can see from the photo she is still busy perfecting the piece.
