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Letter From the chAirwelcome to fiveways 2017!

Welcome to our 36th year of opening! This is a year of change, with several houses taking a “rest” (including ourselves – we are having building work done), but three venues new to Fiveway are opening. Raspberry Surprise on Balfour Road featuring Martin and Gillian Brown, plus guest artists; the wondrous world of The Big Forest with fantastic felt creations; and Hummingbird Studio, which has been a feature of Fiveways for many years. They’re showing Bebe Bird’s ceramics, Bar Spurr’s painting and prints and more.

Last year I took a walk up to the two schools that are part of Fiveways, Varndean and Dorothy Stringer. They’re open on just one day, 20th May, but it’s well worth getting along. The variety and strength of the students’ work has to be seen (venues 17 and 18). And, as you walk around the trail, you can see a selection of Fiveways Artists’ work at the Open House pub (and enjoy a drink and lunch!) on Springfield Road near London Road station (Venue 19).

Do find time to visit all the other brilliant houses in Fiveways, as well as the independent houses that open in our area.

Thanks should go to our sponsors for ensuring that our magazine continues its success. Your help both financially and in terms of publicity is much appreciated. This year, Dan Mackey and Adam Johnson of 11 Rugby Road have taken over the production of the magazine. Thanks should also go to Nick Orsborn who ably produced the magazine last year.

Spring is coming and we hope to see you in May around our open houses!

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Cover artwork by Fiveways Artist Philippa Stanton aka 5ftinf on her hugely popular Instagram account @5ftinf

Most artist portraits have been taken by Fiveways Artist Sarah Ketelaars.

Fiveways artists2. letter from the chair

5. about the Group

7. Gardens open

9. extra events

11. House 1 2 Knoyle

13. House 2 art at 23

15. House 3 eva wibberley

17. House 4 teresa winchester & friends

19. House 5 artists at 3

21. House 6 raspberry surprise

23. House 7 358 Ditchling road

25. House 8 the ceramic House

27. House 9 the cicada House

29. House 10 202 Ditchling road

31. House 11 Upfunt House

33. House 12 the Bigforest emporium

35. House 13 Hummingbird studio

37. House 14 Plants and Dance

39. House 15 11 rugby road

41. House 16 Delicious Delights

43. House 17 Dorothy stringer school

45. House 18 varndean school

46. House 19 the open House Pub

47. House 20 Brian mander

51. trail map

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The Fiveways Artists Group was set up in 1981 by artist Ned Hoskins, who, along with others, pioneered the concept of Open Houses - a free festival where people open their homes as galleries to the public. Starting with a handful of Open Houses (“Five at Fiveways”) in the 1980s, the Open House festival blossomed over the following thirty years, spreading beyond Fiveways to the rest of Brighton, Hove and beyond. It’s amazing that Ned’s idea sparked this well-loved Brighton phenomenon, and a concept that has spread far and wide supporting independent artists and makers.

The Fiveways area is unique in its number of residentartists living and working so closely together, andthe sheer volume of contemporary art, crafts andphotography available to the public during May isamazing. With such a strong sense of community and support for new and emerging artists, it’s hard not to feel proud of this massively creative area of Brighton.

With the publication of our magazine alongside the full AOH listings, we’ve been able to offer our sponsors a much better opportunity to feel more integrated withinthe whole Open House experience and visitors a more comprehensive trail listing for Open Houses in this area. It also gives residents an opportunity to connect with the local businesses who support us.

Last May, the Fiveways Artists Group celebrated having no less than three houses shortlisted for the Best Open House award, more than any other trail; Emily Boo and friends (this year showing in house 16), Brian Mander, and 11 Rugby Road where all chosen by the public. Brian went on to win the grand prize! We’re thrilled that Fiveways continues to be a hub of great Open Houses.

If you are an artist and would like to join the group andhave your own Open House, please look at our websitefor more information www.fivewaysartists.com orcontact our Secretary Eva Wibberley [email protected]

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GarDens oPenHoUse 1 2 knoyLeA large garden and vegetable plot with places tosit to enjoy tea and some cake of course. ExploreAngela’s tile making workshop and the sculptures. All ourdemonstrations will take place in the garden undera gazebo.

HoUse 3 evA wibberLeyThe garden will be open for refreshments and homemade cakes (always at least one gluten-free choice available) plus the chance to sit down and enjoy the outdoor sculptures.

HoUse 4 teresA winchester Freshly baked cakes, brownies, flapjacks and tea foryou to enjoy in the sheltered walled garden whereyou can sit under the apple tree.

HoUse 7 358 ditchLing roAd A secluded walled garden where you can expect to find the breath-taking sculptures of welsh based artist Ed Harrison.

HoUse 10 poLLy rAynesThe garden will be open for refreshments anddelicious homemade cakes plus the opportunity toview outdoor glasswork and ceramics.

HoUse 8 cerAmic houseOver three levels incorporating tiled patios, stunning ceramic wall reliefs and flowering plants, The Ceramic Garden is a Gaudiesque world of colour and wonder! This year new permanent additions reveal three new tiled floors and unveils a grand new entranceway that will not leave the visitor in any doubt as to which house on Stanmer Villas contains such secrets within!

HoUse 11 upFunt houseUpfunt garden offers a peaceful sun dappled escapefrom a busy day of open house hopping withdelicious tea and home made cakes.

HoUse 15 11 rugby roAdFront garden patch filled with pick-your-own ceramic mushrooms and roses and pop-up weekends with garden flowers by Jacki.

HoUse 16 kAte LuLhAmServing deliciously awesome cakes, savouries and drinks in the garden, a well deserved treat after all that walking, especially up Florence Road!

HoUse 19 open house pubOne of the largest and most attractive beer gardens in Brighton. Food served daily ranges from light bites to lunches to evening meals and uses fresh, Sussex sourced ingredients.

HoUse 20 briAn mAnderConceptual sculpture filled garden at Florence Road. A much larger sculptural installation with poetry recitals will take place on the Banjo Groyne.


extra eventsHoUse 8: the cerAmic houseArtists in Residence Two invited Korean ceramists will undertake a residency at The Ceramic House during May and June, and the work will be exhibited at British Ceramics Biennial, Stoke-on-Trent, opening in September. The artists will be at The Ceramic House (some of the time) during the final two weekends of the festival and working in Kay Aplin’s studio at Phoenix Brighton during the week, so come along and say hello! Contact Kay for appointments.

Accommodation at The Ceramic House If you have people visiting and not enough space to accommodate them, The Ceramic House offers unique accommodation and attracts visitors from across the world toexperience what it feels to live inan artwork! Contact Kay for information.

HoUse 1 2 knoyLeJane Dwight and Kate Osborne will be demonstrating in tandem the eastern art of Chinese brush painting and the more western art of watercolours, on Saturday 27th May from 12am till 3pm.

John Hayward will be demonstrating his painting techniques on Sunday 28th May.

HoUse 3 evA wibberLeyOn sunny Sunday afternoons there will be live guitar music in the garden. craft

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We are 4 sisters opening for our 5th year. Bringing together a wide range of beautiful art and handmade crafts. In our spacious garden we will have sculptures and places to sit and enjoy some tea and cake.

tHe sistersJane Dwight: Paints Chinese brush paintings and batiksSally Evans: Creates intriguing box constructions and quirky ceramic creaturesMary Evans: Draws dreamy pen & ink scenesAngela Evans: Handmakes ceramic tiles in her shed at the end of the garden

GUest artists - In the HouseKate Scott: Instinctive contemporary abstract paintingsRebecca Weddell: Venetian glass turned into unique, beautiful beads at the torch flameKate Osborne: African watercoloursMade by Jarl: Prints and homewares capturing functional beautyLizzie Hillier: New prints and collagesTerry Guile: Silver contemporary jewellery created using traditional techniquesJola Spytkowska: Whimsical ceramic creature constructionsRonnie Millward: Wood and mixed media, inspired by the seaFlorid Fox: Hand decorated feathers & jewellery

Ken Eardley: Hand crafted ceramic tableware individually designed Kristina Botterill: Uplifting aura sprays and handmade candlesIn the GardenSi Uwins: Carved wood and metal sculpture

Pauline Findlay: Fused glass inspired by nature and the sea

Popping up in the Shed

Sarah Mitchener: Watercolours (2nd and 3rd weekends)

Linda Calvert: Bone china lamps (6th/7th May)

John Haywood: Watercolours (27th/28th May)

See all our artists’ work and more detailsat: www.2Knoyle.co.ukeventsJane Dwight and Kate Osborne will be demonstrating in tandem the eastern art of Chinese brush painting and the more western art of watercolours, on Saturday 27th May from 12am till 3pm.John Haywood will be demonstrating his painting techniques on Sunday 28th May.

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OppOsite ClOCkWise left tO Right: Angela evans - Orange tile from the fruit and vegetable range, John haywood - Boats in dry dock, la Cotiniere, france, kate Osborne - Uganda, Rebecca Weddell - Blue glass beads, si Uwins - Alliums, Ulrika Jarl - pier Mug, lizzie hillier - Abstract print, Jola spytkowska - Owlett.

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This year again “Art at 23” will bring you a cornucopia of talented artists, exhibiting a wide range of visual art, jewellery, crafts and textiles. We aim to create a joyful atmosphere for visitors to appreciate the variety of work on show.

Nature is a ceaseless inspiration for my figurative paintings, the wonderful light we have at different times of the day and the mood created by seasonal changes.

GUest artistsHiroko Lewis creates semi-abstract paintings using oil, metal leaf, patination and other media inspired by local areas of nature around Fiveways.

Aine Henson works in silver with semi-precious stones and freshwater pearls, she produces beautifully crafted individual pieces.

Nicole Koenig comes back with her vibrant and enchanting oil paintings.

Fay Green’s striking digital prints are finished with hand drawn details.

Cherryl Willis is a talented landscape painter who is coming back to exhibit here again this year.

Leah O’Faolain creates one-off striking contemporary jewellery pieces.

Anne French is well known for her Faux Inlay work. Her decorated pieces show the delicacy of her work.

Linda Heathcote is showing with us for the first time and her beautifully finished bags will attract your attention.

Martin Bentley is exhibiting his luminous figurative oil paintings again this year.

David Williams is a well known local artist, he brings us his evocative paintings inspired by his exotic travels.

Tony Freeman’s colouful seascapes and landscapes are much inspired by the Sussex coast and the moody sea.


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ABOve ClOCkWise left tO Right: Marie-Anne ganpatsingh - sgraffito flowers (acrylic), leah O’faolain, Red and Black (one-off jewellery piece), Anne french - faux inlay Box, Aine henson -silver heart (handcrafted jewellery), Nicole koenig - flowers on a ledge (Oil painting), hirokolewis - fiery spring (Mixed media painting), fay green - Raw-Yellow, (Digital art), tony frweeman - Beach huts, (acrylic), David Williams - Botany Bay (acrylic)ABOve: linda heathcote, textile Bag

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May 2017 will be the 9th year of us opening our house and once again we welcome a wonderful selection of guest artists.The garden will be open as usual for tea /cakes and a sit down amongst David and Deryn’s sculptures. In good weather we will have live guitar music and willow making demonstrations.Eva Wibberley is showing new oil and acrylic paintings and a variety of solar etchings, screenprints and monoprints.

GUest artistsDeryn Bell is back with her beautiful stone and clay sculptures inspired by natural forms and mythological stories.Rachel Bell works mainly with porcelain. Her decorative translucent lights made from high fired porcelain are inspired by light and nature.Debra Broadhurst continues to explore wildlife and landscapes through etchings and monotypes.Sue Chaplin returns with her willow baby rattles which proved a bit of a hit last year and also a series of original monoprints of dogs.Jude Clynick is a printmaker currently working mainly in wood engraving and collagraph. Krysia Drury will this year be showing a mixture of oils, watercolours and monotypes.Sue Haseltine makes images inspired by the landscapes she explores by walking and cycling. She works in lino, oil and watercolours.Peter Legge is a wood turner making beautiful wooden bowls and chopping boards from diverse varieties of wood.

Katherine Lawrie joins us for the first time though it is not her first time showing in Fiveways. Many will know her silver and gold textured jewellery inspired by nature and the world around us. Don’t miss her new range of diorama pendants and jewellery inspired by British wildlife.Sally Meyer is interested in the physical process of acrylic painting, creating multi-layered work through wiping and scraping.Carol Parker’s linocuts are representational but quirky. The subject matter is diverse ranging from illustrations of rhymes, stories etc. to depictions of local places.She also produces cards and assemblages from the driftwood she collects when walking on the beach.David Price trained as an illustrator but now prefers working in clay. His work is about being seen – putting himself on show. Tamar Rose makes contemporary porcelain born of a fascination with dramatic forms - their textures, movement, contrasts and silhouettes.Teri Walsh works in a wide range of media (both 2D and 3D). Her practice includes making wood engravings, vinyl and wood cuts, collagraphs and screenprints.Debbie Zoutewelle’s work is inspired by nature and the landscape , whether by using natural materials or by the emotion and memory of a place.

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ClOCkWise left tO Right: Windswept by eva Wibberly, Where We Used to play by Jude Clynick, silver Acorn and Oak leaf by katherine lawrie, vessel by tamar Rose, heads by David price, lancing College and River Adur by krysia Drury, summer view of truleigh hill by sue haseltine, Baby Rattle by sue Chaplin, Ceramic light by Rachel Bell and Driftwood Assemblage by Carol parker.

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This house will be open for the 10th year with the most varied selection of artists so far! Every corner will be crammed with beautiful treasures and walls full of stories. Fantastic animals, brilliant colours, jewellery of all kinds and glorious textiles will abound and more besides. This is your chance to meet chatty crocodiles and batty witches!

Teresa Winchester has been working on new prints some reflecting the vibrant colours of India. These continue to have a dreamlike narrative and a love of the natural world.

The walls will be shared by James Fenner and his powerful and thoughtful ceramic images and downstairs a delicious display of themed mirrors by Fiona Edwards welcomed new this year together with five other artists.

Also new John Alden, who is a wizard of mechanical engineering with fascinating automata. Another marvel is the exquisite and finely detailed birds made out of paper by Suzanne Breakwell. Also joining us is Maxine Michaelides with whimsical and unique lamps cleverly created out of a wealth of found objects and Frances Stephens with a range of most luxurious hand woven mohair throws created by weavers in Swaziland. Another addition to the house will be the wonderfully detailed ceramics of Stacey Manser-Knight certainly contributing to the story theme!

Marion Brandis has new designs including horses and wicked gulls together with her lovely tableware. Sarah Rickard is planning to fill the garden with stunning ceramic flowers and promises us hares and angels as well!

Returning from Shropshire is Jane Murphy with vibrant and bold slumped glassware. Maria Tilyard will bring cheeky animal cushions ingeniously made from recycled fabrics and Susan Thompson returns with cleverly recycled leather made into sumptuous stationery. Peter Brett’s famous chopping boards feature in many Brighton homes and there will be other goodies!

Stunning and incredibly varied jewellery from four talented ladies. Sarah Burnham will display her range of beautifully made fine silver. Ria of Fen & Co with work inspired by vintage nature postcards. Linda Ayres will bring an opulent display of unique pieces made from recycled costume jewellery. And Phoebe Sherwood creates playful nature inspired collections in gold silver and wood.

Apart from all this loveliness there will be the garden to sit in under the apple tree and have tea together with the most delicious cakes ever!

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We are bombarded 24/7 with information, noise, images, opinion, news, fake news, and lies, leading to overload, detachment and sensory and emotional shut-down.

Our theme this year - The Spaces Between - is particularly apposite given recent events. Last year’s exhibition pre-dated Brexit, Trump and other now-embedded ‘conditions’.

We hope that our show, which is presented in a light, airy and uncluttered environment, will provide an antidote and some respite by encouraging deceleration and giving space to think.

In all forms of art - whether it be painting, sculpture, music or drama - the spaces in between are essential to the appreciation of the images, content or ’solids’ on either side. Likewise in historical or personal situations, a pause can allow the emotional space and time to reflect … and perhaps to reconnect.

We fear the lack of time and crave the space to think.

To help, we have assembled high quality work from a diverse group of artists.

We welcome five newcomers. Three of these are very well-established - Caddy Attewill (watercolour and mixed media), Rosalie Dodds (a member of the Contemporary Ceramics Centre and long term member of Fiveways artists group

- currently concentrating on stoneware), and Bryan Ellery (figurative sculptor in bronze and plaster). The other two are young artists at the start of their career - Tom Bradford (abstract acrylics) and Titus Barker (abstract lithographs and thread drawings).

We have three returning printmakers. Colin Moore, with the latest of his stylish and colourful landscape linocuts (which were particularly popular in our 2013 show); Janet Brooke with new well-observed townscapes of London and Brighton; and Kitty Cava, whose work explores line and colour as both abstract and representational. Both Janet and Kitty exhibited with us last year and were highly appreciated.

Plus, of course, the core group consisting of Adrienne Shields with her zany painted pots; Hilary Brown, with her new collection of elegant gold and silver jewellery and Jeff Soan with his new range of highly tactile carved and painted wooden creatures. Lastly, resident artists Naomi Sack (new driftwood art and acrylic paintings - sometimes combined), and Richard Hannay (a new collection of lead-work vessels).

And, as always, Plants for Parkinsons.

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Bryan ellery; pigeon by Jeff soan; tulips by Caddy Attewill; earrings by hilary Brown;

Connections 1 by kitty Cava;sunflowers, Woman and Dog vase by

Adrienne shields; Calf by Naomi sack; Budleigh salterton by Colin Moore; Round

and Oval forms by Rosalie Dodds.

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Martin Brown - semi-abstract painting based on imaginative spaceswww.martinobrown.artweb.comMy paintings this year create imaginary spaces and landscapes based on geometric and organic forms. The work is mainly about colour, texture and marks, subtle tones and the interweaving of different layers create an ambiguous space in the pictures.

Gillian Brown - Creative and transformational [email protected] Twitter: @ReviveDesBTNWhen a secondary school teacher I often ran enterprise workshops; one of which looked at using old materials others had thrown away in order to create new products. Now retired from the education world I have started using old materials that I have collected over the years to create new items. This includes old buttons, items of clothing, old picture frames, inherited gold leaf, discarded materials; the list is endless. I decided to teach myself to gild when I discovered some gold leaf whilst clearing out my father’s garage. I am inspired by artists who have used all kinds of materials to make new artefacts.

Fran Brown - playful fused glass [email protected] franbrown.co.ukFused glass panels, dishes, quirky birds, coasters and jewellery, inspired by colours, light, textures, the beautiful Morecambe Bay landscape and the domestic landscape of her kitchen.

Vicki Disney - Colourful and atmospheric abstract [email protected] www.vickidisney.comInspiration for me is the old, the unloved, derelict & unused. My intrigue is heightened with colours & textures of the every day things that we may take for granted; a moss covered wall is a hive of shades and patterns. Rusted metal is a rainbow of reds, golds and browns. To me this is beauty itself.

Rhiannon West - garden mosaic structuresFollowing a degree in Visual Arts at Bradford School of Art in the early 90’s, I became a fan of artists such as Hockney, Seurat and Chagall. Their use of interplaying colour, light and texture has always inspired my own work. Combining two of my greatest loves- gardening and mosaic art, I have worked on a series of mosaic glass, ceramic and mirror creations inspired by nature to enhance any outside space.

Flip Underdown - Beautifully layered glass formsI am a Brighton based glass artist, and have been working with kiln-formed glass and traditional leadworking techniques for more than 10 years. This year I have been experimenting further with glass powders, and also combining fused and leaded glass in a glass-fusion fusion!


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After a years rest in 2016, Angela Harrison is re-opening her house with what is promised to be an exciting and diverse show.

Angela’s painting has taken an interesting turn towards Gothic architecture inspired by her recent adventures visiting cathedrals in the South of England.

She’ll be amongst 12 other artists of all different artistic disciplines ranging from Painting, Print, Ceramics, Paper art, Drawing and Wood carving. The show is set in an Edwardian terraced house just north of the Fiveways shops. The artwork is displayed over two floors and in a secluded walled garden where you can expect to find the breath-taking sculptures of welsh based artist Ed Harrison. The full line up is as follows.

Angela Harrison - Oil painting

Lauren Hayes - Paper Art

Jane Abbott - Ceramics

Jane Green - Painted and Printed memories of Brighton

Deborah Mead - Printmaker artist

Hiroko Lewis - Oil and gold leaf paintings & boxes

Tim Burns - Oil painting

Sara Bor - Oil Painting

Simon Bor - Lino Prints

Ed Harrison - Wood carvings

Mehtap Moonfish - Illustrative art, T-shirts and bags

Asherly Cooper -Oil Painting

Mark Findlay- Photography


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To celebrate our 7th year of opening, we present our most ambitious project to date: Made in Korea, an exhibition of contemporary Korean ceramic art displayed in the extraordinary context of The Ceramic House.

Made in Korea is a cultural exchange project between two contrasting nations - Britain and South Korea, and two contrasting disciplines - ceramics and sound art. Involving 20 artists from Korea, 5 from the UK, and encompassing 4 exhibitions, 4 concerts, and the launch of a unique audio guide, the project evolves throughout 2017 in Brighton, London, Stoke-on-Trent and Seoul.

The project starts this May at The Ceramic House, with an exhibition of Korean ceramics curated by Kay Aplin. An Arts Council funded research trip to Korea in 2016 enabled Kay to visit the artists in their studios and select work by a group of highly talented, established and emerging artists, whose work includes: vessels, tableware, sculpture, wall pieces and installation. Korea has a 10,000 year-long heritage of producing ceramics and the standard and execution of the work on display reflects this highly respected and valued tradition.

The exhibition transfers to leading Mayfair gallery, Sladmore Contemporary, in July. Two invited Korean ceramists will undertake a residency at The Ceramic

House during May and June and the work they produce will be exhibited at British Ceramics Biennial, Stoke-on-Trent, opening in September.

Kay Aplin will also create a new series of large-scale porcelain wall panels reflecting on her recent experiences in Korea. These will be displayed at Sladmore Contemporary, BCB and Mullae Art Factory in Seoul. A preview of the exhibition will be shown at Sladmore Contemporary as part of London Craft Week in May.

Follow Kay’s blog about the project www.a-n.co.uk/blogs/made-in-korea

The Ceramic House is unique in many ways; it is an unusual home, a spectacular showcase of Kay Aplin’s architectural ceramic installations, a gallery showing the highest standard of contemporary ceramics in a domestic setting and a venue for a variety of events. Launched in 2011, it was awarded Best Artists Open House 2013 and continues to inspire and delight everyone who steps inside.


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OppOsite fROM tOp left ClOCkWise: geometric vases by sun kim (photographer Michael harvey), Duplicate Boundary-Mice by Wookjae Maeng, Autumn by sang Woo kim, eyes by Myung Nam An, (photographer Benedict Johnson), Artistic stratum_B4B1 by Jong Jin park, Container in an architectural mood by kyung Won Baek.

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Welcome to The Cicada House 2017 May Exhibition. As ever, we are a house full of light, colour and fun; a house and garden stocked with an abundance of beautiful affordable art, created by Nick and his 20 guest artists.

Please come and enjoy our fascinating mix of paintings, prints, jewellery, ceramics, glass, textiles, felting, mosaics, turned wood, and more!

Nick Orsborn RI has lived and worked in Brighton for over 45 years. He divides his time between painting, mainly in watercolour, and the production of Cicada Jewellery, a range of earrings, brooches and necklaces created from

casting resin, acrylic, gold leaf and other materials.

Over the past 30 years Nick has exhibited his work widely throughout the UK and overseas. In 2007 he was elected to the membership of The Royal Institute of Painters in Watercolours (RI). At this Open House exhibition he will be showing his watercolours, limited edition giclée prints on paper and canvas, a range of artist cards and, of course, the jewellery!

As always, there will be free refreshments at The Cicada House, with a friendly welcome guaranteed! Stanmer Villas is on the no. 50 bus route and there is unrestricted street parking. Plus – we accept debit and credit cards.

GUest artistsYolande Beer: Figurative and abstract decorated ceramicsCat Brown: Decorative hand built stoneware Lola Claeys Bouuaert: Raku ceramicsCaroline Dorling: Woodturner extraordinaire!Laura Dunn: Stoneware figures designed as oil and vinegar pourersPhil Duncan: Sculptural ceramics Helen van der Linden: Mad mosaics! Mosaic mad!Meg Griffiths: Stoneware ceramicsSharon Hine: Stained glass hangingsJan Irvine: Paintings and printsAndrea Jerome: The Queen of recycling!Jessie Jumbles: Collages, accessories & more!Sally Lane: Stained glass panels and hangingsLubilou: Ceramic ‘Harebbits’ and other creaturesChris Murphy: Stoneware ceramicsLinda Rainbird: Fabric fun!Karen Rao: Contemporary feltingAdrienne Shields: Figurative ceramicsJulie Turner: Kiln fired glassKarren Urben: Beautiful oil paintings on canvas

oPeninG DaysOpen for all four weekends plus the bank holiday on Monday 29th May.

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fROM BOttOM left ClOCkWise: Raku pots by lola Claeys Bouuaert, Ceramic platter by Adrienne shields, Ceramic planter by Chris Murphy - stoneware, Duet by Nick Orsborn Ri - Watercolour, Cicada Jewellery by Nick Orsborn.

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This year I am delighted to welcome new artists Keith Pettit, Paula Clark and Sally Rose.

Keith works in both extremes of scale with his beautiful delicate woodcuts producing hand printed artwork and cards, to enormous expressive woodcarvings using a chain saw as his carving implement!

He will be demonstrating his various skills on the 14th, 20th and 28th of May so come along to see his work and method.

Paula Clark launches her new brand Cocoon & me . ‘Knits & Knots’ ........a collection of contemporary knitwear & modern macrame.

Sally Rose’s leather bags have a simple elegance and her fabulously quirky fabric birds have funky feet and great character!

After a break away, I am pleased to welcome back Niki Calvert with her intricate beaded bracelets, bands and earrings, and my regular glass artist Annie Mcmullan is always delighting us with her fused glass jewellery and garden pieces.

Linda Calvert’s porcelain lights have wonderful texture and visual fragility that sit beautifully in any interior. Linda takes her influence from nature, flora and patterns from sea and sand of which she often takes casts.

I am also delighted to welcome Harry Venning back again with his Radio 4 and Guardian cartoon heroine Clare of Clare in the Community! He will be delighting us with a talk, check our Facebook page for details and dates.

Holly Bell’s handmade functional ceramics have a wonderful tactile feel inspired by the shapes and colours of the Sussex sea and landscape

Chris Brooks loves the subjects of flora and fauna and is exploring further with their texture and form using glass details and recycled metal.

I, Polly, in the meantime am enjoying the challenge of expressing the amazing light and unreal turquoise of the Mediterranean Sea and the Mallorcan coastline. I am also currently Artist in residence at Glyndebourne Opera House to view work go to the Glyndebourne’s gallery website.

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fROM tOp ClOCkWise: polly Raynes - sparkiling Waters (Watercolour), sally Rose - leather bag multi media, paula Clark - Contemporary knitwear and macrame, keith pettit, seven sisters Wood Carving, Nicki Calvert - Beaded Jewellery, Chris Brooks -Birdbath (recycled copper and driftwood).linda Calvert - porcelain lamps.

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Patrick Kennedy - Creates limited edition Lino prints inspired by his children’s book illustrations and wildlife.

Nula Shearing - Designs beautiful stamps for you to create your own cards and decorative features from. Nula takes her inspiration from folk art and the Sussex countryside where she lives.

Anna Thomson - Working in bone china, porcelain and semi-porcelain Anna Thomson’s collection of monochrome vases, bone china lighting and jewelry is inspired by repetition, variation, erosion and natural form, imbued with a sense of discovery.

Helen Brown – Woodcut landscapes of the South Downs. Beautiful expansive views of all your favorite places on the South Downs and beyond. A selection of framed and unframed work on display with greeting cards and accessories.

Samantha Stas - Samantha creates fun and whimsical characters that adorn cushions, cards and prints along side her popular boxed folk. This May festival sees her new printed cards and prints range, with ceramics and textiles coming soon!

Jane Robbins -A lifelong interest in flat pattern, patchwork and found objects has led to producing decorative collages. The fragile originals are made from newspapers and magazines which are then reproduced in the form of giclee prints and cards for various manufacturers.

Naomi James - Naomi makes a range of bold contemporary jewellery imprinted with textures from real flowers and leaves. The silver sheet is then folded and bent by hand into beautiful shapes inspired by natural forms. Many of the pieces feature touches of gold or colourful semiprecious stones.

Alison George - Has a degree in Design Historyand is an Operating Department Practitioner. Her lino prints are inspired by favourite people and places, exploring textures and colour with reduction lino prints and chine colle. He work comes from very personal loves of landscape, animals, faces and cups of tea.


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ABOve left tO Rightpatrick kennedy - Barn Owl lino print, sam stas - tea cosy, Naomi James - silver clover drop bangle, Nula shearing - leaping hare, Anna Thomson - Ceramics.

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TheBigForest is two silly artist makers Mr Rowling and Mr Craven. We began working in collaboration in 2012 brought together by our shared love of storytelling, British illustration from the 1930’s to the 1970’s, vintage toys, the joy of the seaside and a desire to make people smile. This is only the second year we have opened our front parlour for Artists Open Houses following our return from London and our first year as a proud member of Fiveways Artists!

So what can you expect to find in the Emporium this year…an eclectic selection of art for silly grown-ups and some work for kids too! We will be featuring our wood and illustration art boxes exploring seaside scenes from the past, Brighton Men cut out and dress dolls, fretwork Brighton folk and our beautifully detailed felt dogs. You will also find some of our felt animals, including the famous Brighton Mod Bear, each animal with a story to tell, and our cut out and make seaside greetings cards always make people smile.

This year we will also be featuring a pop up Artist each week; a painter, two illustrators and a wood carver.


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ClOCkWise left tO Rightlido 1952. TheBigforest. Wood construction, summer Days Racoon by TheBigforest, felt, wool and printed accessories, Brighton Men Dolls by TheBigforest. printed card. sightseeing Bear by TheBigforest. felt, wool and printed accessories

ABOve tOp tO BOttOMlifeguard 1900 by TheBigforest. Wood construction, Dog by TheBigforest. felt & Wool

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Hummingbird Studio is owned by Bar Spurr and provides a vibrant environment for students to enjoy the experience of learning to paint and pot. The studio is shared with Bebe Bird who teaches pottery. Both Bar and Bebe will exhibit their own work.

Bar paints in different media depicting the Sussex downs and seashore, following the seasons and moods. Walking her dogs ensures that! She has a new collection of land and seascapes.

Bebe creates hand-built sculptures also inspired by her love of nature. She makes

lovely tableware using rich glazes and will be exhibiting her ceramic sculptures and well-loved jugs, mugs, planters and more.

This year The Studio will be exhibiting work done by Bar’s enthusiastic art students using different mediums and welcomes the artists listed:

GUest artistsChris Hesketh: Raku fired animal ceramics featuring humorous cows, goats and sheep.Vanessa Pease: Handmade silver jewellery inspired by found natural forms when out walking.

Cuttlefishlove aka Emily Wright: Hand folded silk flower hair accessories and other items inspired by Japanese textiles.

Deryn Bell: Sculptures inspired by nature in stone and clay.

Carrie Donohoe : Exquisitely hand crafted accessories, jewellery and books.

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fROM left tO Right: ‘Candy’ (hand dyed silk purse) by Carrie Donohoe, ‘Coastal Orb’ by Bebe Bird ‘Newhaven seascape’ by Bar spurr, ‘handbuilt Raku fired cows’ by Chris hesketh, lapel pins by Cuttlefishlove

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This year we have a fabulous show for you with a house full of fantastical sculptures. I have invited Alan Williams to show with us as we have been making collaborative work for the last couple of years, and have come up with some exciting pieces for the festival. These will be on show in the house, and also in the front gardens leading up Havelock road to our house, so don’t forget to look out for these.

Frances continues exploring the plant world with her ceramic sculpture and will have new work fresh out of the kiln for this exhibition.

Alan forges, shapes and contorts found metal objects into wonderful creatures and mythical beasts, so if you haven’t seen his work before you are in for a treat. www.alanwilliamsmetalartist.com

Jane Denman has been working on dynamic, acrylic figurative paintings, and she has been creating a special large painting just for this show which promises to be full of colour. www.janedenman.com

Alice graduated just last year from Brighton university and her tempting ceramic creations explore food and ‘foodie’ culture. She uses an energetic palette and unique decorating techniques to create her playful works.Her gloriously gooey glazes create pieces which entice both the eyes and the tastebuds.instagram.com/alicestewardsonceramics

Charlie High is our favourite jeweller as her often botanical creations perfectly match this house. She makes bold silver jewellery with touches of gold and semiprecious stones. This year she has a new collection using beach glass from Croatia.www.charliehigh.com

oPeninG DaysOpen for all four weekends.

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OpOsite left tO RightAlice stewardson - Aftermath series 2016 (porcelain & stoneware glaze), Charlie high - fiddlehead bangle (oxidised silver)

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Doherty - Thistle, frances Doherty - green envy, Alan Williams - Mechanoid seahorse , Jane Denman -Winter Dance

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After placing within the top Open Houses of 2016 and a busy year of pop-up events, 11 Rugby Road return with their eclectic mix of art, craft, design and jewellery.

Each room is bursting with discoveries to unearth! Adam’s seaside inspired ceramics are back, with his hand pinched ‘Crunkle’ tea lights taking over the bathroom and unique driftwood sculpture. Dan’s colourful, creative prints fill the walls and you may find a card you never knew you needed to send.

In the front garden, the pick-your-own mushroom field has expanded to include giant ceramic roses and unusual potted plants. Going up the stairs the sweet smell of sugar is in the air, the kitchen overflowing with a cakestraviganza in aid of Superstar Arts, who support adults with learning disabilities through art and design (keep an eye out for their handmade goodies too)

eventsLate night by Crunkle light opening on the 20th May until 10pm. Keep an eye on Facebook and Twitter for further details.

oPeninG DaysOpen for all four weekends and the bank holiday on Monday 29th May.

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fROM tOp tO BOttOM gold foil Duke of York legs by Dan Mackey, Driftwood ceramics and lights by Adam Johnson

ClOCkWise Ceramic Crunkles, printed Cushions, Brighton Map Watches, Ceramic tenticles, pick-your-own mushroom patch

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Delicious Delights returns with another fabulous collection of work from a collection of brilliant artists for you to behold!

Showing in the garden this year is Deb John, who creates wonderful stoneware birdbaths and hand pinched ceramics, both indoor and outdoor, which can be admired over tea and cake, in the garden, strewn with bunting lent by Bunting Boutique.

Also, our other regulars;Kate Lulham creates Wall Sculptures out of tin, taking inspiration from a variety of sources. Each vintage tin tells a story using multi-layered painted scenes.

Sally Goodyer maker of beautiful hand printed Bags and Textiles;

Carola Del Mese with her Sculptures from Antique Teapots and Charm Jewellery;

Geometric Jewellery by Hania;

Juliet Walters who creates Ceramics using techniques of carving and burnishing clay with shells ,pebbles and seed pods as inspiration;

Shark Alley, Decorative mixed media Jewellery featuring Birds and Animals;

This year I’d like to introduce 5 new artists to the house who are;

Emily Beaumont, Upholstery and Design;

Haydn Stride, Silk Screen Prints that focus on some of the iconic scenes that represent Brighton at it’s most memorable;

Annette Street with her stunning Jewellery;

Gill Varle, Exquisite Paper Sculptures;

Sue Chambers, Upcycled Found Objects inspired by the Sea and Brighton Beach.

events We will be serving deliciously awesome cakes, savouries and drinks in the garden, a well deserved treat after all that walking, especially up Florence Road!

oPeninG Days We are open for the first four weekends in May from 11 a.m to 5 p.m and look forward to meeting you.

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OppOsite fROM tOp left ClOCkWise Carola Del Mese - sunflower Candelabra, kate lulham - erin the toucan, emily Beaumont - Upholstery, Juliet Walters - Ceramics, haydn stride - silk screen prints, gill varle - paper sculpture


Varndean School proudly presents an exhibition of Year 11 GCSE art and technology work. Proficient in ceramics, fine art, graphic design, textiles, resistant materials and printmaking, our students have a real aptitude for all things art. The exhibition showcases the work Year 11 students have been producing for their exams but also features outstanding work from younger students.

Now in our ninth year of AOH, regular visitors will be pleased to know an array of performing arts entertainment also features. The ever-popular café run by dedicated parents offers homemade cakes and this year, savoury cuisine courtesy of our hospitality students.

Open Saturday 20th May only, 10.30am-4.00pm. Don’t miss your opportunity to see some of the best young creative talent our city has to offer.

We are part of the Fiveways Artists Trail and the Surrenden Schools Arts Collective, comprising Varndean School, Dorothy Stringer High School, Balfour Primary School and Downs View Link College.

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Dorothy Stringer School will be exhibiting both art and technology as part of Surrenden Schools group. Our Artists’ House is part of a larger Spring Festival at Stringer. There will be music and theatre, charity and produce stalls, environment groups and positive action organisations. This year we are inviting our Alumni to join us.

Refreshments will be available and performances will be run throughout the day.

Again we are linking up with Downs View Link College, located next to Varndean VI College and will be open between 11am and 2pm and show a range of art work. Drumming and Samba Band ‘Unified Rhythm’ will be playing at noon.

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A large, stylish pub located next to London Road station, The Open House hosts a gallery curated by the Fiveways Artists Group, exhibiting works by many of the group’s artists.

In addition to the Fiveways Gallery, there are two other bar areas, an upstairs performance space and one of the largest and most attractive pub gardens in the city. The delicious food, served daily from midday to 9pm, ranges from light bites to lunches to evening meals and uses fresh, Sussex sourced ingredients.

The pub is relaxed and childfriendly by day, and by night is lively and bustling, with occasional DJs, live music, theatre and improvised comedy.

Located in the heart of the Fiveways Art trail and only a 3 minute rail journey to the city centre, the Open House is both a great place to view original art and the perfect place to take a break from the festival trail. The friendly and welcoming Open House staff, very much look forward to hosting all lovers of Fiveways art at this year’s May Festival.

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the deeps have music soft and lowwhen winds awake the airy spry,it lures me, lures me on to goand see the land where corals lie.The land, the land, where corals lie.

By mount and mead, by lawn and rill,when night is deep, and moon is high,That music seeks and finds me still,and tells me where the corals lie.And tells me where the corals lie.

yes, press my eyelids close, ‘tis well,Yes, press my eyelids close, ‘tis well,But far the rapid fancies flyto rolling worlds of wave and shell,and all the land where corals lie.

thy lips are like a sunset glow,thy smile is like a morning sky,yet leave me, leave me, let me goand see the land where corals lie.The land, the land, where corals lie.

where corals lie. richard garnett c.B. (27th February 1835-13th april 1906)

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To be haunted by the drowned cries of a child, carried on the threatening gale, beneath the surge and shifting shingle on the beach, is to abjure the undying romance of the surrounding sea.

Yet I cleave to the shore, and heave to the rope, tethering the distant sounding buoy. It will not break, will not succumb to the vast and silencing waters.

Reinforced concrete tetrapods by Brian Mander

eventsA small sculptural installation can be viewed at 1 Florence Road. A much larger sculptural installation with poetry recitals will take place on the Banjo Groyne.

oPeninG DaysThe installation can be visited at anytime throughout the festival both at 1 Florence Road and on the Banjo Groyne, Madeira Drive BN2 1EN. Midway between Brighton Pier and the Marina. Please refer to social media and the website for details and times of performances

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sponsorsFiveways arts and crafts, 261 ditchling road, Brighton, Bn1 6JhFrame Factory, 7 sydney st, Brighton, Bn1 4enFitzhugh gates, 3 pavillion parade, Brighton, Bn2 1rydavid Maslen, 290 ditchling road, Brighton, Bn16JFBeamonts, 9 kings parade, ditchling road, Brighton, Bn1 6JtGriffith Smith Farrington Webb, 47 Old Steine, Brighton, BN1 1NW

rail From Brighton take the lewes train to londonroad station or london train to preston park station.

roaD Fiveways artists group area is east of preston park and the a23london road with all venues within walking distance and easy parking.

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