Contact | Maggie Tredwell 01903 205901

Maggie Tredwell BA 01903 205901 maggietredwell@btinternet.com www.maggietredwell.com
works as both an award-winning artist and a Northbrook College art tutor, teaching day and evening courses. Working in a variety of media, including oil paint, charcoal, acrylics and watercolours, she creates landscape and object paintings.

Robin Tredwell 01903 205901 robin.tredwell@btinternet.com A sculptor. He loves the texture and feel of wood. If it is slowly rotting away then so much the better. If you can turn it off-set on the lathe then he is content. Spalted decaying wood is his favourite material though he uses many others. 

Lela Tredwell BA lelatredwell@btinternet.com Lela Tredwell is a writer who creates installations by fashioning physical spaces to suit the poetic word often incorporating photographic images. She also writes prose and drama and teaches English and Philosophy. Lela is inspired by all manner of muses particularly buildings and weathered objects.

Sue Baker BA 01903 523810 Sue Baker varies her work in method and media, e.g. painting, wax, printing, collage, drawing and abstraction. Her latest work uses new technologies involving the camera and computer. These floral still life images mix traditional form with modern application.

Angie O'Connor 01903 237651 (m) 07901 736677www.evelyngreen.com Angie O'Connor of Evelyn Green makes stunningly vibrant colourful pieces of fused glass art that are incredibly tactile, from her studio in Worthing. The collection contains jewellery, bowls, dishes, wall hangings, clocks, sun catchers, wind chimes, sea glass, garden decoration and much more.

Tamar Rose 01903 812402 Tamar Rose has produced a new body of work consisting of hand built porcelain vessels inspired by the textures, colours and contrasts in the landscape around us. Tamar is a tutor at Northbrook College running popular evening and day courses in ceramics and pottery.

Marcus Finch BA 01903 531004 Marcus Finch uses glazes to imitate the richness of colour and texture found in nature. Working with the ancient Japanese firing technique of Raku he produces ceramic pieces that glow with iridescent metallic colours. Marcus teaches painting courses at Northbrook College Sussex.

Linda Henley (m) 07885212023 la.henley@btinternet.com She creates unusual constructions and environments using everyday materials. Generating ideas from her imagination and through personal interaction with her surroundings she creates work that references natural forces, growth, tension and gravity.

Lauren Howells-Green (m) 07828 22275 j-e-t-t-y@hotmail.com Removes the reality and forces the viewer to look more deeply, going beyond subject matter. The key element in her work is distortion. She creates something new showing relationships between creation and perception.

Maureen Hagger 01903 531357 (m) 07505361835 Takes everyday unwanted accessories, deconstructs them and changes their role, creating new sculptural forms. Inspired by nature in the landscape she gives these accessories a new spirit, a new story

Paul Brown is a painter who discovers the dark nature about us. His paintings show the decaying columns and rusting supports of the underbelly of life.

6 Pavilion Road is showing a diverse range of artwork - paintings, drawings, sculpture, ceramics, photography, poetry and glass. There is plenty to see with many affordable items including stunning glass jewellery and exclusive greetings cards. Why not relax in the beautiful garden, enjoy a refreshing drink and do some sketching! Many of the exhibiting artists will be on hand to answer your questions and provide information about art courses and one-day workshops.