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The latest arts, culture and entertainment news from the Telegraph. Your source for arts, movies, music, theatre, books and TV reviews and previews.
02/04/2012 07:00 PM
We can lay a wreath for Dickens, but we'll never lay his ghost
Did Dickens believe in Resurrection? Well, whether or not he will rise from the grave, the novelist lives, triumphantly, says John Sutherland.


02/04/2012 07:00 PM
It's the Dickens of a name to deal with
Being descended from Dickens can mean more hard times than great expectations, says Nigel Farndale.


02/04/2012 11:45 AM
Actor Ben Gazzara dies aged 81
The actor Ben Gazzara, best known for his brooding, hard-man roles, has died of cancer aged 81.


02/04/2012 09:00 AM
Wish you were here? Tim Moore's travels through unloved Britain
There are countless polls, reviews and surveys naming and shaming Britain's bleakest towns, least enticing hotels and scariest pubs. For his new book, You Are Awful (But I Like You), Tim Moore decided to see these places for himself


02/04/2012 09:00 AM
The master storyteller: William Boyd interview
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02/04/2012 08:00 AM
Sam Worthington on 'Man on a Ledge'
He acted like a superstar even before appearing in the biggest box office hit in history. How has wealth and adulation changed Sam Worthington? Very little, it seems...


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Rolling Thunder, DVD review
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Jonathan Franzen: Screen idol
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Julia Donaldson poem against library closures
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Arts and Crafts in The Royal Forest of Dean, Wye Valley,
Vale of Leadon and the Severn Vale

Mike O'Niell Studio'sMike O'Niell's Studio
Born in Liverpool, Mike O'Niell studied Display & Exhibition Design and Art & Design at Bootle College of Art in Liverpool. For many years he worked for various companies and department stores as a Display Artist, including Chanel Perfumes & Cosmetics, before I became a self employed Artist & Designer. During this time he also designed a number of multi media events and collaborated with Ben Williams to compose the electronic music for several dance works, including 'Flee' by Edwin Lung premiered at The Place, Charing Cross, London in 1996. His paintings have been exhibited in London, Edinburgh, Bristol, Torquay and Glastonbury at both solo and group exhibitions. He now live's and work's in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire

Taurus CraftsTaurus Crafts regularly holds exhibitions of artist work It is as a direct consequence of the South West Regional Development Agency’s financial support that Taurus Crafts has been able to develop as a prominent centre for the arts and crafts in the Forest of Dean

Taurus Crafts
The Artist in Residency programme has over the past years
created many great works of art.

ARTIST'S FROM ST BRIAVELS AND BROCKWEIR
Pat Yallop Pat Yallop
A watercolour abstract titled Forest Devastation
showing felling of Redwood Trees before maturity
Claire Griffiths Claire Griffiths
Original etchings and paintings, drawings and dry-points
Mary Edwards Mary Edwards
Mainly oil or mixed media paintings; wide range of subjects
Kathy Boy Kathy Boy
Watercolours and mixed media  - exciting range of subjects,
including landscapes
Joy Boustred Joy Boustred
Portraits, life, landscapes in oil / pastels
John Boustred John Boustred
Portraits, life, landscapes in oil
Alex Pownall Alex Pownall
Hand-printed photographs of land and seascapes.
Black and White portraits
Don Lavelle Don Lavelle
Wye Valley watercolours
Susan Peterken Susan Peterken
Pastel Landscapes and still life—composition and colour
Alan Boast Alan Boast
Sculpture (stone, wood and ceramic), paintings and prints
Angela Palmer Angela Palmer
Bronze resin and ceramic figures. Jewellery
Sally Grant Sally Grant
Sculptures in bronze, ceramic and cast stone
Tidenham Group Tidenham Group
Work in oils, acrylic, watercolour, pastel and pencil
by members of the group
Rose Endacott Rose Endacott
Atmospheric interiors and landscapes
in mixed media and pastel
Nikki Emery Nikki Emery
Bold abstract paintings in gouache and pastel 
ARTIST'S FROM LYDNEY, BREAM AND WOOLASTON
Andrew Davies Hoare Andrew Davies Hoare
Slate sculptures and water features
Ian Gorton Ian Gorton
In the land between photography and painting,
here lives by digital art
Ken Hugill Ken Hugill
Photographic art, printworks and mixed media
Nigel Cann Nigel Cann
Stained glass standing stone sculptures for gardens
Graham Wilde Graham Wilde
Oil paintings, woodblock prints, mural work in private homes. Courses available
Diana Harrison Diana Harrison
Original paintings and prints “capturing the light and the Wry
Kathy Lewis Kathy Lewis
Watercolours, mixed media
Alan Ward Alan Ward
Oils on canvas, impressionist, landscapes, flowers
pleased to paint and paint to please
Carmen Rooksby Carmen Rooksby
Luminous landscapes, seascapes and abstracts
mainly in oils
Stuart Rooksby Stuart Rooksby
Mood, imagination and memories in oils and inks
Dave Snowdon Dave Snowdon
Designer and maker of fine furniture, kitchens and bedrooms
Michele Snowdon Michele Snowdon
Hand painted ceramics
James Hyde James Hyde
Sterling silver, copper and brass jewellery
Silver Acorns
ARTIST'S FROM BLAKENEY, NEWNHAM AND CINDERFORD
Dave and Audrey Martin Dave and Audrey Martin
Individually designed furniture and cabinets
handcrafted in hardwoods
Matthew Barnes Matthew Barnes
Contemporary and traditional handmade jewellery
Sheila Jowers Sheila Jowers
A  series of etching’s relief prints and exuberant paintings
inspired by  the local environment and recent journeys
Nichola White Nichola White
Colourful, abstract paintings and prints inspired by
examining the natural world close up
Valerie Tomlins Valerie Tomlins
Multimedia Painting, textiles, wearable art, workshops
Andrew Carey Andrew Carey
Locally inspired Wildlife and landscape photographer
and digital artist
Sarah Pitt Sarah Pitt
Work mostly to do with the human body, as a subject
for 2D and 3D work and in the way the human form
can interact with sculptural pieces.
Avril Farley Avril Farley
Macrocrystalline glazed thrown porcelain vessels
Stitch Group Stitch Group
The fusion of Fabric and stitch with layering of colour
to make rich, textured textiles
Pisces Studio Pisces Studio
Fibre art, paintings, ceramics, prints, digital photographs
Christine Hopkins Christine Hopkins
Earthenware pottery decorated with ‘mocha tea’ trees
Forest Gardenscapes Forest Gardenscapes
(ANNIE GWILLIAM)
Affordable rustic stonework, garden ware and tasty refreshments
Forestbigartweb

Forestbigartweb
A dazzling selection of 84 artists and makers work. Log on and browse, contact artists direct and visit.  Discover the  Dean,
  the creativity within - proud to be seen

ARTIST'S FROM COLEFORD & DISTRICT
Christine Warren Christine Warren
Jewellery designer, maker
Doug Eaton Doug Eaton
Oil, acrylic and watercolour paintings based on
local landscapes
Mike O’Neill Mike O’Neill
Paintings, Photography, prints, digital art
and Web Site design
West Glos Art Soc West Glos Art Soc.
Summer Exhibition
David Lloyd David Lloyd
Award winning portfolio of still-life photography,
Also project on Forest of Dean
Annabelle Clements Annabelle Clements
‘Evening Light’ Oil on Board
ARTIST'S FROM LYDBROOK, RUARDEAN AND WOODSIDE
Pat Holman Pat Holman
Mixed media paintings, hand-made books, rugs and mosaics
Brian Griffiths Brian Griffiths
Bespoke furniture and botanical paintings
Anne Camilleri Anne Camilleri
Large and small upholstery and silk flowers
Angie Jenkins Angie Jenkins
Patchwork quilts and cushions plus some new ventures
Joy Morgan Joy Morgan
Watercolours or acrylic landscapes, many local scenes
or semi-abstract paintings
Kevin Armitage Kevin Armitage
Semi abstract mixed media, paintings and small sculptures
based on the theme of nature
ARTIST'S FROM LONGHOPE AND MAYHILL
Charles Ballard Charles Ballard
Local Photographs
Chris Sinden Chris Sinden
Humorous and serious linocuts to suit all tastes
Terry Hall Terry Hall
Stunning wildlife photography. 
Photographic prints and greeting cards for sale
Jackie Cox Jackie Cox
Eclectic mix of watercolour landscapes, detailed coloured
pencil and pastels, and large abstract acrylics
Carrie Horwood Carrie Horwood
Local stone Carving and letter cutting
Karen Wood Karen Wood
Handmade Bead Jewellery
Beryl Newnham Beryl Newnham
vibrant colour in flora, landscapes and seascapes
Anne Bulley Anne Bulley
Stained Glass, Textiles, Mixed Media
Sally Stafford Sally Stafford
Colourful, energetic landscape and flower paintings
Steven White Steven White
Designer and maker of fine furniture and cabinets in quality hardwoods, Air and kiln drying hardwood producer and seller
ARTIST'S FROM NEWENT AND BROMSBERROW
Frankie Martin Frankie Martin
Original hand-carved and hand-painted mirrors
Jan Evans Jan Evans
Textile art in paint and stitch
Valerie McLean Valerie McLean
An exhibition of artwork for May Hill book
Helen Crawford Helen Crawford
Silk paper, textile and mixed media landscapes, scarves, cards
Gilbert Crawford Gilbert Crawford
Contemporary furniture and wooden items from
native and temperate hardwoods

Cowdy Gallery

One of the UK's largest independent glass galleries. In a recently refurbished historic building, it has 125 square metres of display space on two floors. The gallery, established in 1989 by Harry Cowdy and his wife Pauline Solven, shows work by leading and emergent glass artists.
Cowdey Gallery

Harts Barn

Harts Barn is situated on the edge of the Forest of Dean in its own picturesque setting and is only 10 minutes away from the Wye Valley This old Norman hunting lodge is one of the oldest properties in the Forest of Dean, built by William Duke of Normandy to keep his hounds when he came to hunt the hart in the Forest.
Harts Barn

Reckless Designs

Reckless Designs is a small pottery in the Forest of Dean. It designs and manufactures a wide range of exciting ceramic products that are both functional and decorative.
Every piece is made and hand painted, with the bright colours locked beneath a fired glaze, which makes them fade free and dishwasher safe. The only exception to this is our range of lustred ware - the silver, gold, and platinum lustred items should not be used in dishwashers. Reckless Designs

The Sculpture Trail

The Sculpture Trail shows seventeen permanent artworks, with free access to all in a wonderful woodland environment. Temporary events are also programmed, alongside an outreach programme.
Sculpture Trail

 
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