Made In Roath Festival is also host to the Open House trail….which invites people to open their houses and/or studios to show art work. Below are the Open Houses for this years festival.
Above: Made in Roath Open House Event 2009- Betty Lane’s House
3 Ty Draw Road
Bella Woodfield
Saturday 16th October, 2pm -6pm
Sunday 17th October, 2pm -6pm
Bella will be showing original paintings, prints, Illustrations and sketches, as well as showcasing a new business venture for tailormade, personalised wallpaper, fabrics and accessories for homes and businesses
PLEASE NOTE THAT BELLA WOODFIELD’S HOUSE IS NOT IN YOUR HARD COPY OF THE PROGRAMME, PLEASE DO REMEMBER TO ADD HER OPEN HOUSE TO YOUR ROATH ART TRAIL
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231 Inverness Place
Dominic Gubb, Pauline Monkcom, Caroline Taylor, Ben Gubb, Isabel Burgess and Tom O’Connell
Saturday 16th October , 2pm – 6pm
Sunday 17th October, 2pm – 6pm
Refreshments available: Vintage inspired Tea and Cake
Dominic Gubb
Dominic Gubb’s practice is all about unlocking the potential
of reclaimed materials. On show a selection of sculptures
of dogs and birds made from leather, plastic and rope.
Pauline Monkcom
Pauline Monkcom ceramic pieces are based on old ’OS’
maps. highlighting the richness of surface and colour
possible in ceramics.
Isabel Burgess
Experimental paintings, with a richness of colour and surface
pattern which are inspired by her garden in France
Ben Gubb
Ben’s subject matter often shifts between people and places
or landscapes. His aim with each work is to evoke a sense of
atmosphere or feeling.
Caroline Taylor
In her ceramic practice Caroline takes familiar items
with a known function and presents them in new and
surprising ways.
Tom O’Connell
Tom will be making a site specific piece in the garden, combining
a variety of materials. “I enjoy creating pieces which contain
humanistic forms but that are essentially about materials
and their possibilities”.
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11 Daviot Street
Fiona Mathison, Hannah Mathison, Katy Lake and Hilary Lomas
Saturday 16th October, 2pm – 5pm
Sunday 17th October, 1pm – 5pm
Fiona Mathison
Installation artist Fiona has produced a ‘Constructed Forest’
from recylced materials. Fruit juice cartons
have become the basic ‘wood’ of the forest. The logos become
like a species of tree, the metal linings a way to reflect a dappled
light.
Hannah Mathison
A sculptor who creates small and unique sculptures with
objects she finds and is inspired by.
Katy Lake
In 2004 Katie launched her own company, Mistress Metal,
producing distinctive and contemporary metalwork
designs for interior and exterior environments.
Hilary Lomas
Installation in-situ
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98 Connaught Road
Jo Whitby
Saturday 16th October, 1pm – 5pm
Sunday 17th October, 1pm – 5pm
Artist and Illustrator
Music, humour and observation are the main themes of
her work across a variety of mediums.
www.iknowjojo.com
www.blog.catonthewall.net
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14 Werfa Street
Geoff Reynolds, Peter Reynolds, Claire Brouwer, Mark Samuel, Eileen Feeney, Danny Reynolds and Just Rosey
Saturday 16th October , 2pm – 6pm
Sunday 17th October, 2pm – 6pm
Geoff Reynolds, painter
Peter Reynolds, painter
Danny Reynolds
Mark Samuel, painter
Eileen Feeney, painter
Claire Brouwer, Landscape painter, oils on board
Just Rosey, Rosie makes nostalgic cushions, bags and
personal items inspired by vintage hand embroidered fabrics.
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75 Kimberly Road
Lynne Cartlidge
Fri 15th October, 5pm – 7pm
Sat 16th October, 2pm -6pm
Sun 17th October, 2pm – 6pm
Oil paintings made over the last 12 months.The paintings
are of everyday domestic objects, including flowers
– often backlit, Lynne as a particular interest in
depicting light streaming into interior space from outside.
www.lynnecartlidge.com
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14 Braeval Street
Lee Campbell, David Gould, Matthew Spiers and Hilary Roberts
Saturday 16th October, 12pm – 5pm
Sunday 17th October, 12pm – 5pm
Works on paper by
Lee Campbell, Matthew Spiers and David Gould,
plus a range of hand-thrown pots on display by Hilary Roberts
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21 Kelvin Road
Jo Harding
Saturday 16th October, 1pm – 5pm
Sunday 17th October, 1pm – 5pm
Exhibiting 20 watercolours. Her water colour paintings explore the quality of light
and the space it fills.
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28 Bradley Street
Gwen Davies
Saturday 16th October, 1pm – 7pm
Sunday 17th October, 1pm – 7pm
Gwen’s illustrative paintings and drawings in pen, ink, coloured pencil
and henna are brightly coloured, based on spirituality and her travels.
There will be artwork in the hallway, jewellery in the front room and
henna tattoos in the kitchen.
www.gwendavies.com
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219 Mackintosh Place
Glenn Carney, Den Foley, Calum Grisewood and Deb Thurkettle
Saturday 16th October, 2pm – 6pm
Sunday 17th October, 1pm – 5pm
Refreshments available
Glenn Carney
A painter of lanscapes in oil, Glenn will be exhibting scenes
from West Wales.
Deb Thurkettle
Deb is currently studying fine art painting at Bath Spa University.
Her figurative studies ‘map time’ and record instances,
such as being really cold in the winter of 2009
Calum Grisewood
Den Foley, sculptor
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19 Morlais Street
Georgina Brownlow
Saturday 12pm – 5pm
Sunday 17th October, 12pm – 4pm
Georgina will be exhibiting collagraphs and monoprints which
represent a combination of her recorded experiences,
recollected images and memories of isolated and remote rural
coastal areas. Additionally, some Raku fired figurative pieces
will be on show.
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1 Usk Road
Shaun Featherstone, Philippa Brown and Phil Lambert
Saturday 16th October, 1pm – 4pm
Sunday 17th October, 1pm – 4pm
Shaun Featherstone
Shaun Featherstone often uses chance and generative
methods to produce his colourful sculptures – most of
the works on display are experimental works in progress.
Phil Lambert
A painter who’s work creates a tension, which is not only
illustratve of the natural and the man-made, but also of
cognitive and perceptual structures.
Philippa Brown
Works with felt and mixed media
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6, 59-61 Broadway
Katie McCulloch, Emma Passey and Kaspars Cernomords
Saturday 16th October, 11am – 5pm
Sunday 17th October, 12pm – 4pm
Kaspars Cernomords
Kaspars specialises in painted furniture and artistic interiors
Katie McCulloch
Katie designs and makes coastal inspired ceramics
that range from small vessels to
hanging wall pieces.
Emma Passey
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3 Tydfil Place
Betty Lane
Sunday 17th October, 2pm – 5pm
On show are 30 large framed pictures as well as hand
crafted ceramic heads. “The large pictures are photographic
images of bubbles that look like my amazing imaginary
worlds in strange skies”
There will also be some ceremic jewellery on sale.
If you make a visit to Betty’s house you will also be able
to try your hand at making badges.
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Flat 1, 54 Ninian Road
Edel Marie
Sat 16th October, 1pm – 5pm
Sun 17th October, 1pm -5pm
An exploration of the human form and urban environment
through the medium of paint.
