2023 Artists – Bath Art Fair
Christine McKenzie (Bath)
Stand 1A 
My love to travel has inspired me to paint using acrylics which reflect the vibrancy, sunlight, foliage, sea and sky.
Rosie Paba-Jones (West Sussex)
Stand 1B
Rose is an award-winning artist exhibiting in the UK & internationally. She carves beautiful, everlasting stone sculpture embodying the Sacred Feminine.
Fee Dickson Reid (North Berwick)
Stand 2
Fee Dickson Reid is a Scottish contemporary artist who creates large atmospheric seascapes in oils
Laura Dunmow (Worcestershire)
Stand 3
Laura’s visionary and atmospheric oil paintings evoke the essence of her travels,- explored by imagination.
Heather Miller (Herefordshire)
Stand 3
Inspired by a love of nature, Heather works chiefly in acrylics, mindfully exploring colour and light in her paintings
Sophie Green (Cheshire)
Stand 4
Children’s book illustrator featuring watercolour anthropomorphic animals in whimsical scenes.
Ben Baker (Cornwall)
Stand 5
Ben baker is a wire artist/automata maker.
Until recently he built boats in Cornwall. That experience is now inspiration.
Will Clarke (Surrey)
Stand 6
Hand-drawn, hand-printed architectural etchings and screen prints by Will Clarke.
Ellie Bird (London)
Stand 7
Ellie Bird has exhibited around the Uk. She is mainly known for her underwater themed acrylic paintings.
Dawn Reader (Somerset)
Stand 8
Oil painter of land and sea, highlighting light, peace and freedom. Exhibits internationally. Featured in Vogue, FT and H&G etc
Claire Henley (Warickshire)
Stand 9
One-time illustrator, now fine artist, Claire exhibits in several galleries and has been widely published. She paints whatever inspires her.
Zaza Lewis (Derby)
Stand 10
Zaza Lewis creates her detailed illustrations using only scalpels, scissors and textiles #nopaint
Jane Evans (Anglesey)
Stand 11
Jane works using the Gyotaku method of printing. Ink is applied to a specimen and paper is laid over the surface to take an imprint.
Natalie Bedford (Bath)
Stand 12
Joyful work with a skilled foundation executed with a dynamic and energetic line. Fun, Floral, Female.
Clinton Banbury (Warwickshire)
Stand 13
Contemporary watercolours that combine fluid, precise brush line work with clear flat washes of colour based on the natural world.
Leyla Salm (Sweden)
Stand 14
Leyla Salm is a Dutch designer, living in Sweden, who is active in fine and applied arts with a little inspiration from the Art Nouveau and Art Deco era.
Unfortunately this artist was turned around at the border to the UK so she won’t be with us.(confusion over correct paperwork needed due to Brexit)
She has a wonderful website and ships internationally so please take a look and support her.
Erica Ankers (Plymouth)
Stand 14
Using vibrant colours, textural marks and strong compositions to create semi abstract landscapes sparking a deep connection with the viewer.
Abi Tippetts and Roz Berkeley-Hill (London)
Stand 15
Abi Tippetts and Roz Berkeley-Hill, create florals and landscapes together. Both are passionate about colour’s uplifting power.
Grace Ellen (London)
Stand 16
Immersive landscape paintings, where the realistic meets the romanticised.
Erica Sturla (West Sussex)
Stand 18
Erica works in polymer clay and acrylics to create lively and colourful scenes with three – dimensional figures.
Fleur Cowgill (West Sussex)
Stand 19
I love looking
I love colour
I love painting in oils all that I see using my all favourite colours
Mark Wilson (West Sussex)
Stand 19
Working to create a sense of what might be felt and heard as well as seen.
Lisa Badger (Angus)
Stand 20
Lyrical, whimsical and watery depth in fused glass artwork by Lisa Badger, 2D or set in wrought iron furniture frames.
Cat Randall (Bournemouth)
Stand 21
Cat Randall is a Realism Painter, using Oil paints to capture the sensual beauty of nature and the human form.
Nicholas Marsh (Staffordshire)
Stand 22
I have been working with clay for 40 years, I make Vessels and Sculptures with textures and flame painted surfaces
Nancy Chambers (Bristol)
Stand 23
Still-life, landscape and abstract paintings with a pared-back style and contemporary elegance.
Susan Birth (Worcestershire)
Stand 24
Susan creates semi-abstract landscapes derived from real places and imagined scenes drawing the viewer into a different, dreamlike world.
Kerry Shearer (Lincolnshire)
Stand 25
Kerry captures beautiful countryside, seaside towns and coastal landscapes, in a unique, playful naive style that is all her own.
Fiona Stevens (Somerset)
Stand 25
Fiona Stevens is a self-taught artist living in Somerset, painting dogs – and anything else that catches her interest.
Lily Glover (Buckinghamshire)
Stand 26
Photographic fine art inspired by our natural world exploring space, form, time and impermanence.
Sarah Boden (Bristol)
Stand 27
Sarah is an emerging Bristol artist who creates dynamic contemporary landscapes which bring joy and celebrate our natural world.
Bron Jones (Carmarthenshire)
Stand 28
Emerging Welsh artist: working intuitively to capture feelings of wilderness and bring the spontaneity of nature into her landscape paintings.
Linda Edwards
Stand 29
Brilliant paintings in jewel-like colours and pure gold leaf, tell the stories of paradise gardens and conjure a secret world.
Jane Wilson (Cornwall)
Stand 30
An award winning mixed media artist, living in Cornwall and drawing inspiration from the South West’s coast and landscape
Kim Whitby (Worcestershire)
Stand 31
Kim Whitby (BEd MA) Works on paper in ink or colour or scale, of structures and settings including beautiful Bath.
Eleanor McKnight (Surrey)
Stand 32
Working and living between the UK and The Turks and Caicos islands I love to create abstracts and semi abstract textured seascapes.
Cat Croxford (Buckinghamshire)
Stand 33
Cat paints landscapes with expressive brushstrokes, capturing dramatic seasonal light and colour, evoking memories and stories of the woods.
Serena Pugh (Wiltshire)
Stand 34
Serena is an expressive artist utilising bold strokes, colourful mark-making and textural knife work over a variety of subjects.
Steve Hall (Wiltshire)
Stand 34
Renowned, published artist and teacher specialising in vibrant mark-making in pastels, watercolour and acrylic. Co-owner of Bradford Gallery, BoA, Wiltshire.
Susie Cornwall (Gloucestershire)
Stand 35
I enjoy painting small intimate still life compositions’. Susie paints little treasures and flowers she finds in her Cotswold garden.
Hazel Mountford (Bristol)
Stand 36
Hazel is an award-winning wildlife artist. International exhibiting, her paintings are highly detailed creating wonder, connections and respect for nature.
Louise Angus (Berkshire)
Stand 37
Hi I’m Louise, artist and creative designer. Specialising in Watercolours, pushing colour boundaries, creating vibrant artworks.
Valerie Nerva (Hampshire)
Stand 38
Valerie’s colourful, expressionist oil paintings seek to capture the spirit, the emotional connection and the magic of forest and landscape.
Nicola Currie (Worcestershire)
Stand 39
Nicola Currie is a still life/botanical oil painter. She combines the traditional techniques of realism painting with contemporary designs.
Sophie Penstone (Cornwall)
Stand 40
A Cornish watercolourist inspired by hedgerows, light, changing seasons and objects in a state of decay.
Emma Wharton Love (Bath)
Stand 41
Emma Wharton Love creates design-led artworks that intrigue and evoke a multi-sense response from the viewer.
Andy Walker (Gloucestershire)
Stand 42
Award-winning Andy Walker’s photorealistic landscapes comprise thousands of hand-drawn coloured triangles that appear wildly abstract upon closer inspection.
Michael Cole (West Sussex)
Stand 43A
Oil painter of atmospheric landscapes and seascapes, inspired by the effects of light.
Lin Cheung (Derbyshire)
Stand 43B
Lin’s inspiration is the archaeology of place and experience. She is interested in stimulating imagination and curiosity in her viewer.
A Heart of Glass (Norwich)
Stand 44
Mobile & online gallery selling beautiful and unique designer glassware to personalise your home or office space
Caroline Lowe (Derbyshire)
Stand 45
Through her expressive abstract paintings, Caroline attempts to create autobiographical and emotional visual connections through the process of paint.
Andi Theokle (Wiltshire)
Stand 46
I am fine artist who is inspired by the sea, sky and human form in my ink on canvas paintings.
Ewa Page (Kent)
Stand 47
My work is influenced by aspects of nature and imagination, I absolutely love working outside in my garden. It connects me with nature and produces the end result of my piece.
Ann Palmer (Kent)
Stand 48
Bright textured seascape oil paintings inspired by immersion in colour, movement and landscape on the coasts of Kent and Cornwall
Jules Wild (Gloucestershire)
Stand 49
Mixed media artist combining a love of bold colour, punchy florals and street art/graffiti references.
Sarah Dalton (County Durham)
Stand 50
Fine Art Ceramics – inspired by a hybrid of my wild Pennine moorland surroundings & my time spent living in the Far East
Janette Ralph (Kent)
Stand 51
Her graphic design career is intrinsically woven into her painting style. Flattening elements, representing its contents through pattern, texture, feeling and colour.
Wendy Golding (Gloucestershire)
Stand 52
As a contemporary artist I emotively interpret the world, using intuitive marks and lines to illustrate movement, light, and texture”.
Beverley Perry (Gloucestershire)
Stand 52
A Cotswold artist who likes to capture the mood and atmosphere of her surroundings, using vibrant colours, textures and light.
Helen Elliott (Carmarthenshire)
Stand 53
Wales based artist-educator with Golden paints and author. Solo exhibitions include Museum of Modern Art, Wales and the Museum of Naif Art, Paris.
Maggie Schmid (Carmarthenshire)
Stand 54
I am a fused glass artist living in West Wales. Glass is unpredictable. That is where the magic happens.
Gail Mason (North Somerset)
Stand 55
Award-winning artist takes colour for a dance rather than a ‘line for a walk’. Intuitive, painterly, fictive landscapes.
Martin Turner (Bristol)
Stand 56
Local artist Martin Turner specialises in hyperrealist pencil drawings that have to be seen to be believed.
Sarah Heppner (Worcestershire)
Stand 57A
I use still life to create imaginative compositions where I aim to achieve a high level of beauty and presence.
Marion Deacon (Surrey)
Stand 57B
Marion creates ethereal tree inspired paintings that immerse you in the light and shade of woodlands allowing you to pause, to be calm and to be enveloped by the joyful colour of our natural world.
Jamie Ampleford (Exeter)
Stand 58
Evocative oil paintings capturing the drama and beauty of the wild open spaces of the West Country.Jamie is a Devon based artist specialising in oil painting. His work focuses on portraiture, landscape and still life.
Studio Kavachi (West Midlands)
Stand 59
Vibrant, joyful & uplifting contemporary art on canvas, in impasto style by Swati Sinha.
Tess Armitage (Somerset)
Stand 60
Evocative oil paintings capturing the drama and beauty of the wild open spaces of the West Country.
Dan Holden (Worcestershire)
Stand 61
Dan has a unique style, using the physicality of his materials to convey positive emotional energy through layered abstracted artworks.
Diane Haddon-Moore (Hampshire)
Stand 62
Using a contemporary approach Diane transforms scenes and landscapes into original stunning paintings filled with bright vibrant colours.
Agnes Pollock (Bath)
Stand 63
Agnes is a Dutch artist who paints contemporary and contemplative still life in oil.
Shelly Perkins (Worcestershire)
Stand 64
Shelly’s wildlife prints aim to convey the beauty and fragility of nature, from the landscapes and nature of the UK and beyond
Magnolia Restrepo Correa (Leeds)
Stand 66
Magnolia delights in giving life to each piece by fusing and transforming metals and strives to use ethically sourced materials
Jocelyn Horsfall (London)
Stand 67
Award winning photographic artist, specialising in painterly and impressionistic images of flowers, foliage and the natural world.
Louise Bougourd (Devon)
Stand 68
I create abstracted landscapes, inspiration is drawn from both the landscape and the inner landscape of the human condition.
Pete Bryden (Monmouthshire)
Stand 69
Pete’s creative paintings vary from totally non-representational abstract to semi-abstract imaginary landscapes inspired by the stunning Wye Valley
Ali Woodgate (Dorset)
Stand 70
A contemporary painter of flowers and local scenes in acrylic on canvas, sometimes bright and colourful but also muted shades.
Paula Jobson (Herefordshire)
Stand 70
Paula lives in Hereford. She works in acrylics and is fascinated by everyday life experiences and the energy of things
Sarah Heather (Cambridgeshire)
Stand 70
Resisting the desire to be perfect, accepting that my brushstrokes show my unique style, and enjoying the messy artistic process.
Astrig Akseralian (Cambridgeshire)
Stand 71A
Astrig paints in a playful, contemporary, narrative style, depicting her love of flora and fauna.
Emma Catherine Debs (Bristol)
Stand 71B
Contemporary Artist Emma Catherine works intuitively using layers of oil and gold leaf focussing on the tranquillity of nature.
Hemali Modha (Bristol)
Stand 72
Beautiful, evocative paintings exploring the natural world. by award-winning British Asian, Hemali Modha.
Gloria Mortensen (Bath)
Stand 73
Gloria explores the evocative correspondence between her roots and design of the past
Estevan Mortensen Endara (Bath)
Stand 73
Understanding how the plants are transformed in space with all its complexity, simplicity, abstraction and reality become present.
Gosia Karski (Bath)
Stand 74
Surrealist artist who creates paintings in which reality merges with emotions and dreams.
Katherine Stainton (Dorset)
Stand 75
Katherine focuses her attention on capturing the effortless nature of animal groups, and their ability to survive as one.
Mark Pender (Dorset)
Stand 76
Bath born and Dorset based, I specialise in whimsical or fantastical narrative oil paintings. Commissions including illustration and murals considered.
Miranda Pender (Dorset)
Stand 77
Miranda’s landscapes are quirky and colourful, playing with curve and contour to express the essence of her favourite places.
Patrick Wilkins (Suffolk)
Stand 78
I draw Edward Hopper influenced realist pictures, often of places I’ve visited in the US, also places around the UK.
Sara Bentley (Vale of Glamorgan)
Stand 79
Sara is an abstract artist living in Wales, whose work is inspired by the beauty, texture of the surrounding landscape
Helen Brown (Derbyshire)
Stand 80
British contemporary artist. I paint landscapes, seascapes and atmospheric skies in oils.
Jenny Chan (Warwickshire)
Stand 81
Jenny creates unique ceramic figurative sculptures and mixed media wall pieces.
Peter Blakesley (Derbyshire)
Stand 82
Award winning Devon Artist, reflecting the beauty of the sea and landscape in the South West