BURWASH MANOR WILL AGAIN BE HOSTING A CAMBRIDGE OPEN STUDIOS EVENT THIS JULY

They've sourced a refreshing, exciting and diverse team of artists specialising in photography, sculpture, jewellery and painting. See examples of the artists' work listed below. The artists will be exhibiting every weekend during July in the artists' marquee, situated at the heart of Burwash Manor.

The exhibition will be held between 11am and 6pm Saturday and Sunday.

Parking and admission is free.

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MATT BROWN
Sculptor

Matt creates wonderful, unique sculptures and time pieces from driftwood and reclaimed material. They can range from small wooden trawlers to large scrap metal passenger liners. The beautiful clocks host a variety of maritime characters from bickering seagulls to playful puffins. A sense of romance, weather and eccentricity runs through his work like a stick of rock - enjoy!

www.homestuffwithhistory.co.uk

JULIA & DANIEL MACK
Photographers

Julia & Dan work together using their accomplished design skills to produce a spectrum of engaging and creative photographs. Every photograph is lovingly created by the things that inspire them, from music, movies or their travels, and are designed to absorb every viewer in a unique way. Their style is simplistic, classic and sometimes just very curious. Nearly all their work is in colour, since they prefer to produce work as the human eye perceives.

www.mackandme.com

HEATHER STOWELL
Jeweller

Heather trained as a jeweller and silversmith at the Guildhall, University of London, where she attained a BA Hons Degree in 1989. Heather is inspired by her love of old buttons, combined with her interest in contemporary design and the new from old ethic. Carefully selected old buttons, made from materials such as mother of pearl, glass or enamel are transformed into eye-catching, contemporary jewellery. The buttons are set by hand in sterling silver, and are a lovely way to preserve the fine workmanship in old buttons.

ALICE THOMSON
Painter

Alice produces modern and eye-catching collections of reportage illustration, her inspiration ranging from the culture of Cambridge, further travels and still life. She works in mixed media concentrating on subtle and original colours combined with delicate line, often incorporating figures with surrounding architecture.

www.alicethomson.co.uk

ANDY WINNARD
Painter

Andy is no ordinary painter. Using rags, rollers, towels, sponges - sometimes a brush or two - he conjures up paintings of mood-soaked scenes, breath-taking plays of light on land or water. Here, all life is still life, but not as we know it. Shifting between the instantly recognisable to the more elusive, his images are relaxed and yet mysterious. Come and see his work and be bowled over.

www.andrewwinnard.blogspot.com