Autumn2012

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Visit our fundraiser exhibition in the gallery or online at www.newashgate.org.uk until 22 September.

Thank you for your supportThe New Ashgate Gallery is an

educational charity, dedicated

to promote and champion

the best contemporary art

and craft and to provide

an unparalleled resource in

Farnham, Surrey and beyond.

We support and mentor artists,

deliver workshops and host

school visits. While we have

no regular public funding, we

would like to thank our friends

and artists for their kind and

generous support.

Craig Shuttlewood

Front cover: Billie Tilley

Votes counted from the Surrey Artists Open Studios summer event were tallied and the artists with the most votes have been invited to showcase their work as a part of the exhibition. The public are asked to vote again during the show to chose their overall favourite. The votes are counted by visitors, and a selected panel of judges will decide the Surrey Artist of the Year 2012. The winning artist will be announced at a prize presentation on 19 October, and the prize includes a solo exhibition at the New Ashgate Gallery.

Baines Surrey Artist of the Year

Christine Hopkins

Artists include: Amanda Cobbett, Emma Dunbar, Chris Forsey, Gillian Harris, Christine Hopkins, Jo Lovelock, Fiona Millais, Peg Morris, Tessa Pearson, Roger Roberts, Joe Szabo, Jean Tolkovsky, and Barbara Westwell.

The exhibition is organised with Surrey Arts and supported by Baines Charitable Trust.

Catalogue available at: www.lulu.com

7 September – 20 OctoberPrivate view: Friday 7 September, 6–8pmPavilion Gallery

The Surrey Artist of the Year competition gives recognition to the artists who have taken part in the Surrey Open Studios event. The prize is in its fourth year and celebrates the partnership between the New Ashgate Gallery and the Surrey Artists Open Studios.

Autumn Craft Collection1 September – 9 November | Craft GalleriesPrivate view: 7 September, 6–8pm

Richard Miller; Margaret Gardiner; Lucy Burley; Carys Davies; Ken Eardley.

Glass Jake Mee; Shakspeare Glass.

Jewellery Naomi McIntosh; Ruth Wood; Emily Burnett; Nicola Crawford; Claire Williams; Bea Jareno; Lois Carson; Camilla Hyde; Hannah Bedford.

Textiles Janie Withers; Rebecca Shreeve; Victoria Richards; Helen Chatterton.

Sculpture Jill Walker

Lucy HardingLucy is an emerging talent. She is a graduate of a Contemporary Crafts BA Hons course at Manchester Metropolitan University, specialising in Ceramics and Textiles. She recently won the ‘Outstanding Artist Award’ DW�WKH�$UW�0DUNHW�DW�+ROPÀUWK�

Maker in Focus: 1 September – 20 October

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Lucy Harding

The exhibition is curated by Ceri Bridge-Harrington and Alison Woodley. Makers include:

Ceramics Kate Schuricht; Rebecca Callis; Emma Williams; Sherry Richmond; Gale Lewis; Billie Tilley;

Kate Schuricht

Claire Williams

Trisha Crocker has been working in clay and bronze for two decades and her work is informed by play. Therefore, nothing is replicated and all is built from imagination and experimentation. Trisha’s women are about the uniqueness of the female form: their phallic appearance developing through the natural progression of play along with the tactile quality of clay.

The title of the exhibition, Please Touch Me, encourages the viewer to handle the pieces and feel their form, appreciating the many sides of women. It is a reminder that women need to be touched and appreciated for their innate individuality and beauty.

Trisha Crocker was born in Hollywood and has lived in England all of her adult life.

Please Touch Me

25 September – 13 OctoberBalcony Gallery

Trisha Crocker

Trisha Crocker

Visual Diaries brings together three artists. Holly Drewett’s prints explore themes of journey, landscape, architecture and sense of place. ,QÁXHQFHG�E\�,QGLD�DQG�1HSDO��WKH�work celebrates the rich culture and colour that is so prominent in these countries. At the heart of this work is printmaking; intrigued by both traditional and digital techniques the processes are allowed to overlap and the results are used to develop the work. Holly Drewett

24 October – 14 NovemberPrivate view: Friday 26 October, 6–8pmPavilion Gallery & Foyer

Holly Drewett, Joanne Hummel-Newell, Craig Shuttlewood

Visual Diaries:

Joanne Hummel-Newell

24 October – 14 NovemberPrivate view: Friday 26 October, 6–8pmPavilion Gallery & Foyer

26 October – 28 OctoberPrivate view: Friday 26 October, 6–8pmBalcony Gallery

S.W. Hayter

Annual Exhibition of Original 19th & 20th Century art works

Joanne Hummel-Newell collects printed and handwritten ephemera and this is an important part of her creative process. She gathers things, scraps, shopping lists, tickets found on the street, at a train station, pockets, all of a particular appearance—discoloured, loved, lost, stained, beautiful and damaged. All of which become part of Joanne’s drawing cuttings and collage materials.

Craig Shuttlewood is interested in experimenting with surface and layers, and his work has gradually transformed into a visual diary. Colourful paintings on canvas, found wood and panel express quirky illustrative elements and words based on the beauty of everyday observations and stories. Tall buildings, trees, cup cakes, angels and birds all appear along with snippets of found printed materials to make these unique pieces. Open on Sunday 28 October,

11am–4pm

The New Ashgate Gallery is an educational charity that promotes contemporary visual arts and crafts to as wide a public as possible, through a programme of changing exhibitions, projects with artists, makers, and projects of support and development delivered by the trust with local, regional, national and international partnerships and educational events.

New Ashgate GalleryWaggon Yard, Farnham, Surrey, GU9 7PS

gallery@newashgate.org.uk01252 713208

Angels and Patrons Friendship Scheme A Patron receives: invitations to previews of new exhibitions and complimentary drinks with artists and staff; priority invitations to special events and sales.

In addition, an Angel receives: 10% discount on purchases, excluding books, magazines and cards.

Angels and Patrons may also vote in Surrey Artist of the Year exhibition, an annual competition with a top prize of an exhibition in the gallery. You can become a Patron for just £25 a year or an Angel for £60 per year.

We are situated on the edge of Waggon Yard, just off Downing Street.

By road: Farnham is 11 miles south-west of Guildford, Surrey, and is clearly signposted from the A3, A31, M3 and A287. There is a pay and display car park in front of the Gallery. The adjacent car park has four dedicated disabled parking spaces.

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By bus & coach: Buses run from Farnham to surrounding towns and villages, generally every hour. For enquiries contact Traveline on 0871 2002233 or visit traveline.info

Opening hoursTuesday–Saturday 10am–5pm.

Free admission and groups are welcomeAll exhibition rooms are accessible to wheelchair users. Guide dogs are welcome.

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