Join us at Fen Ditton Gallery for our Autumn / Winter Group Exhibition
We are delighted to welcome back to the gallery renowned ceramicist Annie Turner, who first exhibited at the gallery in September 2022. She grew up beside the Deben learning to sail, swim and fish for herring using driftnets. Her passion for, and immersion in, this intertidal landscape was born of a working connection to the river which continues to exert major influence on her ceramic forms.
Other exhibition highlights include the introduction of Cambridge-based artist Tess Recordon to the gallery. Tess’ work explores the space between landscape and abstraction using the theme of travel and memory. These are not traditional landscapes showing a particular view or scene - but aim instead to capture the atmosphere, smell and essence of a place experienced over time.
This is an evolving exhibition with new works and artists being added throughout its course. These artists include:
Willard Boepple (courtesy of The Print Studio, Cambridge); Andrew Carter; Stephen Chambers; Fiona Fouhy; Sarah Gillespie; Paul Hart; Felix Higham; Kittie Jones; Jim Partridge; Tess Recordon; David Stonehouse; Annie Turner; Hannah White; Olly Williamson
Please join us on Thursday 6th November 6 - 8pm for a Special Preview (RSVP here)
Exhibition dates: Saturday 8th November - Sunday 14th December
Open weekends 10am - 5pm
Other times by appointment, contact info@fendittongallery.com to book
Date: 2017
Screenprint on Somerset Velvet 300gsm
Size (unframed): 56 × 62.9cm
Edition size: 20
Published by Kip Gresham Editions and carries the studio blindstamp
Framed
Date: 2021
Screenprint on BFK Rives Grey 270gsm
Size (unframed): 49 x 50
Edition size: 30
Published by Kip Gresham Editions and carries the studio blindstamp
Framing available on request
Screenprint on Arches Noir 250gsm
2015
Edition of 40
Printed with Kip Gresham at The Print Studio, Cambridge
Print size: 67.7 × 90cm
Framed
A mezzotint study of the from Sarah Gillespie’s ongoing project documenting the endangered UK moth species
Mezzotint engraving
2019
Edition of 20
Framed
Paper size: 57 × 57cm
A mezzotint study of the from Sarah Gillespie’s ongoing project documenting the endangered UK moth species
Mezzotint engraving
2020
Edition of 20
Framed
Image: 12.5 × 17.5cm
Paper: 19.5 × 24cm
Sarah Gillespie’s latest mezzotint engraving in her ongoing study of the endangered UK moth species
Mezzotint engraving
2024
Edition of 30
Image: 62.5cm x 50cm
Framed: 77 × 65cm
Artist-made selenium toned silver gelatin print
Last remaining print in the edition: 12/12
Image size: 50 x 40cm
Overall framed size: 74 x 63cm
Museum standard conservation framing with AR70 glass
Artist-made selenium toned silver gelatin print
Ed. 2/50
Image size: 18 × 18cm
Overall framed size: 32 x 32 cm
Museum standard conservation framing - print under traditional window mount
Artist-made selenium toned silver gelatin print
Ed. 3/8
Size : Overall / image 440 x 440 mm
Museum standard conservation framing - print dry mounted onto aluminium
This engraved bowl is inspired by nature's elemental beauty, the repetition of a single leaf gives this bowl a strong vivid design.
These pieces make an eye catching graphic statement. Each of the bowls has a white rim, and is finely engraved on the inside of the piece.
Expertly made by master glassmaker Stephen Gillies, the design is engraved by Kate Jones.
Each one is signed on the foot, as a guarantee of authenticity.
H11cm ø15cm.
This engraved bowl is inspired by nature's elemental beauty, the repetition of a single leaf gives this bowl a strong vivid design.
These pieces make an eye catching graphic statement. Each of the bowls has a white rim, and is finely engraved on the inside of the piece.
Expertly made by master glassmaker Stephen Gillies, the design is engraved by Kate Jones.
Each one is signed on the foot, as a guarantee of authenticity.
H11cm ø15cm.
Each image is derived from drawings made in the field. Kittie hand draws each layer before exposing it onto a screen striving to keep the freshness of the hand-drawn mark whilst mixing it with more graphic layers of flat colour.
Screenprint
Edition of 18
56 × 38cm
Unframed
Screenprint
Edition 19/25
Paper size: 24 x 30.5 cm
Framed
Printed with Carol Robertson, Graal Press
Courtesy of the Barns-Graham Trust