top of page
Welcome to Wilmslow Art
WILMSLOW ART 2026
When:
Friday 2nd October, 6-8pm
Saturday 3rd October, 10-5pm
Sunday 4th October, 12-4pm
Where:
URC Church Halls, Chapel Lane, Wilmslow, SK9 1PR
Please sign up to our email newsletter to receive details of our upcoming event and more information about our artists. We will announce 2027 dates for artist applications after the 2026 show via our newsletter.
ARTIST APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED
for Wilmslow Art 2026
Tracy Kaye Poole
@tkaye_ceramica
Sculpturally, Tracy works with the connection animals have with the earth and humans, and the feeling of ‘otherness’ that we can experience in our relationship with them. Her smoke/pit fire work is wheel thrown and hand built and connects to nature, seasons, weather and time.
Sculpturally, Tracy works with the connection animals have with the earth and humans, and the feeling of ‘otherness’ that we can experience in our relationship with them. Her smoke/pit fire work is wheel thrown and hand built and connects to nature, seasons, weather and time.
Gabi Komar-Dixon
Gabi's ceramics celebrate the tactile joy of working with clay, where each piece invites you to experience it's organic shapes, patterns and textures.
Carol Rogerson ceramics
Carol’s work is inspired by the colours, silhouettes and industrial architecture of the North.
Sophie Victoria Anderson
Sophie handcrafts small-scale metal forms and contemporary jewellery
Bob Bernard
Bob uses oils and pastels, employing expressive mark making and colour to capture the dramatic physical structures of the Peaks
Nerissa Cargill Thompson
Nerissa Cargill Thompson is a contemporary textile and mixed media artist.
willowgoatcrafts.jpg
Des Gillan works with brown willow and living willow, creating larger individual pieces and love making smaller garden decorations so all people can have a bit of willow in their garden.
Peter Davis
Peter is a prize-winning professional fine artist based in Wilmslow. He paints urban landscapes and contemporary portraits in acrylic, and ink on upcycled paper ‘bagsy’ drawings.
Margaret Steeden
Margaret uses natural dyes in her textile work. She recycle textiles to form part of her work including vintage linens.
@inspired_textiles
@inspired_textiles
Margaret Veldman-Jones
Margaret continuously aims to push the boundaries between abstract and realism, trying not to let the work reveal itself in one glance. Acrylic paint is her medium of choice.
Jo Lavelle
Jo's jewellery style stems from patterns in nature that create repeated forms with beautiful intricate details.
Karin Sheldon Handmade Silver and Gold
Artist in precious metals. Handmade in the UK: golds, silver, platinum.
Rebecca Lawley
Rebecca Lawley is a designer/maker of contemporary jewellery and silver tablewear.
Sylvia Glover
Sylvia Glover created tactile, satisfying ceramics for the home.
Judith Brown jewellery
Judith's most recent jewellery collection, Foliage, is inspired by the details in wild flowers and leaves. She uses silver wire, and stitches, loops, twists and wraps to create intricate, delicate jewellery, adding glass beads for subtle colour and texture.
Ray Rhind
Ray Rhind crafts fine wood turned items.
Marilyn Rhind
A self taught artist, painting for almost 20 years. Marilyn works mainly in oils.
Kylie Yeung
Kylie is a skilled designer-maker who is passionate about creating beautiful and wearable jewellery pieces.
Lisa Watson
Lisa designs & makes handmade quilts, blankets, cushions & more for your home.
Tine Dalgaard
Norwegian Tine Dalgaard has made the North West her home. She creates beautiful ceramics in a process that she has come to adore.
Fishink
Explore the creative world of Fishink. Craig, the Manchester artist behind Fishink specialises in hand-drawn illustrations and art prints.
Alex Jabore
Professional artist and long distance hiker. Alex specialises in the ballet.
@jaboreoriginal
@jaboreoriginal
Gemma Thorpe
Gemma transforms ocean treasures and plastic waste into beautiful, meaningful art.
Jo Bull Jewellery
Jeweller, designer, lapidarist. Specialising in milk sea glass jewellery.
www.jobulljewellery.com
www.jobulljewellery.com
Nicholas Marsh
Nick’s present work is a combination of high and low temperature-fired vessels and sculptures. Each piece is carefully textured and glazed, then fired in kilns that enhance and flame-paint the surfaces.
bottom of page