Greenwich is buzzing today and will probably be buzzing all weekend. If you drive through Greenwich you will see bunches of people walking around with maps. They are walking around the Greenwich Village Arts Trail.
The Greenwich Village Arts Trail is now in its 5th year, and has attracted even more artists with 23 artists opening their studio doors to the public across 17 sites.
Many of the artists on the Greenwich Village Arts Trail have won multiple awards and have been hung and shown in prestigious art events. The Greenwich Arts Trail 2016 represents a diverse mix of cultural backgrounds, with artists having lived, worked, studied and practised in many corners of the world.
The Greenwich Village Arts Trail 2016 is worth a visit as there are artists who paint with oil, acrylic and watercolour paintings, sculptures, jewellery, pottery, photography, and linen, silk and paper prints on display and for sale.
You might just enjoy a walk along on the Greenwich Village Arts Trail. Visitors can enjoy wonderful bush and waterfront walks as they wander from studio to studio, and choose from four cafes for meals and coffee. Studios are open on the weekend of the 5th and 6th of November 2016, from 10am to 4pm. Train, ferry and bus stops are all within a short distance of the trail and maps are available at the local shops or on the website.
If you did not make it today, don’t panic it is on tomorrow. In the Cove did a quick tour of as many artists as we could. Here is a sample of what you will see on the Greenwich Village Arts Trail 2016.
Anthea Bosenberg
Anthea is a print maker who explores alternative media. You can check out her website here.
John Koulaouzos
John is an oil on canvas painter and you can visit his website here.
Nicola Hart
Nicole is a ceramics artist and her website is here.
Maryanne Parry
Maryanne is a contemporary mixed media painter.
Peter Staveley
Peter is a mixed media painter.
Studio Bonnie
The Studio Bonnie team are screen printing and handcrafted textiles artists. You can read more about them here.
Jane Brookes
Jane is a mixed medium beaded jewellery artist.
Jamlya Humphries
Jamlya is a contemporary silk artist.
Susie Shatwell
Susie is a ceramics artist who has been potting for over 20 years
Jenny Wiggins
Jenny is a contemporary and functional ceramics artist.
Carleen Devine
Carleen is a ceramics and stoneware ceramic artist
Elizabeth Anderson
Elizabeth is a watercolours artist
Gulcin Seven
Gulcin is a handbuilt sculptor.
Lyn Burns
Lyn is a pastel drawing artist.
Petrina Slaytor
Petrina is a domestic and garden ceramic artist.
Amanda Harrison
Amanda is a ceramic and bronze sculptor. You can find out more about her at her website.
Cathy Jager
Cathy is a jeweller.
Mclean Ryan
McLean Ryan or Mac is an indigenous painter and her work is amazing. ITC really was blown away.
Dana Dion
Dana is a contemporary painter. You can read more about Dana here.
Lucinda Chambers
Lucinda is an artist who sells floral paintings and embroidery items (such as pillows). Her husband is also selling plants.
Melissa McElhone
Melissa is a ceramics artist who has also been a finalist in sculptures by the sea.
Andrew Richardson
Andrew is a marine photographer. His website is here.
Susan Rothwell
Susan is a contemporary artist who works with oil and watercolours.
The Greenwich Arts Trail Map
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