Winsham Art Club

 

Winsham Art Group was founded in 1960 by John Thirtle FRSA who offered free tuition for a year. He quickly surrounded himself with a dozen or so enthusiastic amateur painters. Interest grew rapidly, and in 1966 Winsham Art Club was formed, led by Tim Spilsbury.

From then on the Art Club established itself as a teaching club and has been an important factor in the development of many talented amateur artists.

Each year the club holds an exhibition of its members work, the first being held in 1962.

The club now holds regular workshops in most of the popular media, during its Autumn and Winter terms. Outdoor painting sessions are held in the Summer.

The Winsham Art Club concerns itself with many different aspect of artistic creativity, and workshops are offered on many different forms of expression, some examples of which appear on this web page . The examples below were created by Karen Hodgson.












New members of all levels of ability are welcome. Indoor sessions are held in the Jubilee Hall on Monday afternoons.

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MEMBER'S NOTICES 

Message from Suzy-17th March 2025

 Dear all,
We will be holding our AGM on Monday, 24th MarchThis will be followed by a session using negative shapes to create a still life in acrylics or mixed media.

I attach herewith the Agenda as well as the Summer Programme starting on 28th April. Also see below.

Best wishes

Suzy

 

Dear all,

For our next workshop on Monday - ‘ink and watercolour landscapes’ - Libby Jukes asks that you bring the following:

An A3 watercolour pad and one of the sheets needs to be stretched on a board please. 
Sepia ink(Windsor &Newton is good )
Watercolour paints
Masking tape 
Brushes large and small for instance size 2 and 8 
Kabab stick 
Kitchen roll 
2water pots 

Best wishes
Suzy

PS for those of you who gave me clay pieces to fire, all has been fired without mishap.  Please let me know if you’re planning to come to this session or if you would prefer to collect your work from me directly.

 

 

 

 

 

Message from Suzy Nacrour

Dear All, 

On Monday (16th December)we'll be painting wintery village scenes.  You are welcome to work in acrylics, watercolours, pastels, pens or whatever combo you like.

There will be masking fluid and candles for those who want to create snowy effects with watercolours.  Please bring your own inspiration images to work from or by all means use one of the ones attached here.(See my e-mail!)

There will be mince pies! 

Happy Christmas to all of our members!

STOP PRESS! See below just three pictures that resulted from the above workshop!


2025-Spring Programme



As the above dates get nearer, a note will usually be posted on this web page advising members of the detail of the session, and the materials needed. This usually appears about a week before the event