Category: Dorset Art and Antiques

What’s on show in 2025?

Fanny Charles looks ahead to what’s coming this year January is an odd time in the art world – some galleries carry their December/Christmas exhibitions...

Fettled, smoothed and sworn at

Christmas joy at Sturminster Newton workhouse chapel ‘The workhouse was not just a building; it was the collective pain and suffering of those who found...

Peter Ursem – 25 years of printmaking

A Dutch artist who came to North Dorset in the 1990s celebrates a quarter of a century of creativity in Dorset and Cornwall At the...

Why this chair?

The art of making patterns of chairs helps Shaftesbury artist Zara McQueen to tell her own story and those of other families As a social...

Form and function … and food

Jennie Gilbert’s taste for great design makes for pottery that you really want to eat off. Fanny Charles talks to Chalke valley potter Jennie...

Charles Church, master of the equestrian portrait

From washing dishes in Newmarket to Royal commissions, leading equestrian artist Charles Church answers the 19 random questions Interview by Sally Cooper Charles Church’s reputation as...

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Dorset’s master of strings

Dorset luthier Jeremy Walsh on listening to the wood, a double bass jigsaw, holding a $15m Stradivarius and Friday night rave music In his self-built...
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Framing the past – Job Pottle’s story

A prolific photographer from the 1880s to the 1920s, Job Pottle captured local life from children to Churchill, the royal family to railways workers. Job...

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