ArtFair2025

This year 2025 the ArtFair Event will take place across the weekend of 30th and 31st August, at The Town Hall, Hornsea, HU18 1PA.  

Hornsea Art Society Members will be showing and selling their artwork and craft at this two-day event in August.

We have 24 local Artists and Makers, ACROSS TWO FLOORS,  lined up for what should prove to be an exciting weekend.

We are inviting the general public and fellow Artists and Makers from across the East Riding to come and meet our local Artists and Makers and share and exchange ideas, and to have the opportunity to buy affordable artwork directly from the makers. 

All the Artists and Makers to be featured appear in the list below.

Meanwhile make a note in your diary and keep watching out for more info as well as finding us on facebook: Hornsea Art Society and instagram: @Hornsea.art.society or email: Hornsea.art.committee@gmail.com

Artists in the list appear in alphabetical order. If contact details for any of the artists do not appear, you can contact them via the website email: website@hornseaartsociety.co.uk

For hints and tips for anyone having a table at the ArtFair or any other fair, check out Cate Scott’s Handy Guide. Click here.

 

Sylvia Barker

I am at my most creative painting in acrylic and incorporating collage. I have recently started using Gelli printing techniques

email: sylviabarker63@gmail.com

 

Pam Bennett

Fun art to make you smile. Pam paints on reclaimed roofing slates. They are varnished, so may be displayed inside or outside.

 

Pauline Birdi

I mainly enjoy painting in watercolours and occasionally acrylics. I also create collage pictures using various materials and papers I have made myself.

 

Wendy Bowser

I enjoy exploring new ways of creative artwork. Recently seaglass has inspired my latest creative direction, along with other crafts. ALL proceeds are in aid of Yorkshire Cancer Research.

email: wendy.bowser38@icloud.com

 

Carol Carter

I work with both polymer clay and artistic wire to make unique pieces of jewellery and aspire to be the best that I can be.

 

Coastal Connections

Jude Howe and Stan Pile at Coastal Connections work with glass, ceramics and paint and run regular glass fusing workshops at 23 Newbegin, Hornsea

website: coastal-connections-1.sumupstore.com 
email: judehowe1@gmail.com

 

Rebekka Grayston

My artwork consists of different art projects from oil paintings of different animals with funky colourful backgrounds to flower paintings with gouache paints which have been made into prints and cards. Within the last year using air dry clay I have made flowers for pots, plant sticks and green men! All different fun projects.

 

Phil Hargreaves

I paint in various media, mainly impressionistic landscapes but moving increasingly towards abstraction.

email: hengate@aol.com

 

Joan Hudson

I love looking through spaces or gaps to a focal point beyond. Media: acrylic and mixed media using a palette knife.

email: joanmhud@yahoo.co.uk
instagram: joannieroamy

 

Angela Howell

I love The Outdoors and take  inspiration from my visits to the coast and countryside. I’m a mixed media artist and enjoy experimenting.

 

Sharon Lomax

A mixed media style being a mixture of watercolour, ink and acrylic. Nature and portraits are what float my boat.

email: sharon.lomax@btinternet.com
instagram: lomax.sharon

 

Aileen Marozzi

Working mainly in acrylics I take my inspiration from local landscapes and seascapes creating big skies and water images.

email: ailormar1@icloud.com

 

Martin Piper

Contemporary landscapes of the Hornsea area/East coast successfully exhibited the last couple of years. The landscapes are more about space, local colour and an underlying metaphysical element. My work has had a conceptual element in the past, mainly sculpture in the 1970s and 80s.

 

Liz Pullen

Some printmaking this year but mostly painting in acrylic, especially enjoying bright colours and textures.

email: lizpullen.lp@gmail.com

 

Valerie Reeves

I paint on roofing slates using alkyd oils. Subjects: animals, especially cats; birds; flowers; gardens; land and seascapes. Anything really, except humans!

 

Alison Roberts

I usually work in acrylics or soft pastels but enjoy having a go with most other mediums.

 

Ann Roberts

I work mainly in acrylics, mostly producing semi-abstract land and sea scapes.  I also enjoy using mixed media to add interest to my artistic endeavours.

email: robertsannn@sky.com

 

Jean Scaife

I work in pen, charcoal, watercolour and acrylic. Recently dabbling in conte pen which I’m really enjoying.

 

Cate Scott

I love the unexpected ways colour and form meld to produce an exciting piece of work; exploring pieces diverse in subject and execution is my ambition.

website: catescottart.co.uk
email: info@catescottart.co.uk
instagram: @cate.scott.art
facebook: Cate Scott Art

 

Kay Stanton

Kay is an eclectic artist and enjoys working with many different media and styles. The last year has predominantly been a journey into oils.

email: kaystanton@outlook.com

 

Brian Steele

Brian enjoys painting seascapes in acrylics or water mixable oils.

 

Carolyn Taylor

My work has taken on many styles as an artist from landscapes to flowers and anything between. My newest collection will be at the ArtFair.

email: twobusytaylors@sky.com

 

Angela Thorley

I use mainly acrylic paints and enjoy the use of the vibrant but natural colours. Also the delicate tones of watercolour. The subjects I choose are often woodlands, wild flowers, streams, ponds and all things organic in nature. I like to experiment with different mediums and subjects, anything that catches my eye.   

 

Pam Williams

I find watercolour a fascinating medium. It continues to encourage me to be totally engaged in the pleasure of the process itself, and to explore different techniques and themes.

email: pamwilliams@pamwilliamswatercolours.co.uk
website: pamwilliamswatercolours.co.uk