Thame Art Crawl 2020, will once again run alongside Thame Arts and Literature Festival.

Returning for its 4th year we will be offering an exciting display of artistic talent in and around Thame town centre. Applications will open in March 2020 so sign up to our mailing list to make sure you hear about it first!

The event will run from 15 – 18 October.

Last year’s Artists:

  • Jackie Birchall
  • Henry Castle
  • Janine Philips
  • Gerry Coles
  • Janet Dunkley
  • Rebecca Rason Flor Ferreira
  • Stuart Feurtado
  • Kerry Newth
  • Debbie Farrell
  • Muffat Prague
  • Cate Wise
  • Satnam Bains
  • Lindsay Dutton
  • Derek Witchell
  • Mandy Bennet
  • Andrea Brewer
  • Liz Dury

Find out more about each artist here

Lindsay Dutton and Andrea Brewer                          exhibiting at White Stuff

Stuart Feurtado                                                               with a promenade exhibition in the shops along Greyhound Walk

Mandy Bennet                                                                 exhibiting at The Deli at No 5

Gerry Coles and Rebecca Rason Flor Ferreira          exhibiting at Pretty Like Pictures 

Debbie Farrell, Janet Dunkley and Kerry Newth      exhibiting at fitch & fellows

Liz Dury and Satnam Bains                                           exhibiting at AGA Thame

Cate Wise and Muffat Prague                                        exhibiting at FROM

Derek Witchell                                                                  exhibiting at Fat Face

Jackie Birchall                                                                   exhibiting at Robert Stanley Opticians

Janine Philips and Henry Castle                                   exhibiting at Priestend Farm Barn

 

A little piece of history

Alongside the artists above, the event also included the work of James Ward RA 1769 – 1859. Ward was a prominent painter of his time and today pieces of his work can be found hanging in galleries including the Tate Britain. A small exhibition was curated from a private collection, owned by members of his family who have been living in Thame for many years.

James Ward