A Festive Exhibition of Objects and Artworks

Bringing together a thoughtful collection of objects and artworks by three generations of artists and makers, this festive exhibition invites you to look past the familiar and discover something new. About The art of fine engraving is demonstrated through the work of Malcolm Appleby in silver, Andy English in wood, and Gillies Jones in glass. Kittie Jones’ expressive screenprints, and the sculptural ceramics of David Stonehouse and Annie Turner explore, in different ways, the experience of being at the water’s edge, and Sarah Gillespie’s exquisite mezzotint engravings celebrate the quiet beauty of the natural world. Our cohort of emerging artists, including Felix Higham (whose debut solo exhibition is opening at the gallery in January 2027 - more info coming soon!), alongside Daisy Nutting, Agnes Treherne and Olly Williamson, are represented through a collection of paintings, drawings, sketches and original prints. And after selling the two exhibited benches by Jim Partridge and Liz Walmsley last month, we are pleased to have a group of newly available turned scorched English oak vessels by Jim. The show will also include wood in a different form, through the domestic wares of Tim Plunkett, a small selection of much-admired works from the Textiles Today? exhibition by artists Jo Barker, Jacob Monk, Mary Restieaux and Ann Sutton, as well as the last two remaining Fen Ditton Blankets by Eleanor Pritchard. We look forward to welcoming you! Private view: Wednesday 18th November, 6 - 8pm ( RSVP here ) Open weekends 10am - 5pm We will be holding Special Weekday Open Days throughout the show… more information to follow Purchase appointments can be made outside opening hours by contacting Hannah on info@fendittongallery.com All works will be available to view and buy online from the 18th November ( request access to the catalogue here ) UK and international shipping available Read more Toggle Photography Sculpture Prints Crafts Drawing Mixed media Painting