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Branch Arts

Weekend of Creativity at Wilcote Studios with Alf Löhr

“10% of sales goes to his chosen charity Amnesty International UK. ”

Days out with Dad

From 20 - 23 May, Branch Arts presents a weekend of art exhibitions, talks and events at Wilcote Art Studios & Gallery. In the gallery, we exhibit Alf Löhr: Good Poetry is Hard to Find. This will be the internationally acclaimed abstract artist's first Oxfordshire show and 10% of sales goes to his chosen charity Amnesty International UK.

The exhibition will be accompanied by Wilcote Artists Open Studios and a programme of events and talks, including a children's art workshop, a panel discussion with Bridewell gardens and a talk with Alf himself.

Open daily 11am - 5pm

You can view the events here: https://www.branch-arts.com/events

Modern Artisan

A World of Craft Tradition and Innovation

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Clay Brown Julie Rodrigues Rosalind Holley Lucy Muigai. Photo Credit Mykola Romanovskyy min lfihky

Wed 16 Oct 2024

Louder Than Words Festival

In September, the largest-ever gathering of B Corps took place at the inaugural Than Words Festival in Oxford. The organisers' aim was to harness the power of people using business as a force for good, put ideas into action and tackle the issues that matter.

Mon 14 Oct 2024

Marilyn Monroe

A New Exhibition

This October a new exhibition will showcase 250 historic objects from the largest private collection of ‘Marilyn-bilia’ in the world. Offering a rare and unprecedented glimpse into the private world of Marilyn Monroe, the exhibition opens for a limited run at Arches London Bridge this October.

Fri 4 Oct 2024

Inspired by The Ashmolean’s Animals

This autumn, a limited-edition hand-printed book by Artweeks artist Deb Sutcliffe, Animals in Antiquity, promises a series of stunning linocuts each derived from sketches of striking sculptures and painted ceramics in the collections of Oxford’s Ashmolean Museum.