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Art Course: Learn to Draw or hone your skills with local artist and teacher Doug Eyre Every Tuesday from February 21st Download the flyer
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Curator: Clare Pollard, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford Utagawa Hiroshige (1797 – 1858) is one of the best known of all Japanese woodblock print designers. He is particularly renowned for his landscape prints, which are among the most frequently reproduced of all Japanese works of art. These were hugely successful both in Japan and in the West. Their unusual compositions and masterly expression of [...]
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Views of Mount Fuji Visit the museum and see Hiroshige's Japan exhibition to inspire your entry. Create your own art work depicting Mount Fuji using any medium, e.g. paint, pastels, inks, collage, no larger than A3. Please include your name, age, school and contact phone number on the back of your entry. Prizes will be [...]
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We are very excited to be receiving a case of local Ice Age finds to have on display at the museum. More details to follow.
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Admission to talks: £10 to include a glass of wine Talk start time: Admission at 6.30 pm, Talk begins at 7.00 pm Alexis Paterson joined the Three Choirs Festival Association as Chief Executive at the start of 2016, following five years at Cheltenham Music Festival. She has also previously worked with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra, Presteigne Festival, [...]
Find out moreOur second special exhibition of 2018 will be themed on World War One Born in 1932, John Noott well remembers talk of the Great War as the country was busy preparing itself for the Second World War. These were formative events in a young life and proved to be foundational for a later passion that [...]
Find out moreConcert start time: Admission at 5.00 pm, Concert begins at 5.30 pm Tickets are available exclusively through the Broadway Arts Festival website.
Find out moreTalk start time: Admission at 5.00 pm, Talk begins at 5.30 pm An illustrated talk from Charlie Calder-Potts, a young, female war artist, well-known for her art from Afghanistan, Syria and Iraq Tickets are available exclusively through the Broadway Arts Festival website.
Find out moreAdmission to concert: £10 to include a glass of wine Concert start time: Admission at 6.00 pm, Concert begins at 6.30 pm War themed songs performed by the Children of St Mary's Primary School, Broadway and the residents of Rooftops Care Home, Broadway With singer-song writer Deborah Rose
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Curator: Katherine Wodehouse, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford Our third special exhibition of 2018 will showcase prints from the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford When Claude Monet (1840–1926) entitled his 1873 painting Impression: Sunrise he unwittingly inspired the, initially derisory, title by which he and his fellow artists would henceforth be known. Renowned primarily as oil painters, the Impressionists [...]
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