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80 global artists - including some from the Isle of Wight - have had their work selected for DiEM Voice exhibition
Isle of Wight Art
Perhaps it’s the beautiful landscapes or the refreshing coastline, we’re not sure, but something on the Isle of Wight certainly inspires creativity in those who live here.
We have some wonderful artists living and working on the Island, exhibiting in galleries, from their studios or online. Find out more about them in this section.
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Engage in the evolving art narrative with Kathy Williams' latest installation at Quay Arts from 20th January
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Isle of Wight photographers have donated their shots and Ztam have donated time, materials and a great deal of effort to the Big Art Auction for St Helens School. Bidding runs until 8pm on 31st May.
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Guido Oakley's sculpture includes diamonds, amethyst, crystals, emeralds amongst other precious elements - the money for raised The Amber Foundation will help homeless young people get back on their feet
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There’s an opportunity to attend a coffee, cake and fundraising morning at the Creative Hub, as well as an intimate live music event with Paul Armfield headlining
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The 1839 Eglinton Tournament was an attempt to recreate a full scale medieval tournament. It provided a legacy of an artistic and cultural movement that defined the age. Find out more at Vectis Decorative and Fine Arts Society lecture.
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Work by seven artists reflecting loss, change and transformation
will be features at Art_house_life @ 35 Madeira Road this Ventnor Fringe Festival. Book your free tour now
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Next stage of Luke Ellison's Coastal Abstraction series.
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Artswork's Louise Govier emphasised the importance of creativity in daily life for problem solving, mental health, skill development and confidence building. Listen to the podcast within
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Ventnor Exchange nears its funding goal to transform a builders' yard into a lively community and creative space
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With over 4,500 tickets sold Ventnor was buzzing with activity all week for the ninth Ventnor Fringe Festival. Despite the weather, it was a huge success. Here's to 2019!
