Scarborough artists
MIRIAM ROBSON
Studio: Tanglewood, The Wild Woodsmen, Ringing Keld Hill Miriam is an artist and craftsperson, whose work focuses on the use of natural and repurposed materials, a connection to nature and sense of creative play, fun and exploration. SARAH VENUS
Studio: Whin Brow Cottage, Hood Lane, Cloughton Sarah is principally but not exclusively a printmaker. Judith Ellis
Studio: Cowclose Farm, Wrea Head, Scalby
Judith’s paintings and monoprints are about the process of mark making and sometimes incorporate script. Her present series of oil paintings is monochrome and geometric. MICHAEL ATKIN
Studio: Byways, Low Street, Scalby
The people in Michael’s etchings give scale to the landscape: a chance encounter, a moment of unbridled passion, an amusement of some sort. He uses six antique printing presses. ADAM KING
Studio: Gladstone Studio, 2-4 Gladstone Lane, Scarborough Adam’s recent works are potent portraits that are colourful, playful and somewhat humorous. LINDSEY TYSON
Studio: 1/01 Woodend Creative Workspace, The Crescent, Scarborough
Lindsey creates tactile home and fashion accessories. Incorporating her own fabric designs results in her unique style. Products include artwork, vases, bowls, lampshades, cushions, scarves, brooches, key-rings and cards. ANGELA CHALMERS
Studio 113, Woodend Creative Workspace, The Crescent, Scarborough
Angela creates photograms using a camera-less photography technique. Her cyanotypes, which are often called blueprints, are produced by placing plants and flowers onto lightsensitive paper and exposing them to sunlight. TINA MAMMOSER
Studio: 9 Royal Avenue, Scarborough
Inspired by the coast, Tina’s paintings are soft abstracts of light and colour, which is sometimes framed by the shoreline geology of rock outcrops or cliffs. RACHEL WELFORD
Studio: Stable Studio, 14 Royal Crescent Lane, Scarborough Rachel creates glass for architectural spaces. Her work explores its transparency and reflectivity and how it can be combined with natural light to create constantly changing artworks. SHIRLEY VAUVELLE
Studio: Lebberston Hall, Manor View Road, Lebberston Shirley makes unique sculptures and wall-hung pieces using driftwood and ceramic hand built components. Her work is shown and admired in galleries nationally and internationally and collected across the world. LESLEY SEEGER
Venue: Lebberston Hall, Manor View Road, Lebberston Lesley’s landscapes, interior and exterior, depict the mood of place. Her current paintings are a hybrid between the real and imagined using wellknown locations as inspiration. Scarborough Open Studios runs from Saturday June 3 to Sunday June 4 and Saturday June 10 to Sunday June 11. Studios are open from 10.30am to 5.30pm.