Removed from the Home page, 3 Jan 2026
UPCOMING exhibition, Glasshouse, Nov 8-9th 2025
After a very successful exhibition in November last year we are once again staging another weekend exhibition in the Glasshouse, Jephson Gardens, Leamington Spa.
AMA Exhibition - The Glasshouse, Jephson Gardens, Leamington Spa, 8th and 9th November 2025
Our annual Christmas Social 'Do' :
Dec 9th 5.00 to 7.00 pm
Don't miss this much looked-forward-to Christmas event!
* Leamington Baptist Church
* Bring a plate of food or a bottle to share.
* Light music entertainment provided !
Don't miss this much looked-forward-to Christmas event!
* Leamington Baptist Church
* Bring a plate of food or a bottle to share.
* Light music entertainment provided !
Tuesday November 11th, 10.30 for 11.00am
Frances Carr and John Evans:
Henry Marvell Carr RA - official war artist and portrait painter
AMA members, Frances Carr and John Evans will talk about this artist's career and the interesting people who sat for him, from a young Queen Elizabeth to a lonely matelot (shown here).
Removed from the Home page, 3 April 2025
UPDATED News, at Griffin's Auction House, Warwick
Announcing the Terry Webster Studio Sale
A rare opportunity to acquire one of Terry’s unique sculptures.
The sale has been rescheduled and will now take place:
Tuesday 25th March 2025 from 12.00 midday.
It will be held at Griffin's Auction House, Warwick
Link to Griffin's
CONFIRMED DATE: Tue 25th March 2025
Terry Webster
The AMA lost a much cherished member,Terry Webster, who died on Friday 4th October 2024. Terry was a talented, generous, modest and funny man who will be much missed by his family, friends and the wider artistic community.
The AMA lost a much cherished member,Terry Webster, who died on Friday 4th October 2024. Terry was a talented, generous, modest and funny man who will be much missed by his family, friends and the wider artistic community.
Click here for an appreciation of Terry's life and work from long-time friend and AMA chair, John Hunt.
Click here for details of a major sale of Terry's work which will take place in 25th March 2025 at Griffins Auction Rooms, Warwick.
Click here for Terry's website.
The Singing Monkey
Sheila Graham will be teaming up again this coming Saturday for an afternoon of festive fun with her daughter, silversmith Rosie Bill.
Pottery, jewellery and refreshments, amongst other things.
Pottery, jewellery and refreshments, amongst other things.
Sat. 30th Nov 2024
2.00 - 5.00pm at:
73, Leam Terrace, Leamington, CV31 1DE
2.00 - 5.00pm at:
73, Leam Terrace, Leamington, CV31 1DE
Terry Webster
We are sad to announce that we have lost a much cherished member of our group,Terry Webster who died on Friday 4th October 2024.
Terry was a talented, generous, modest and funny man who will be much missed by his family, friends and the wider artistic community.
Terry was a talented, generous, modest and funny man who will be much missed by his family, friends and the wider artistic community.
Click here for an appreciation of Terry's life and work from long-time friend and AMA chair, John Hunt.
Click here for details of a major sale of Terry's work which will take place in January 2025.
The Singing Monkey
The Booted Raven Cleric
Removed from the Home page, 29 April 2024
Sat 15 June, 10.30 Hill Close Gardens in Warwick (free entry and parking is free for two hours).
'Creativity: a glowing fusebox'
talk by Karen Darlington.
Creativity is work, not just a gift bestowed; materials and tools need to be chosen and gathered; and then, does a muse enter the room or is a zone somehow entered into? How does this process start and how, perhaps more difficult, do we keep it going? Karen will be drawing on some of her favourite sources from diverse subjects such as mountaineering, psychology and literature. She will also be bringing her artist book 'Hope is the Thing with Feathers (Emily Dickinson)' recently released from captivity at the Leamington Art Gallery where it was awarded the Highly Commended Prize at the Open 24 art show.
'Creativity: a glowing fusebox'
talk by Karen Darlington.
Creativity is work, not just a gift bestowed; materials and tools need to be chosen and gathered; and then, does a muse enter the room or is a zone somehow entered into? How does this process start and how, perhaps more difficult, do we keep it going? Karen will be drawing on some of her favourite sources from diverse subjects such as mountaineering, psychology and literature. She will also be bringing her artist book 'Hope is the Thing with Feathers (Emily Dickinson)' recently released from captivity at the Leamington Art Gallery where it was awarded the Highly Commended Prize at the Open 24 art show.
The images opposite are taken from Karen's book, 'Hope is the Thing with Feathers (Emily Dickinson)' which is in the Leamington Open.
