Timeline arts

08/06/2026

03/06/2026

'August' Peter Joyce 2020 alongside pots by Nic Collins.
Available this week until Sunday when our current exhibition ends. Contact me for further information [email protected]
or visit Furzebrook Studios with open studios for Peter Joyce Wendy Jeavons Art and Rachel Fooks : : Ceramics
10 - 4 pm until Sunday

31/05/2026

27/05/2026

Mike Dodd
On show until 7 June in the current show:
Dorset Exhibition, Modern British Art & Studio Pottery.
Furzebrook Studios
in conjunction with Dorset Art Weeks

26/05/2026

Open until 7pm tomorrow, Wednesday. Exhibition of Modern British Art, Contemporary Painting and Studio Pottery. All welcome. At Furzebrook Studios with Peter Joyce, Wendy Jeavons Art, Rachel Fooks : : Ceramics
Exhibition and open studios continues until 7th June open daily until 4pm, late opening on Wednesdays until 7pm.

25/05/2026

Maurice Cockrill (British 1936 -2013)
Mixed Media on Sandpaper one of two paintings on show in my current exhibition. Seen here with a Carol Cutler vase.
Cockrill - born in Hartlepool, County Durham, he studied at Wrexham School of Art and University of Reading from 1960–64.

He taught at Liverpool College and Nottingham University. He was a central figure in Liverpool's artistic life, regularly exhibiting at the Walker Art Gallery, before his departure for London in 1982

Cockrill's Liverpool work was in line with that of John Baum, Sam Walsh and Adrian Henri, employing Pop and Photo-Realist styles, but later he moved towards Romantic Expressionism, as it was shown in his retrospective at the Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool in 1995. His poetry was published in magazines such as "Ambit" and "Poetry Review”

Cockrill received the John Moores Liverpool Exhibition, in addition to awards from the Arts Council of Great Britain, Flags and other Projects, Royal Festival Hall, the Arts Council of Great Britain (Major Award), and the Arts Council Works of Art in Public Spaces. He was also given a British Council Award in 1985.

Carol Cutler worked at Poole Pottery from 1969 - 78. She is well known and celebrated for her Delphis designs and this work can be found in many important collections including a piece in the Victoria & Albert Museum.

She worked under Guy Sydenham, who at this time, was the head potter at Poole. She also threw and decorated pots for their Atlantis range.

In the past few years, Carol has set up a pottery at home, and has been consistently making new work and enjoying experimenting with slips and glazes dug from Bramble Bush Bay in Poole Harbour. I have a lovely selection of her work, but they're selling out fast!

24/05/2026

Exhibition open and a selection can be viewed on the website. Adrian Heath & Dylan Bowen.

Adrian Heath (1920–1992)
He exhibited at the Musée Carcassonne in 1948, and at the Redfern Gallery, London, from 1953, together with other galleries in London. His work is in the collections of the Tate Gallery and the Hirshhorn Museum, Washington DC.

Dylan Bowen (British 1967-) a ceramic artist renowned for his dynamic slipware pottery that merges traditional techniques with contemporary expression.
Dylan trained with his father, Clive Bowen at Shebbear Pottery in Devon before studying at Camberwell School of Art. He is Fellow of the Craft Potter’s Association and has exhibited widely in the UK and abroad.

Dorset Exhibition, Modern British Art & Studio Ceramics.
23 May - 7 June Furzebrook Studios in conjunction with Peter Joyce Dorset Art Weeks

24/05/2026

Lots to see during Dorset Art Weeks. With Wendy Jeavons Art Rachel Fooks : : Ceramics & Peter Joyce.
Open daily 10-4pm, and until 7pm on wednesdays

23/05/2026

Exhibition opens today & website is live.
Furzebrook Studios, Wareham, Dorset, BH20 5AX
www.timelinearts.co.uk

Alastair Michie painting & Nic Collins Jug

Alastair Michie (British 1921–2008) born in St Omer, France. He studied architecture in Edinburgh and after war service as a pilot in the Royal Air Force had a career as a freelance Illustrator & Graphic Artist. His mother was the celebrated artist Anne Redpath (1899-1964). In 1950 he settled in Wareham, Dorset and by the early 1960s he became deeply involved in painting and sculpture.