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Art lovers have chance to visit Hilltop Studio in Tilehurst next month

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
Monday, April 21, 2025 4:50 am
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Kerry Webb

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Art lovers will have the chance to visit Hilltop Studio in Tilehurst this May as part of the West Berkshire & North Hampshire Open Studios event.

The studio will be open from 11am to 5pm for three weekends – May 10th-11th, 17th-18th, and 24th-25th – as well as on Bank Holiday Monday, May 26th. It’s free to enter and there is no obligation to buy. Simon and Kerry look forward to welcoming you.

Visitors will be able to watch artists Simon Pink and Kerry Webb at work as they paint and discuss their creative processes. A selection of original paintings, prints, and cards will also be available for purchase directly from the artists.

Simon Pink: Capturing Nature’s Beauty

Berkshire-born artist Simon Pink is celebrated for his contemporary nature-inspired paintings. His early years spent exploring the countryside fuelled a lifelong fascination with the natural world, influencing his highly collectible artwork. Through acrylic on canvas, Simon’s paintings bring to life the colours, textures, and patterns of flora and fauna in stylised landscapes. More of his work can be viewed at www.simonpink.com

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Kerry Webb: Landscapes through time –

West Berkshire-based landscape artist Kerry Webb draws inspiration from rural and coastal scenes, exploring the effect of seasons and weather on the environment. Her work often reflects the tension between permanence and impermanence, particularly on ancient monuments and architectural ruins as they become absorbed into their surroundings. Discover more of her work at www.kerrywebbpaintings.co.uk

Hilltop Studio is located at 15B Berkshire Drive, Tilehurst, Reading, Berkshire RG31 5JJ

For more information about the event: open-studios.org.uk/entry/2025/hilltop-studio

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