Visual Arts

In 1967 Archigram, a group of radical young architects and artists produced an architectural intervention of multi-layered sound and projection through the galleries at Modern Art Oxford. For Beyond Architecture REMIX 2013 Archigram return to the gallery to recreate their original work, incorporating additional contemporary technologies and new content as a means of drawing a connecting line between present and past.

British artist Stephen Willats’ visually intense works explore the nature of human interaction, communication and connection between individuals and communities. Conscious – Unconscious is the artist’s fourth exhibition at Modern Art Oxford, continuing a connection with the gallery which began in 1968. This latest exhibition examines social interaction, the influence of technology on daily life and the way we look at and think about our surroundings.

British artist Stephen Willats’ visually intense works explore the nature of human interaction, communication and connection between individuals and communities. Conscious – Unconscious is the artist’s fourth exhibition at Modern Art Oxford, continuing a connection with the gallery which began in 1968. This latest exhibition examines social interaction, the influence of technology on daily life and the way we look at and think about our surroundings.

An exhibition by Jan Harvey for Artweeks entitled 'The Outstanding Beauty of the Wychwoods.'

Jan has used the light and colour of the Oxfordshire Cotswolds in her vibrant acrylics, watercolours and photographs. You will recognise many of the places you see.

Jan runs The Wychwood Workshops so drop in if you would like to know more about these creative courses for the new, the nervous and the rusty.

West Ox Arts is excited to once again take part in Oxfordshire Artweeks, the county’s most popular and anticipated arts event of the year. This group exhibition will feature works in photography, painting, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, jewellery and more!
The artists included in this exciting exhibition are: Sue Calcutt, Katy Casey, Beverley Greig, Nina Gustar, John Huddleston, Jacky Mahony, Kathy Philson, Cathy Read, Kelly Rooker and Crabby Taylor.

Oxford’s first Fairtade shop, located in the heart of the city, is hosting its second Artweeks exhibition this May. Fairtrade at St Michaels is pleased to present a Fairtrade Showcase by students from Long Crendon School, St Thomas More School and local Fairtrade businesses.

This exhibition highlights how people in Oxford can make a positive difference to communities around the world. Working on this project was an educational journey for the children involved.