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DAVID BRAYNE, JANE BRAYNE, VICKY MCKAY PAINTING, DRAWING, FILM, SOUND


Professional painters, Jane and David Brayne RWS, joined by Vicky McKay, an interdisciplinary artist.


David’s paintings are held in national and international collections, Jane’s work is widely published and displayed in museums, Vicky is an MA student at Bath Spa University.


4 Enfield Terrace, Weymouth Road, Evercreech, BA4 6JE 07421 765377 • d.a.brayne@gmail.com • davidbrayne.com


Directions: From A371 take the road to Evercreech at Pecking Mill Inn. We are located between sports ground and converted chapel. Opening times: 10am - 5pm


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THE OLD STORES STUDIO CERAMICS, POTTERY, JEWELLERY, SILVERWORK, PRINTMAKING


We are showing a broad range of art and craft including casting, lino cutting and printmaking by Nik Slade, paper cuts and printed cards by Jackie Brooks, paintings by Dawn Reader, crafted wood furniture by Nick Weaver, felt and clay by Suzie Gutteridge and precious metal jewellery by Theodora Gould. Please see our website for full details of our artists, makers and workshops.


The Old Stores, Church View, High Street, Evercreech, BA4 6HZ


07841 437713 • theoldstoresstudio@gmail.com • theoldstoresstudio.wixsite.com/theoldstoresstudio


Directions: Based in a large red brick Victorian shop on Church View - just off Evercreech High Street, on the road to Bruton. Opening times: 10am - 5pm


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