Open Studios 2026
13th-14th and 20th-21st June 2026
Studio of Jackson Tayler
A warm welcome to Open Studios
When I walk around this ‘radical mill town in the Cotswolds’ with its red brick terraces and occasional mill chimney, I sometimes feel as though I am in an L.S. Lowry painting. Then when I walk up to All Saints Church at Selsley, I am transfixed by those Pre-Raphaelite stained glass windows.
There is art in the history and landscape in this town and the five valleys but there is also, of course, art in the present-day town, valleys, villages, hamlets and hills. The SVA SITE Festival showcases this each summer-tide.
So, wander as you will by foot, car, bus or bike. Discover art in all sorts of positions and places in this picturesque locality. Meet friends old and new as you process like pilgrims. For as T.S. Eliot said, “And the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started. And know the place for the first time.”
Stuart Butler
Charlotte Aiken at SVA photographed by Nettie Atkisson
Open Studios Artists
Nik Ramage : Double Take : SVA
Lily Flo Williams : SVA
Saskia Hall : SVA
Dan Austin : SVA
Mair Hughes : SVA
Stand and Stare : SVA
Charlotte Aiken : SVA
Zoe Heath : SVA
Jacqui Rodger : SVA
Sophie Wright : SVA
Myfanwy Brice : SVA
Arlene Fleming : SVA
Scarlett McNally : SVA
Dougal Kirkland : SVA
Anna Gormley : SVA
Kelly O'Brien : SVA
Jo Casling : SVA
Aimee Lax : SVA
Ann-Margreth Bohl : SVA
Emily Joy : SVA
Kes Wilkie : SVA
Alison Cockcroft : SVA
Liz Lippiatt : SVA
April Shackleton : SVA
Corinne Hockley : SVA
Kathryn Clarke : SVA
Clemency Calkin : SVA
Zed in the Clouds : Stroud Town Centre
Ellie Doidge : Stroud Town Centre
Jack Duplock : Slad route
Ike Coleman : Slad route
Sophie Ferrier : Slad Route
Aly Lloyd : Slad route
Alexa Davenport : Slad route
Deborah Roberts : Bisley route
Jessica Taylor : Bisley route
Julia Christie : Golden Valley route
Adam Cartright : Golden Valley route
Fluorescent Smogg Residence: Featuring Artist ‘Sickboy'
Elizabeth McCorquodale : Golden Valley
Kirsty Tallon : Nailsworth route
Jackson Tayler : Golden Valley route
Alison Vickery : Nailsworth route
Emily Clarke : Nailsworth route
Nancy Taylor : Nailsworth route
Tamzin Phillips : Nailsworth route
Andy Green : Nailsworth route
Rory Thomas Lawson : Nailsworth route
Steve Vanstone : Three Storeys, Nailsworth
Sue Taylor : Nailsworth route
Victoria Rees : Wotton-Under-Edge
Peter Lloyd-Jones : Wotton-Under-Edge
John Ingledew : Valley & Vale
David Ingleton : Valley & Vale
Jessie James - Studio Tuft : Valley & Vale
Helen Hardaker : Prema Arts Centre
Helen Blencowe : Prema Arts Centre
Lucy Inder : Prema Arts Centre
Amanda Gee : Prema Arts Centre
Access to Open Studios
We’ve asked artists and venues to grade their access, for visitors to use as a guide to help plan visits and journeys.
On the Access page we’ve provided a text version of the Open Studios Access information, and a printable PDF with this information for visitors to save on devices, or print out to take with you.
Kes Wilkie at SVA : Fran Cox
Finding studios
The Open Studios Google map gives visitors the chance to find locations and plan individualised routes, but in the directory many studios also include a what3words link for an even more exact location.
What is what3words?
what3words cleverly divided the entire world into 3x3 meter squares, with each square assigned a unique three-word combination. Using a unique ///what3words link, visitors can see a precise location. See the SVA what3words for an example.
Some studios offer a ///what3words link in their directions, but you can also use the Google map.
Rita Long at Hundred Heroines, photographed by Fran Cox