Take a look at what we’ve been up to recently..
December 2nd 2025
Cirencester Art Society enjoyed another wonderful demonstration. Jonathan Newey came and delivered a Line and Wash demonstration of a wintery scene, with a permanent ink drawing and watercolour.
A good crowd of Society Members and visitors enjoyed the evening, with Jonathan talking us through.
The result is shown below.
6th November 2025
Cirencester Art Society have a wonderful relationship with Raw Umber Studios in Stroud. The Society is invited annually, to a workshop with Lizet Dingemans. This is working from a Life Model. Each artist uses their preferred materials, to create their image, and Lizet offers advice throughout the day. Raw Umber Studios are kind enough to offer their studio facilities, and we have two models to work from, giving our members a unique opportunity to create work from a life model.
Pictures from our workshop are shown below.
4th November 2025
Local artist, Simon Morriss, was the guest speaker at the November meeting. He gave a wonderful demonstration, using acrylic paints, on how he would paint a woodland scene. The audience enjoyed this inspiring demonstration while Simon gave a detailed description of his process.
24th October 2025
CAS was invited by the Cirencester History Festival to present an event to celebrate the centenary of JWM Turner.
We delivered a hands on event where festival attendees were able to understand and copy the special techniques of this remarkable artist.
A good time was enjoyed by all.
13th October 2025
Cathy Pearce held a brilliant workshop for members & friends of Cirencester Art Society.
She shared her fascinating technique and lovely work produced.
7th October 2025
Carole Bury - Paper Textile Artist
We had a fascinating evening spent watching Carole Bury make beautiful folded paper works of art. She gave a snapshot of her career in art, which took us back to the 1980's of the London Art Scene. Her work is both beautiful and ephemeral, making you want to touch it!
28th August 2025
On August 28th an amazing group of artists gathered together at Cirencester Church to to paint a beautiful model who was dressed head to toe in 1800’s attire.
Have a look below at some pictures that were taken on the day.