• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to footer
Oxford Art Society logo

Oxford Art Society

Exhibiting in Oxford for over a hundred years

Established in 1891 for professional artists in Oxford

  • Home
  • News
  • OAS Exhibitions
  • Gallery
  • OASA | Awards | Other Exhibitions
  • About
  • History

{Name (First):1.3}{Name (Last):1.6}

June 18, 2020

<- Return to Gallery

Wendy Newhofer

Winter landscapes
Title:
Winter landscapes
Retro leaves
Title:
Retro leaves
Spring Garden
Title:
Spring Garden
Cyanobacteria 1 (framed)
Title:
Cyanobacteria 1 (framed)
Cyanobacteria 2 on metal stand
Title:
Cyanobacteria 2 on metal stand
Small landscapes
Title:
Small landscapes

Profile picture

Wendy first encountered kilnformed glass on an Art Foundation course in 2000 and was immediately captivated by the process.  A 3D glass course in London over three years gave her the necessary skills and experience to set up a studio at her home in Oxford.  

Wendy makes expressive glass pieces which have a painterly quality to them.  Inclusions of precious metal leaf and wire enable her to ‘draw’ within the glass and create a palette of subtle colours when the glass is fired in the kiln.  Natural forms have always been a strong vehicle for her techniques and her work is also informed by her love of pattern.  

Wendy is a member of the Contemporary Glass Society and Just Glass and and regularly shows  work in their exhibitions.  She has taken part in Oxfordshire Artweeks open studios for thirteen years 

Wendy is happy to accept commissions.

wendynewhofer.com

instagram.com

Footer

Contact

secretaryoxfordart@gmail.com

Members

  • Log In
  • Your Membership
  • Your Address Details
  • Members’ Subscriptions
  • Members’ Gallery

Follow us

  • Facebook
  • Instagram

All artist work on this website is protected by copyright law and cannot be reproduced in any format, including colour and mono printing, without prior written permission by Oxford Art Society or the individual artist.

Privacy Policy

Copyright © 2021 Oxford Art Society