Save the Date!
Dorset Art Weeks will be running from Saturday 23rd May to Sunday 7th June 2026.
Meet the award winning artists behind the yellow door!
Alison Webber and Andy Webber will both be exhibiting this year during Dorset Art showing a range of artforms.
There will be a few venues close together on Monmouth Road, Dorchester. They are all close to Brewery Square, both railway stations and with on-street parking, so be sure to visit them all!
Ewetopia by Alison Webber
Monochrome Photography by Alson and Andy
Sculpture by Andy Webber
Alison Webber
Ewetopia
During Dorset Art Weeks 2026 Alison will be exhibiting artwork from her latest art project entitled, ‘Ewetopia.’ Throughout the exhibition Alison will also be demonstrating how she creates her artwork.
The project came about because, let’s face it, Alison is passionate about sheep! From the Herdwick to the Jacob, Alison loves them all. So, it was only a matter of time before sheep played a starring role in Alison’s artwork.
‘Ewetopia’ began life in Alison’s sketch book as a bit of fun and soon developed into a collection of drawings depicting the antics of a small flock of adventurous and sometimes mischievous sheep.
Moving on from her initial sketches, Alison now designs and creates ewe-nique pieces of art using layers of brightly coloured card to bring the sheep to life. Initially this small flock of sheep stayed on the farm but their adventures have now taken them to the seaside and also to the big city.
Who knows where the flock will venture to next?
Ewe-nique Holidays!
It's Behind Ewe!
Sheep Dip!
Monochrome Photography - Dartmoor on Film
For Dorset Art Weeks, Alison will be exhibiting a selection of images from her ongoing project photographing Dartmoor using 35mm film.
Acrylic - Jurrasic Impressions
Alison's acrylic work is inspired by the many hours she spends walking along the Jurassic Coast. It reflects the strong emotional attachment she has to the magnificent cliffs which define our coastal landscape but whose very essence is slowly eroding into the sea.
She uses bold colours and a mixture of definite and indefinite shapes to capture the essence of this magnificent coastline, highlighting both its beauty as well as its fragility.
Dog Days
Falling Rapidly
Good Occasionally Poor
Andy Webber
Andy works in both two and three dimensions. His 2D work is photography while in 3D he mainly works in wood, turned and often intricately decorated whilst maintaining an elegant simplicity.
Photography
Andy's photography is predominantly Black and White, where removing colour results in a greater emphasis on things like form, pattern, structure, composition, ,tonality and storytelling.
Tree House
Alien
Gerkhin Lunchtime
Gold Hill
Calm
Great Cranes
PS Waverley at Swanage
Hazel Coppice
On the Ropes
Woodwork
Andy's woodwork is very tactile, sculptural and often decorated. It requires a great deal of precision to achieve clean lines and a uniform pattern. Some of the work may be described as Ornamental or Complex Turning, with the primary technique being guilloché.
Spikey Bowl
Crinckle Cut Wobbly Bowl
Sculpture
Wobbly Bowl
Spiky Bowl 2
Vaulted Bowl
Rosewood Box
Boxwood Box
