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Obsidian Art is an art gallery based in Stoke Mandeville in Buckinghamshire. Established in 2002, we host a rolling programme of exhibitions, some themed and some group, plus invited solo shows by some of our favourite artists. These exhibitions are accompanied by an ongoing display of designer-maker craft - jewellery, ceramics, glass and more. We show work by a broad range of selected UK-based artists and makers with an aim of showing some of the best in art and craft. We also always have some of the best local artists on show.
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Layby Farm, Old Risborough Road, HP22 5XJ, Stoke Mandeville, United Kingdom
- 01296 612150
- info@obsidianart.co.uk
- obsidianart.co.uk
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