Arts in Avebury

David White is a Wiltshire farmer who has a passion for photography, especially capturing wildlife and the natural world. Many of the images in his collections, in the gallery, have been taken around his farm on the Marlborough Downs, but also further afield.

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Pascale Stacey is an Anglo-French artist, currently based in Britain, working out of a beautifully lit studio in rural Wiltshire. She received a private art education in Brittany and has shown her work in Drogheda, London, and Reading. She has exhibited her work over the last few years with the Marlborough Open Studios (see www.marlboroughopenstudios.co.uk) and works mainly on commissions in the UK and abroad.

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Over the past few years, Leifur James has steadily built a reputation as a vital new voice in electronic music on both sides of the Atlantic. He’s played prestigious London venues with European tours to match, including notable nights at Village Underground and the Barbican, gaining support along the way from the likes of Pitchfork, KCRW, BBC 6Music, NTS, Gilles Peterson, Mary Anne Hobbs, Bradley Zero and actor Cillian Murphy.

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Philippe and his wife Dominique run the Henge shop in Avebury living both within the village and close by over the past 14 years, drawn to Avebury

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Donna Byatt is an accomplished jewellery designer and owner of Elements of Avebury and designer of  the Avebury Light Codes Prophecy Deck

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Photographer, Angela Norman, says: “I am lucky to have lived on the Marlborough Downs for almost 30 years, walking my dogs in this landscape almost every day. After moving into Avebury itself a few years ago, I felt an even stronger connection with my surroundings and often find walking here at quiet moments a totally immersive experience.” Having photographed the wildlife and landscapes of Avebury for several years, during the Summer Solstice of 2025, she went out with just a mobile phone and no agenda to see where this creative process led her. She took a series of portraits of those celebrating in Avebury, including the one shown here.