Dozens of art enthusiasts turned up to an artweeks event to help raise money for children who have lost a loved one.
The Bicester volunteer coordinator for Oxfordshire Artweeks, Graham Perryman, organised an artistic fundraising event held at a temporary shop premises on Sheep Street, next to the post office.
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Any proceeds from the sale of artwork on display – produced by artists from in and around Bicester – went towards See Saw, a charity that provides support for children when they have been bereaved or when somebody close to them is terminally ill.
Mr Perryman organises an event like this every May, during the artweeks period, but day-to-day he runs Dragonfly Framing, a bespoke framing store in Bicester.
Oxfordshire Artweeks has been running since May 6 and will end on may 29.
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This story was written by Matthew Norman, he joined the team in 2022 as a Facebook community reporter.
Matthew covers Bicester and focuses on finding stories from diverse communities.
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