An exhibition of art that looks at Oxford as a transient city with the unchanging city Skyline as a backdrop against passing visitors and residents.

For one day only, the Studio Artists at the Old Fire Station open their doors to the public.

The first major exhibition of portraits by photographer Kazem Hakimi, taken in his fish and chip shop on Iffley Road.

An introduction to artwork created by the six artists who currently work in the Old Fire Station’s studios.

Abstract prints by Tamsin Corrigan.

Sonia Latchford's portraits of black people.

A display of gicleé prints by artist Ruth Broadway.

Explosive, colourful and serenely chaotic, Martin Raeburn’s work was produced using ‘action painting’ (familiar to fans of Jackson Pollock).

A body of work created after the sudden death of the artist's grandmother-in-law, Margaret-Rose.

Work by five Crafts Council Hothouse emerging makers, and their mentors.

Holly Davey's exhibition explores the notion of the family archive, using in particular a series of ten Polaroid images.

Showcasing painting, printmaking, photography and mixed media work from the Art and Design Tutors at Abingdon and Witney College.