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2-25 May 2026

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2-25 May 2026

Artists’ Open Studios and Pop-Up exhibitions across Oxfordshire – free to visit

Kay Gibbons OAS, WOA – portfolio

Kay Gibbons in her studio at The Charter in Abingdon

Kay Gibbons OAS, WOA: Kingfisher Stainedglass Window commission for a front doorKay Gibbons OAS, WOA: Etched glass stained glass window panelKay Gibbons OAS, WOA: Stained glass commission for a front door on a period houseKay Gibbons OAS, WOA: Stained glass commission for a Wedding Anniversary giftKay Gibbons OAS, WOA: Round stained glass panel suitable for door , round aperture or on a stand ( supplied )Kay Gibbons OAS, WOA: Stainedglass window commission at The Warneford Hospital,OxfordKay Gibbons OAS, WOA: Madonna and child painted on glassKay Gibbons OAS, WOA: Kiln formed stained glass door panel ( cropped image)Kay Gibbons OAS, WOA: Kiln formed glass ready to create into a stained glass windowKay Gibbons OAS, WOA: Fused and lead came window panelKay Gibbons OAS, WOA: Stainedglass window panel for a front doorKay Gibbons OAS, WOA: Blues and greens stained glass collection in studio

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https://www.kaygibbons.art

Exhibition information

Kay’s work is abstract , bold and dynamic .. It represents a sympathetic dialogue with the space where her  glass commissions are to be installed and  also for the individuals inhabiting ,interacting and responding to and within that space . Kay’s windows in 3 Oxford hospitals – the Nuffield Orthopaedic Centre , The Warneford Hospital and Littlemore Hospital are striking examples of this .Kay depicts this symbolically using colour , shape and form.

Kay works to COMMISSION accepting stained glass commissions for domestic settings and public buildings. Kay is happy to discuss project ideas without obligation or commitment.

Kay also paints and draws . Her work is linear , full of colour and movement . Kay is a member of the Oxford Art Society (OAS)and also of WestoxArts (WOA) and exhibits regularly with them. 

It is the greatest privilege to share with others the dynamism , vitality and joy I have working with glass .. I teach BEGINNERS STAINED GLASS WORKSHOPS to a small class of no more than 4-5 students every last Sunday of the month at my studio at The Charter Studios ,oX14 3LZ in the centre of Abingdon. The workshops are informative and relaxed and students leave with their own stained glass panels. Many students have developed a passion for the craft and have gone on to create their own projects . 

Further info about the workshops and how to register can be found on my website 

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Artist information

I will be exhibiting in East Oxford at Greyfriars Church on the Iffley Road . I exhibit with The East Oxford Art Collective which is a dynamic group of eclectic artists and Makers- all in one beautiful space!
Pop along and meet us , ask questions about my glass , the story of my journey into glass, the process of making stained glass windows and learn about this heritage craft which Stained Glass Artists are keeping from becoming a near extinct craft . I am a member of the Contemporary Glass Society (CGS)

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Kay Gibbons OAS, WOA

Kingfisher Stained Glass Round Window Commission

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