Fergus Hare Portrait of a Young Woman, 2026.

Siddharth Gadiyar Untitled, 2023.

Enzo Marra Happening 1, 2026.

Hal Maughan Clownish Car, 2026.

Fiona Geilinger Centrefold, 2025.

Sue Haseltine Devil's Dyke, 2025.

Stig Evans 000022-550, 2025.

Annie Robbins Wilkinson Rabbit in the Winter Twilight, 2026.

Nick Bodimeade Mast Year Pears, 2025.

Sarah Shaw The Sleep of Reason, 2023.

Gary Stranger Lucky, 2024.

David Storey Blue Room Revisited, 2025.

Philip Cole Are You Playing Out, 2026.

Graham Dean Green/Blue Head, 2022.

Claire O'Hea Earthbound, 2025.

The Baron Gilvan Unseated Rider 2, 2019.

Maria Kuipers Jubilee, 2025.

Keziah Furini Shoreham-by-Sea, 2023.

Pauline Smith Oliver Reed, 2001.

Pansy Belle Searle The Shadow, 2025.

OL11 Art Collection

OL11 is a collection of contemporary art. The focus of the collection is work by artists living within the Ordnance Survey "OL11" map area. A copy of the OL11 map is here. There is also this graphic for ease of use. OL11 is twinned with a parallel collection 536. The acting Director of the collection is Dr Henry Bond. Bond is a former photographer and non-fiction author. Review examples of Bond's photography held by Tate here. Details of Bond's doctorate as published by MIT can be found here. For enquiries please use this email. Artists working within the OL11 catchment area are encouraged to send by email information about upcoming exhibitions.

The Artists

Mungo Austin, Sarah Bidwell, Nick Bodimeade, Abigail Bowen, Philip Cole, Graham Dean, Phil Driver, Amy Dury, Stig Evans, Linda Felcey, Jane Sybilla Fordham, Keziah Furini, Siddharth Gadiyar, Nina Josephine Garstang, Fiona Geilinger, The Baron Gilvan, Gabrielle Good, Fergus Hare, Sue Haseltine, Bryan Henderson, Ian Hodgson, Victoria Homewood, Finn Hopson, Maria Kuipers, Johanna Love, Enzo Marra, Hal Maughan, Claire O'Hea, Sabrina Potter, Pansy Belle Searle, Sarah Shaw, Daniel Mortimer Skinner, Pauline Smith, David Storey, Clare Strand, Gary Stranger, S.Tay, Tension, Stevie Unknown, Laurie Vincent, Sarah Weedon, Alan Wickham, and Annie Robbins Wilkinson.