Workshop News
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A Feel for Stone in Beautiful Britain

I was featured in an article in Beautiful Britain Spring 2008.
“Fergus Wessel is a talented letter cutter and stone carver, whose impressive work ranges from personal memorial stones to coats of arms for grand institutions.Lorraine Harrison and photographer Laurie Evans went to visit him at his workshop near Oxford. “
Posted on 03/03/08 in Media and press • Read full article
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BBC Radio Oxford Interview at Art in Action
In July 2006 and 2007, I exhibited at Art in Action. Since 1977, Waterperry Gardens has been host to the leading open air arts festival in the U.K. Art In Action celebrates over 200 artists who not only show but demonstrate their work. Exhibiting is always a great way to increase public awareness of my work, and there is a great interest in sculpture and lettering in stone. I hope one day to run workshops, as I had hundreds of enquiries about how to go about learing my skill. In 2006, I was interviewed by BBC Radio Oxford; click here see their review and hear the interview.
Posted on 05/09/07 in Media and press • Read full article
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House and Garden Magazine

In August 2006, I was interviewed by Jennifer Goulding for House and Garden Magazine. I appeared in a Specialist Profile Feature, which features different artists and craftsmen each month.
Posted on 21/03/07 in Media and press • Read full article
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Traditional Skills

In November 2006, I was interviewed by Period Living Magazine for inclusion in their news section. The media is often interested in people who keep traditional skills alive, and is important in promoting an awareness of hand cut lettering, and its distinction from machine cut lettering. Click here to view a PDF of the article.
Posted on 01/11/06 in Media and press • Read full article
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Letters in Stone Article in Oxford Times
In May 2006, I was interviewed by the Oxford Times to announce my participation in Artweeks. I opened my workshop for a week, and welcomed the enthusiasm of my visitors, many of whom had never seen lettering being carved by hand. Click here to view the article.
Posted on 16/05/06 in Media and press • Read full article
