Welcome to our website !
About Us
HP9 Artists are a group of motivated and enthusiastic professional artists based in Beaconsfield, Seer Green and Jordans in Buckinghamshire, UK. We share a vision: to support each other, to engage with local art-lovers and to show the public the talent hidden away in our home studios and workshops. We invite people to meet us, get involved, and learn more about our creative practices. We welcome enquiries from other local artists who wish to join the group (see Contact tab).
We try to organise several events a year – in the past these have included an Art Trail, a September Art Fair and a Christmas Fair. Many of our artists regularly take part in Bucks Art Week and exhibit in local and national galleries.



Previous events

HP9 Art Fair 2025
12-14 September 2025
A lovely local event hosted at the Town Hall in September to coincide with the Town Council’s ‘Summer on the Green’ community event. Thirteen local artists exhibited high quality work in the heart of Beaconsfield New Town. This was a superb location (free entry and free parking) and will be taking place again in September 2026.

HP9 ART TRAIL 2025
Sat/Sun 17th-18th May, 2025
Our second HP9 Art Trail took place in May 2025 when nine artists in HP9 opened their studios for two days. Maps were available online and in many local shops and venues.
We were delighted to invite the public to follow the Art Trail route and to see behind the scenes of local artists. The event was a huge success, with visitors commenting what a lovely event it had been and how they had enjoyed meeting artists in situ, seeing their creativity in their own studio spaces and enjoying a relaxed welcoming atmosphere.
For the artists an open studio event is a great opportunity to show off the results of our endeavours, and to meet interesting people. Both Art Trails have been really well received and each year we aim to have new faces.
The work on display varied from painting – figurative, landscape, portrait and nature-inspired work – to ceramics, sculpture and jewellery. Most work was for sale so it was a fabulous opportunity to pick up unique gifts.
