Oxfordshire-based Hedges Law has been taking part in this year's Oxfordshire Artweeks in aid of Homeless Oxfordshire. The event, which takes place from May 11 to 19, is the UK's oldest and largest arts event. For the duration of Artweeks, Hedges Law's Summertown office has been hosting an exhibition featuring pieces from artists, including official Olympic artist Annabel Eyres, and Lucy Hutchison.

Ms Eyres' career includes participating in the 1992 Summer Olympics and winning the 1990 National Championships as a part of a coxless pairs. A graduate of the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art at the University of , she is among six artists chosen for the Olympian Artists programme which promotes the creative inputs of Olympians and Paralympians. Lucy Hutchison, another Oxfordshire-based artist, is a graduate of the Harrow Art School and Central Saint Martins.

Her work is often inspired by Great Britain's coastlines and landscapes and she is known for her background in illustration and her love of colour. Proceeds from the sale of Ms Eyres and Ms Hutchison's artwork during Artweeks will be dedicated towards Hedges' chosen charity for the year, Homeless Oxfordshire. The charity offers a range of specialist support services and can accommodate about 170 individuals in need around Oxford, Cherwell, and the of White Horse.

Nicola Poole, managing director at Hedges Law, said: "We're thrilled to be teaming up with Lucy and Annabel this year in celebration of Oxfordshire Artweeks and .