Tim Hayward Woodpecker Feather watercolour
Louise Baker Consequence Mermaid
Jenny Hicks Ceramic
Paul Leyland acrylic onn canvas
Jenny Hicks ceramics
Tim Hayward Doves & Swallow - roseate Watercolour & Gouache
Barbara Roll Against the Tide
Michael Fairfax Covid Bronze
Paul Leyland Sunset Through the Woods2 acrylic on canvas
Michael Fairfax Oak Labyrinth Bronze and wood
Alongside Ulick & Robs Wonderful Photographs we will be showing a selection of ceramics and glass by Barbara Roll & Jenny Hicks
Coming soon an exhibition by two wonderful local photographers Rob Stopford and Ulick Palmer
Private view tomorrow 5.30 to 8pm all website viewers welcome.
Hi Everyone
Im pleased to announce that we are finally opening our doors again.
we are having another exhibition in collaboration with Hurstone studios.
The dates are staggered so you can enjoy both shows and we will be exhibiting a small selection from each others studios.
Details attached.
We look forward to meeting everyone again after such a long and difficult time.
Our resident ceramic artist will be at Bicton Botanical Gardens Craft Fair Sunday May 30th & Monday 31st.
Bicton, East Budleigh Salterton, Budleigh Salterton EX9 7BJ
https://www.jennyhicksceramics.com/
Our resident ceramic artist will be at Bridwell Park Estate this weekend and next weekend with her latest work.
https://www.jennyhicksceramics.com/
Last weekend of the From Here to There and Back Again exhibition.
If you're coming to see the exhibition From Here to there and Back Again, It might look as if Ashbrittle is cut off from the rest of the world!!
If you're coming from Holcombe direction either cut across to Tracebridge then up the hill or come via Staple Cross ignoring any road closed signs.
If you're coming from the A38 or Wiveliscombe direction follow diversions and ignore the road closed sign just before entering the village.
I will be trying my best to put signs to help you find your way.
Ash Whittle (eaten. mauls.conducted.)
Detail of scroll drawing . ‘Walk in Progress Chrys Allen
Reflection Turquoise. Watercolour. Watercolour and Gouache 24 x 18 ins / 61 x 45.7 cm Tim Hayward
River. Acrylic on canvas. 100cm x 75cm. Paul Leyland
River Tone shadows. Graphite. 27x75cm. Louise Baker 2019
Linked by the River Tone, artists at Greenways Studios, Ashbrittle and Hurstone Studios Waterrow have created exhibitions at the two studios and installations relating to the river along the footpath.
The artworks will evoke the influence of the river through print, paintings, drawings, photographs, whittlings, film, bookworks and sculptures.
A footpath map will be available at both venues and Wivey house, Wiveliscombe.
DIRECTIONS
Hurstone Studios
TA4 2AT
From Taunton take the B3227
Waterrow, turn left just before the bridge and the Rock Inn.
Follow signs to Hurstone.
Greenways Studios
TA21 0LE
From A38, follow signposts for Ashbrittle, Greenham.
Continue on winding road to Ashbrittle.
Follow signs to Greenways Studios
Brilliant! Really inspired.
Much more extensive than expected.
Inch beauty and talent.
Wonderful. Really inspiring and thought provoking.
How far you can interpret an inch. Amazing!
A wonderful exhibition! Such variety of work in minimal sizes.
A beautiful serene space.
Really interesting and unexpected artwork in an unexpectedly beautiful setting.
Good to peer closely.
Thank you for inches of your time!
Very good and a bit mad.
Many thanks for the space, the inspiration and the tranquillity.
Thank you for putting on this exhibition.
What a lovely thing to do.
Inspirational. Loved all the work.
Great idea well executed. Every inch the perfect exhibition.
Lovely. Inchanting.
Vibrant. Totally amazing.
May 25th - June 2nd 10a.m - 6p.m
Lovely comments about the new exhibition on Facebook.
“A wonderful day out in sunny Somerset. First stop.....looking at, and interacting with, Michael Fairfax’s beautiful and thought provoking work at the Greenways Studios PV, Ashbrittle, Somerset. The huge ear harp is amazing - when you put your ear to the wood and play the strings you can feel the notes sounding inside you. We also loved the installation of dried flowers, leaves and grasses by Jo Hartas, when you walk in the scent of a wildflower meadow fills the room.
Do go if you can...it showcases the work of ten local artists and is on for two weeks.”
