Radnorshire art week exhibition, workshops and garden opening coming soon
Radnorshire art week exhibition, workshops and garden opening coming soon
An artist exhibition spotlighting the talent of the Radnorshire artists will be opening early in September.
Billed as a week united by the love of Radnorshire, events will include workshops, exhibitions, a chance to buy artwork, and an opportunity to meet artists.
It is organised by Radnorshire Artists, a group of artists exhibiting together. They first came together in 2022 and since then new artists have joined, and some have left.
They are united by a love of Radnorshire "Paradys Cwmru" "Paradise of Wales".
Their work includes figurative, abstract and landscape paintings in oil, acrylic, watercolour, pencil, and charcoal; silver-work, sculpture and ceramics, wood turning, kinetic wind driven sculptures, print making and letterpress print.
The artists include, or have included Alison Huntley, Anthea Stilwell, Bob Rowberry, Bronte Woodruff, Chiara de Cabarrus, Danny Kingerlee, Deb Bunker, Debbie Todd, Emma Shuckburgh, Gillian Tennant-Eyles, Graeme Hobbs, Hoppo, Imogen Reid, James Burnett-Stuart, Jane Bisby, Jason Braham, Jenny Chanter, Julienne Braham, Joel Weekes, Katharine Amies, Katie Chetwood, LauraJones. Laura Rowlatt, Lottie O'Leary, Lucy Burden, Maggie Davis, Naluka Art, Meyrick Ames, Michael Capstick, Polly James, Rebecca Eastland, Rory Nugent, Rich Hayes, Ruth Kirkby, Sally Hamer, Sara Jane Harper, Sarah Amatt, Shelagh Popham, Susan Edwards, Suzanne Boak, Tinka Veldhuis, Trish MacCurrach, Victoria Keeble ... and friends.
There will also be a pop-up cafe and National Garden Scheme Open Gardens.
The art event will be held at The Hymns, from Saturday, September 5 until September 13, from 11am until 5pm daily.
Workshops will include drawing, painting, botanical and Suminagashi painting classes also at the Hymns.
Exhibition entry is free, while garden entry is £6, but free for children. For more information visit www.radnorshireartists.com.
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