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Somerset Art Weeks: 2011
17th September to 2nd October 2011
Blackdown Hill Artiists
Carly Batchelor, Andrew Bell, Ruth Bell, Adrian Campbell, Irene Campbell, Sally Clark, Louise Cottey, Liz Fathers, Gordon Field, Sarah George, Liz Gregory, Sally Hebeler, Margaret Hobby, Tim Martin, Julie Pownall, Michelle Ridings, Philip Simmonds and Nicola Werner.
What does a shed mean to you? Logs, bikes, secret, corrugated, refuge, pots, tools, shelter, private, rusty, dark, memories, safe, ramshackle, curiosity or simply spiders.
BHaam members have been turning out their sheds and discovering what's inside. There will be work in sheds, work outside sheds, work from sheds and working sheds. We even have a tea-shed with armchairs for contemplating this very English subject.
Come and see what we've discovered behind the log pile.
Extra events:
Wednesday 21st September, 6.45pm
‘Shedding the Light’ an outdoor performance by Michelle Ridings. Refreshments available (access limited)
Saturday 24th September, 1-4.30pm
‘In the Potting Shed’, join Nicola Werner to throw a pot (booking essential contact 01823 680957, nwpot@btinternet.com)
Artist-led shed tours beginning at 1pm, 2pm, 3pm and 4pm
Refreshments available (access limited)
Saturday 1st October, 1-4.30pm
‘In the Printing Shed’, join Sally Hebeler and Liz Gregory to make a shed print
Artist led shed tours beginning at 1pm, 2pm, 3pm and 4pm
Refreshments available (access limited)
‘Shedding’, 6.45pm
Join Ruth Bell for a visual arts live dance performance.
Refreshments and open fire available (access limited)
There will be opportunities to make things for and be a part of the performance – for more information contact: belmassage@yahoo.co.uk
Groups, Galleries, Organisations
Contact details
Website: http://www.bhaam.org.uk
Telephone: 01823680351
Email: info@timmartin.org.uk
Address
Simonsburrow House
Hemyock
Devon
EX15 3XA
Directions: From Chelston roundabout near Wellington, take A38 going West. Go straights over mini-roundabout, then take fourth turning on left (Monument Road). Continue for 2 miles to top of hill. Go straight across. Venue 400 yards on left.
Venue details
Disabled access:
Partial (Access to limited areas of venue, including uneven surface such as gravel and narrow access)
Parking:
Onsite parking
Children and family friendly
No dogs (except Guide Dogs)
Workshop/demonstration sessions available
‘Taster or Have-A-Go’ activities
Dates & Times
Open 11am to 6pm, see the calendar below for opening and closing dates.
10am to 5pm daily.
17th September to 2nd October 2011
Blackdown Hill Artiists
Carly Batchelor, Andrew Bell, Ruth Bell, Adrian Campbell, Irene Campbell, Sally Clark, Louise Cottey, Liz Fathers, Gordon Field, Sarah George, Liz Gregory, Sally Hebeler, Margaret Hobby, Tim Martin, Julie Pownall, Michelle Ridings, Philip Simmonds and Nicola Werner.
What does a shed mean to you? Logs, bikes, secret, corrugated, refuge, pots, tools, shelter, private, rusty, dark, memories, safe, ramshackle, curiosity or simply spiders.
BHaam members have been turning out their sheds and discovering what's inside. There will be work in sheds, work outside sheds, work from sheds and working sheds. We even have a tea-shed with armchairs for contemplating this very English subject.
Come and see what we've discovered behind the log pile.
Extra events:
Wednesday 21st September, 6.45pm
‘Shedding the Light’ an outdoor performance by Michelle Ridings. Refreshments available (access limited)
Saturday 24th September, 1-4.30pm
‘In the Potting Shed’, join Nicola Werner to throw a pot (booking essential contact 01823 680957, nwpot@btinternet.com)
Artist-led shed tours beginning at 1pm, 2pm, 3pm and 4pm
Refreshments available (access limited)
Saturday 1st October, 1-4.30pm
‘In the Printing Shed’, join Sally Hebeler and Liz Gregory to make a shed print
Artist led shed tours beginning at 1pm, 2pm, 3pm and 4pm
Refreshments available (access limited)
‘Shedding’, 6.45pm
Join Ruth Bell for a visual arts live dance performance.
Refreshments and open fire available (access limited)
There will be opportunities to make things for and be a part of the performance – for more information contact: belmassage@yahoo.co.uk
Groups, Galleries, Organisations
Contact details
Website: http://www.bhaam.org.uk
Telephone: 01823680351
Email: info@timmartin.org.uk
Address
Simonsburrow House
Hemyock
Devon
EX15 3XA
Directions: From Chelston roundabout near Wellington, take A38 going West. Go straights over mini-roundabout, then take fourth turning on left (Monument Road). Continue for 2 miles to top of hill. Go straight across. Venue 400 yards on left.
Venue details
Disabled access:
Partial (Access to limited areas of venue, including uneven surface such as gravel and narrow access)
Parking:
Onsite parking
Children and family friendly
No dogs (except Guide Dogs)
Workshop/demonstration sessions available
‘Taster or Have-A-Go’ activities
Dates & Times
Open 11am to 6pm, see the calendar below for opening and closing dates.
10am to 5pm daily.