Upcoming Exhibitions and Events
The Cookham Festival Sculpture Garden at the John Lewis Partnership’s Odney Club
The Cookham Festival is delighted to announce the return of the highly anticipated Cookham Festival Sculpture Garden, a celebration of art, nature, and creativity that promises to captivate visitors from near and far. This biennial event will take place at The Odney Club in Cookham, Berkshire and will showcase the work of over 30 sculptors, beautifully set out among the herbaceous borders, topiary and arboretum.
The Sculpture Garden will not only ignite the imaginations of professional garden designers and landscape architects but will also offer inspiration to those seeking to furnish a more modest landscape or perhaps purchase a unique ever-lasting gift for a loved one. The Sculpture Garden is a wonderful opportunity to see a range of traditional and contemporary sculptures by both well-known and up and coming artists using an extensive range of materials from wood, stone and metal to ceramics, resin and glass. Pieces will range from the small and portable, suitable for any garden or patio, to dramatic creations requiring a significant space to call home. All the works on display will be available to purchase.
Sculpture at Doddington Hall and Gardens
The popular biennial Sculpture Exhibition returns to Doddington Hall. The stunning walled gardens and romantic wild gardens provide the perfect setting for over 300 works of art made by 60 Sculptors from across the UK and beyond.
Curators David Waghorne and Kate McGovern have carefully selected national and international sculptors to complement each area of the garden and to provide an eclectic exhibition to suit all tastes, styles and budgets. A large indoor gallery located in the Stable Yard will exhibit a captivating variety of smaller-scale pieces.
Leeds Castle Sculpture Exhibition
In celebration of 50 years, Leeds Castle will create a sculpture trail through the grounds and gardens.
Enjoy the breathtaking artwork created by a diverse group of local and international artists. The sculptures will be placed in various locations throughout the grounds, with some hidden in unexpected corners and others hanging from the treetops above.
Leeds Castle Kent
Sculpture at the Castle is an outdoor sculpture trail. The event feature 20 sculptors from around the UK showcasing examples of their work relating to our theme: Animals
For more information visit: https://leeds-castle.com/
Clitheroe Contemporary Arts Exhibition
An exciting Festival of Contemporary Arts in Clitheroe showcasing the work of artists from near and far, over a weekend celebration of creativity with events and exhibitions for everyone.
For more information visit: https://www.clitheroecontemporary.co.uk/
Cotswold Sculpture Park
The "Elemental" exhibition at the Cotswold Sculpture Park is the perfect way to view contemporary sculpture, in a beautiful setting in the open air.
To find out more visit: https://cotswoldsculpturepark.co.uk/
Henley Festival 2022
Henley Festival, in its 40th year, is an exclusive boutique black tie festival which takes place over five days celebrating the best of UK and international music and arts.
Curwen Gallery Artists at Bermondsey Project Space
A group exhibition of former Curwen Gallery Artists.The exhibition will be a tribute to Jill & John Hutchings who ran both the New Academy Gallery and Curwen Gallery.
For more information visit: https://project-space.london/artists-from-curwen
Cotswold Sculpture Park
The Cotswold Sculpture Park is home to “Elemental”, a collection of exciting sculptures displayed outdoors.
“Elemental” Exhibition runs from April 1st, closing 30th September (Last admission 16:00, closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays.)
For more information visit: https://cotswoldsculpturepark.co.uk/
Winter Sculpture RHS Rosemoor
Discover more than 100 captivating sculptures set across the gardens and woodland, as the Winter Sculpture Exhibition transforms RHS Garden Rosemoor in North Devon, from 13 November 2021 to 31 January 2022.
Sculpture at Beaulieu
From the atmospheric ruins of 13th century Beaulieu Abbey to the Victorian flower garden, the unique collection will be set against the perfect backdrop in Sculpture at Beaulieu
Fledge:A Year of Birds
The view from the windows of our homes might seem more familiar than ever, but on closer inspection, there is much more to see in the trees and the skies. Over the past year, there has been a widespread re-engagement with nature—and in particular, the public’s appreciation of Britain’s native birds. And Fledge celebrates this.
Cotswold Sculpture Park -
The Cotswold Sculpture Park sits on a ten-acre site very affectionately known by Dave and Serena simply as ‘The Land’. When they bought the land in 1997, its was a wild thistle field.
Though the thistle field had its own beauty The Land has now been transformed into a mixed deciduous and conifer woodland with ponds, gardens and glades. Joining these diverse spaces are meandering paths that take you on a journey around the park providing an international centre for contemporary art.