Hurst Barton Workshops

Venue number: 
37
Somerset Art Weeks: 
2009

Five artists showing in a beautiful setting of historical hamstone buildings. 

Tom Clark: Stone sculpture and cast work.  Stone carving courses throughout the year.  Taster sessions.
Andrea Clark: Charcoal drawings, etchings, paintings.  Taster sessions.
Ann Fagan:  Colour/monochrome reduction, linocuts, etchings.  Demonstrations.
George Hider:  Lifelike animal forms from recycled steel.
Rebecca Stidson:  Rich and vibrant paintings in acrylic.

Sculpture in the garden.  Ring for times of taster sessions/demonstrations.
Tea and cakes.

  • Metalwork
  • Painting, Prints, Drawing
  • Printmaking
  • Sculpture, Stonecarving

Artists at this venue

Tom Clark - Stonecarver
Andrea Clark
Ann Fagan
Rebecca Stidson
George Hider

Contact details

Website: 
http://www.tomclarkstonecarver.co.uk
Telephone: 
01935 822111/822833
Email: 
tom@tomclarkstonecarver.co.uk

Address

Hurst Barton
Hurst
Martock
Somerset
TA12 6JU
Directions: 
Near Yandles wood yard and The 303 Gallery. One mile off the A303 between Martock and Bower Hinton.

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 (I agree to abide by the Family Friendly Guidelines as set out in Family Friendly Guiding Principle http://www.somersetartworks.org.uk/ffguide)
Workshop/demonstration sessions available
‘Taster, demonstration or Have-A-Go’ activities (Please make sure the details of the activities are included in your guide text.)

Dates & Times

See below.
Open Wed to Sun, 10am - 6pm. CLOSED Mon & Tue.

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