The Tithe Barn

Venue number: 
24
Somerset Art Weeks: 
2009

Borderline - a collective of artists who live on the borders of Somerset.  Guest artist Andrew Crane from Northumberland.

The exhibition pulls together diverse, vibrant and stunning works using a broad range of methods and influences.  Paintings from Robert Organ, Valerie Bardon, Jacy Wall, Andrew Crane and Patricia Barbor.

The recently restored Tithe Barn offers an exceptional environment.  Metal sculpture by Sam Barbor, contemporary textiles by Alice Crane and leather work by Muddy Dogs. 

Refreshments available in Barn or lunch/dinner at The Cotley Inn.

Note:  Apologies, but  Brian Rice will not be exhibiting at the Tithe Barn during Art Weeks.

  • Ceramics
  • Painting, Prints, Drawing
  • Sculpture, Stonecarving
  • Textiles, Fashion

Artists at this venue

Alice Crane
Jacy Wall
Valerie Bardon
Patricia Barbor
Muddy Dogs

Contact details

Website: 
http://www.muddydogs.com
Telephone: 
07989 385734
Email: 
info@muddydogs.com

Address

Tithe Barn
Cotley
Nr Chard
Somerset
TA20 3EP
Directions: 
From Chard on the A30 West/Honiton. On leaving Chard take left at Toll House, take left again, turn left at red sign for Cotley, one mile turn right down tree lined driveway.

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

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Open 11am to 6pm, see the calendar below for opening and closing dates.

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