Arts Hub
at East Harptree
The Arts Hub at East Harptree is a new arts project connecting two artists with the local community
The Arts Hub and Project Newton with St Laurence Church are delighted to announce that there will be a second Hunky Punk Heritage Project taking place with the children at East Harptree Primary School this November. Over series of sessions with Arts Hub artist Louis Neale and local artist and villager Patrick Barker, the school children will create their very own painted clay Hunky Punk.
There will be a public exhibition of the Hunky Punks created by the school children over the weekend of 14-15th December at St Laurence Church - come along and see the modern day Hunky Punks!
RECENT PROJECT: The East Harptree Big Arts Weekend
19-20 October 2024
Thank you so much to everyone in the community who came and supported the East Harptree Big Arts Weekend! We were delighted to see so many visitors to the exhibition and participants taking part in the art workshops - there was a creative buzz all weekend and all the cake was eaten too!
And a list of artists with full exhibits:
- Potts Cottage Collective @potts.cottage.collective - Jackie Head portrait paintings, linocuts and quilts, Chris Head linocuts and photography
- Keri Green @kerigreenillustrator illustrations and prints
- Ali Brown @iamalibrown Found Wisdom Collages
- Cheryl Herrington @cherylherrington_art abstract landscapes
- Pauline Palmer @paulinejoanpalmer ceramics, abstract drawings and prints
- Kevin Hemmings @kevin_hemmings architectural and landscape paintings
- Mary Liddell @maryliddellart portrait and still life oil paintings
Just a shout out about the artists on the guest artist wall if you want to learn more about them after seeing their works: 🗿Sculptures by Patrick Barker @patrickbarkersculptor , Helen Gordon @helengordonsculpture and Fred Gordon @fredgordonsculpture🖼️Paintings by Sue Hemmings and Alison Gibson🧾 Linocut by Julia Haggett
Background by Meg Lovell Photography @meglovellphoto