This blog showcases
some of the stunning work which can currently be viewed as part of the Barley
Lands Art Trail. Following the success of last year’s event, this time the art
trail has been extended to run for a whole month, allowing more people to have
the opportunity to view the local talent of Essex, both professional and
amateur. Now in its third year, galleries and workshops within the Barleylands
Craft Village have again opened their doors to local artists to display their
work.
The trail was
formed two years ago by a voluntary committee with the aim of creating opportunities
and links between local artists, business and community whilst promoting the
profile of all three.
The Barleylands
Craft Village is the perfect venue for such an event of this kind as it is home
of more than fifty studio shops working with a whole host of materials
including paint, canvas, paper, clay, glass and steel to produce an array of
unique products. Take the opportunity to visit soon and view some great art and
very creative product.
In the mean time
here is a sneaky preview to wet your appetite....
Official opening of the Barleylands Art Trail 2012
Martin Dyer, Visual
Artist in Studio 30
Richard Argent,
Visual Artist in Studio 19
Donna Phelps,
Visual Artist in Studio 33-35
Liz O’Brien, Visual
Artist in Studio 42
Caroline Weidman,
Sculptor in Studio 44
Denise Gannon,
Textile Artist in Studio 48
Lisa Smith, Visual
Artist in Studio 28
Steve Burdett,
Visual Artist in Studio 15
Danielle Clements,
Sculptor in Studio 41
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Jennie Clements,
Fantasy Art in Studio 41
The trail blazers, reviewing this years Art Trail
Willerby, Visual
Artist in Studio 43 (image to follow)
Paul Magner,
Photographer in Studio 50
Sandra Bonner,
Photography in Studio 24
Mandy Davis,
Painter in Studio 20
Pearce Hall, Visual
Artist in Studio 18
Janet Stout, Visual
Artist in Studio 40
Jan Simon, Jeweller
in Studio 43
Robert J Railton,
Visual Artist in the Courtyard Tea rooms
If you would like
to see the works mentioned in this blog and much more, why not visit
Barleylands Craft Village, Barleylands Road, Billericay, Essex CM11 2UD. To
find out more details go to www.barleylands.co.uk
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