Affordable Garden Art Exhibition Showborough House Thursday 27 April to Sunday 11 June 2017 by THE Gardening WEBSITE (2023)

Affordable Garden Art Exhibition Showborough House

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every Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday on public holidays,

Opening hours 10:30 – 16:00

Group visits can be arranged at other times.

There is no admission, but donations are welcome.

There will be sculptures by around 70 sculptors. All sculptures will be for sale and priced under £4000, most under £1000 and some under £100. Exhibitors only contribute a minimal commission to cover the direct costs of the exhibition, so prices are competitive and artists benefit. Most sculptors come from Gloucestershire and surrounding counties, but a few from much further afield. The exhibition is designed to appeal to sculptors at the beginning of their careers, including students, although some established sculptors come and price their work competitively.

There will be a closed exhibition with works by local artists

Tea, coffee and cold drinks as well as biscuits and sometimes cakes are available for a small charge. There are many places for lunch within a few kilometers.

There are some gravel paths and steps so most, but not all, gardens and exhibits are accessible to wheelchair users. There are some potential hazards for small children, such as stairs and ponds, so they should be supervised. Well-behaved dogs on a lead are welcome and there are parking spaces in the shade. Parking is in the adjacent field or in the common grass area.

Please check our How to find us page instead of relying on satellite navigation which usually doesn't work here.

There will be an accompanying exhibition at The Roses Theater in Tewkesbury. This will include works by some of the sculptors exhibiting in the garden. The sculptures will be displayed on the walls of the Cafe Bar, which is open during ticket office opening hours daily during the exhibition. All works will be for sale at the Box Office and the minimum commission will support the work of The Roses, Tewkesbury's community arts charity.

If you want a reminder just before we open, just send an e-mail to[email protected]and I'll put you on our email list.

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Economic Garden Art Exhibition 2015

Welcome. We hope you will be happy with the garden and the sculptures. The sculptures are made by sculptors of all levels of experience, from beginners and students to established artists of international recognition. Most, but not all, are from Gloucestershire and surrounding counties. If you have any questions, Andrew or one of the sculptors will be here anytime.

Vote for your favorite patio tub sculpture.

Don't have a picnic in the garden. You can use the car park.

Dogs on a leash are welcome unless they disturb the cat.

Normal garden hazards apply. There are steps, ponds, trip hazards, prickly pear treesplanterand of course heavy and fragile sculptures.

If you enjoy your visit, make a donation to one of the boxes. We are supporting the Royal British Legion again this year, but in response to requests from visitors last year we also have a donation box in this garden to help us maintain the display and open garden for years to come.

Forest
1. Predator & Prey, mixed media, Jacob Rock, £400 & £800
2. Ruby Red Ring-a- Roses, steel/zinc, Melissa Cole, £130 each (3 @ £360, 6 @ £650, 12 @ £1300)
3. Tourneo, steel, Noah Taylor, DKK 680
4. Unusual Toad, Jesmonite, Frances Warren, £25 each
5. Bracket mushrooms on Birch Log, Jesmonite, Frances Warren, £65 & £45
6. Puckrup Goblins, iron resin, Andrew Roache, £125 each (edition of 24)
7. English Bluebell, steel, MissFire, NOK 1850
8. Duo Fern, stainless steel/oak, Chris Kampf, DKK 950
9. Rediscovery, red sandstone, Nicola Axe, DKK 1200
10. Column, steel/cement, Sarah Hayhoe, DKK 325
11. Alfie, cimentfondue, Diane Ree, 195 £
12. Bird Head & Unicorn Head, ceramic, Jazzy Cousins, £350 & £375 inc. posts
13. Trunk, ceramic, Sam Lucas, £250

Road and in front of the house
14. Head, oak, Myre Beetlestone, DKK 1200
15. Pike on a Trike & Fish on a Bicycle, steel, Daren Greenhow, £450 & £795
16. Barn owl, cypress, Ant rock, DKK 1200
17. Obelisk, steel,Simon Probyn, 220 £
18. Just Thinking, Cotswold limestone, Gillian Reeve, τρίο 650 £, single 250 £
19. Nicodean Apparatus 1, x/guitarstrenge, Jack Sawbridge, £1100
20. Unfair Game, ceramic, Garry Jones, £620 (single chicken £230)
21. On the Ball & Wrapped, iron resin Pam Foley, £2000 & £2100 (editions of 15)
22. Water Lily Birdbath, standard, Erica Bibbings, £240
23. Quercus bench, oak, John Bibbings, DKK 900
24. Cactus, steel,Simon Probyn, 450 kr
25. Fold 1, steel, Richard Cresswell, DKK 650
26. Reunited, Spiced Burnt Oaks, Lina Carr, £900 pair (£460 each)
27. Blue Hare, wire, Judith Waddington, £80
28. Flowers, glass/steel, Adele Christensen, £125 each (3 @ £345, 5 @ £550, 8 @ £720)

Terraces and borders
29. Long Walk, iron resin, Pam Foley, £420 (Edition 50)
30. Twirl, marmorharpiks, Pat Elmore, £750
31. Robin on Dibber, mosaic, Kate Sell, £70
32. Duck, oak, Myre Beetlestone, NOK 150
33. Bjørn, oak, Myre Beetlestone, NOK 200
34. Pig herb holder & sheep mint holder, ceramic/steel, Garry Jones, £165 & £150
35. Olive branch, copper/resin, Ray Castell, NOK 570
36. Orang-utan Sisters, cold cast iron, Martin Adamson, £800 (edition of 24)
37. Kelmscott chair, mosaic/wood, Erica Bibbings, DKK 685
38. Natasha, copper resin, Malcolm West, DKK 2200 incl. column base
39. Kingham Oak, steel,Christopher TownsendDKK 725 excl
40. Mystery & Deer, copper resin & white resin, Pepe Root, £275, £95 & £90
41. Indiana Visionary Maquette & Joy (bird & apple), bronze resin, Caro Burberry, £295 & £125 (red.50)

Lawn
42. Dog, cast iron cold resin, Max Patte, £1300 (Edition 25)
43. Landscape no. 1 – NH5100, steel/zinc/gold leaf, Melissa Cole, £2200
44. Rabbit, thread, Emma Walker, £98
45. White Noise, steel/polypropylene, Barney Yendall, £2750 (version 12)
46. ​​Herd of stags, steel, Simon Hempsell, £1850 (stag £600, fawn £585, fawn £290)
47. Friendly Little Dog, Iron Resin, Andrew Roache, £275 (Edition 24)
48. Band, stainless steel, Richard Cresswell, £850

On earth
49. Tethered Flight, steel, Noah Taylor, £840 and Birdies £67 each
50. Boar, oak, Myre Beetlestone, DKK 850
51. Three Spheres, pil, Victoria Westaway, £250
52. Moon Hare, iron resin, Andrew Roache, £475 (edition of 24)
53. Ballistarius pentapulta, kobber, Nigel Williams, 495 kr
54. Eagle eating monkeys, Portland stone, Rachel Taylor, £800
55. Milligan, Portland stone, Selina Chadwick, £395
56. Skinny Figures, plaster/resin, Lina Carr, pair as shown £900 (resin cast £900 per figure including base)
57. Flip Side, cementfondue/eg, Diane Ree, 175 kr
58. Sunflower, stainless steel, Mike Bigland, DKK 920

Magnolia
59. Courage, Carrera recovery, Stephanie Cushing, £1200
60. Digitalis, steel, MissFire, DKK 1350
61. Phantom, limestone/oak, Cathy Wood, NOK 375
62. Sabrina, Portland stone, Gillian Roberts, £800
63. Flowers, glass/steel, Jeannette Therrien, DKK 38 each
64. Mackerel, glass, Alison Bowyer, £45 each
65. Lady in the Green Hat, copper resin, Myra Murby, £750 (edition of 24)

Duehaven
66. Sanctuary (with deer) & Fantasy, copper resin, Pepe Root, £195 & £250
67. Emerald Twist, bronze resin, Myra Murby, £495 (Edition 24)
68. Bird motif, multifaceted, Stephanie Cushing, DKK 550
69. Shard of Hope, limestone, Emma Ablitt, £450
70. Half-moon Woman, lime stones, James Connolly, 495 kr
71. Together Again, glas/sten, Jeannette Therrien, 285 kr
72. Untitled, cement, Nigel Ash, £1000
73. Juno, limestones, Cathy Wood, 495 kr
74. Daisies, glass/steel, Lynn Baker, DKK 75 each
75. Contemplation, limestone, Emma Ablitt, SEK 595
76. Horse head, oak, Myre Beetlestone, DKK 650
77. Snowy Owls, steel, Daren Greenhow, single £120, pair £195
78. Three Lime Poker, glass/steel, Katie Green, £290
79. Infinity II, oak/steel/resin, Francis Warren, DKK 400
80. Standing Stone, glass/ceramic, Jeannette Therrien, DKK 185
81. Allium, copper, Rachel Carter, £800 each (trio £2000)
82. Panic Attack, poplar/fired with acrylic, Natasha Houseago, £895.
with Little One, walnut, DKK 550. Jumpsuit for women, walnut, DKK 650. Mask, walnut, DKK 375
83. Panel, glass/steel, Sarah Hayhoe, small DKK 85, large DKK 105
84. Trunk, ceramic, Sam Lucas, £250
85. Titus, cement fondue/oak, Diane Ree, £175 each (edition of 25)

Dragon Haven
86. Three geese, willow, Victoria Westaway, £350
87. Cormorant & Crane, fused glass, John Payne, £65 each,
88. Serenity (swan), aluminium, Alison Bowyer, £185
89. Allium, as 81
90. Sail, glass/steel, Katie Green, DKK 350
91. Dragonfly on Leaf, Steel, Daren Greenhow, 215 £
92. Mallard, wire/stone, Judith Waddington, £60
93. Wings, ash, Peter Walwin, NOK 745

Lower limit
94. Standing Waves, stainless steel, Noah Taylor, £430 each (pair £800)
95. 2tegether & Snakehead, keramik, Penelope Hayes, £200 hver, 2tegether, airdry lay/patina £175
96. Cow Parsley Group, steel, Simon Hempsell, £450 (£85 & £58 each)
97. Spiral fern, stainless steel/oak, Chris Kampf, DKK 950
98. Foldeform, ceramic, Philippa Macarthur, 280 kr
99. Emerging Life, ceramic/steel, Philippa Macarthur, SEK 325
100. Angelica, stainless steel, Mike Bugland, DKK 680
101. In My Dreams, aluminium/wood, Alison Bowyer, DKK 420
102. Pair of swallows, glass/steel, Katie Green, DKK 225
103. Mosaic panels, Peta Allen, large £65, small £50
104. Walking girl, steel,Simon Probyn, 850 £
105. Vacuum cleaner heads, recycled, Jacob Rock, DKK 80 each

Kitchen garden
106. Jack Russell, cimentfondue, David Osborne, £295
107. Bird bath, Renee Kilburn, £750
108. Chicken, bronze resin with bronze feet and legs, Marie Shepherd, £680 (edition of 50)
109. Louse, galvanized steel, Will Carr, DKK 1250
110.GarlicSeed heads, galvanized steel, Chris Townsend, £495
111. Robins, steel,Simon Probyn, £15 each including mini log
112. Seagull, fused glass, John Payne, £35
113. Turkey, ceramics, Andrea Richardson, DKK 70
114. Cube, mixed media, Jacob Rock, 250 kr

Sunken Have
115. The Unbearable Lightness of Being, Portland Stone, Simon Brittain, £2400
116. Dragonfly, stainless steel, Mike Bigland, DKK 490
117. Spring Flower 1-5, glazed stoneware, Aurora Pozniakow, large £220 each, small £180 each
118. Little Moss garden, cement/moss, Nigel Ask, DKK 150
119. Tall bulb, ceramic, Karen Edwards, £495
120. Tear Drops, glass/steel, Peta Allen, DKK 75 each
121. Amphibian, bronze resin, Andrew Roache, £345 (edition of 24)
122. Head in 3 blocks, Cotswold limestone, James Connolly, £1750
123. 2 sparrow leaf bath, steel/zinc/copper, Melissa Cole, £420
124. Black and Gold Twist, Potoro marmor, Stephanie Cushing, £2900
125. Balls, ceramic, Adele Christensen, DKK 450 the pair
126. Natural Forms, Pottery, Peter Garrard, Small £180 each, Medium £350, Large £390 each
127. Distortion, steel/ash, MissFire & Peter Walwin, DKK 1450
128. Doves, copper resin, Caro Burberry, Tranquility (fantail) £225, Peace £195 (edition of 50)
129. Water lilies, glass, Wendy Stafford, DKK 75 each (trio DKK 200), Dragonfly DKK 25 excl. rod
130. Kneeling figure, limestone, Pat Elmore, DKK 450

Grandpa's roof and garden
131. Sheep, steel, Simon Hempsell, SEK 342
132. Rhythmic Dancer 2, kalksten, Kim Pethybridge, 425 kr
133. Basic form pair, steel,Simon Probyn, 400 kr
134. Flora, copper resin, Malcolm West, NOK 2,200. with plinth
135. Bird baths, mosaic, Peta Allen, DKK 35 each
136. Pine, ceramic, Renee Kilburn, DKK 450
137. Thalassa, resin mosaic, Manouche, £1200
138. Gru Gru Bird, Portland Stone, Charlotte Masters, £1295
139. Eartha & Persephone Plant Boxes, Resin Mosaic, Manouche, £850 each.
140. Akhenaten, Portland sten, Nicola Axe, £1400

Ask Tree Walk
141. Balletic Goniometer 3, mixed media, Jack Sawbridge, £2700
142. Double-headed iris, galvanized steel,Iron ageDKK 138 each Lily £36 (3: £98), Iris £98 each, Daisy Pair £63
143. Herefords, steel/stainless steel, Richard Cresswell, Bull £1800, Cow £1400, Calf £400
144. Potential, ceramic, Karen Edwards, £495
145. Green Man, cimentfondue, David Osborne, £245
146. Robin on Fork mosaik, Kate Sell, £80
147. Allium, as 81
148. Balls, steel, Sarah Hayhoe, 4cm. £6 each, 6cm £10, 8cm £16, 10cm £24
149. Egg, ceramic, Karen Edwards, DKK 595
150. Flowers, ceramic, Renee Kilburn, £50 each
151. Sycamore Seed, stål, Will Carr, 345 kr

Yew Tree Walk
152. Knight, limestones, Cathy Wood, 275 kr
153. Torso, Lincoln sten, Pat Elmore, £850
154. Lovers, Limestone, James Connolly, £295
155. Contour, African Springstone, David King, £2300
156. SpringFerns, limestone, Kim Pethybridge, NOK 295
157. Interactions (hanging) & interlocking, steel, Will Carr, £595 & £545
158. Margarites, som 74
159. Chloe, sten/cement, Christine Baxter,
160. Sequoia, copper, Helene Barrott, NOK 850
161. Flowers, mixed media, Victoria Hunt, £85 each. Dragonflies £40 each.
162. The Rustic TrioFerns, steel, Chris Kampf, large £390, medium £330, small £270
162A. Looks like rain, ceramic/soft wood, Garry Jones, DKK 420

Holly Garden and Folly
163. On Returning to the Same Point in Space, Portland Stone, Simon Brittain, £860
164. BaFa, Cotswold kalksten, Andy Hayman, £325
165. Angel Birdbath, mixed media, Philippa Macarthur, £350
166. Onion, oil Steel,Iron age, 780 £
167. Enchanted grasshopper flowers, steel,Christopher Townsend, 645 £
168. Magpie's Nest Birdbath, μωσαϊκό, Erica Bibbings, £240
169. Sequoia, bezinal steel/wood, Helene Barrott, DKK 1000
170. Reader, willow, Victoria Westaway, £230
171. Dachshund, arrow, Emma Walker, DKK 220
172. Fred, limestone, Emma Ablitt, £825
173. Mosehave, cement/mos, Nigel Ask, 275 kr
174. Christine Baxter
175. Willow in Breeze, bezinal steel/wood, Helene Barrott, £900
176. Butterfly tree, glass/steel, Lynn Baker, DKK 325 incl. save b'flies
177. Christine Baxter
178. Pilgrim, cast cement, David Osborne, £325
179. Humphrey the Hedgehog, Cotswold kalksten, Kim Pethybridge, £175
Globes, glass, Sarah Hayhoe, £12 each

Indoors
Red Caro, Breccio Permice, Stephanie Cushing, 450 £
Rabbit, ceramic, Andrea Richardson, £120
Sheep, pottery, Andrea Richardson, £35

Showborough House Economic Garden Art Exhibition Thursday 1 May to Sunday 15 June 2014

There will be sculptures by over 60 sculptors. All sculptures will be for sale and priced under £3000, most under £1000 and some under £100. Exhibitors only contribute a minimal commission to cover the direct costs of the exhibition, so prices are competitive and artists benefit. Most sculptors come from Gloucestershire and surrounding counties, but a few from much further afield. The exhibition is designed to appeal to sculptors at the beginning of their careers, including students, although some established sculptors come and price their work competitively.

To view the sculptures click on the You Tube link - the 150+ sculptures are in the order shown below - if you are interested in any of the sculptures please get in touch

Andrew or Glynis on 01684 296605, email at[email protected](subject: sculpture) or write to Andrew Roache, Showborough House, Twyning, Gloucestershire GL20 6DN.

Tea, coffee and cold drinks as well as biscuits and sometimes cakes are available for a small charge. There are many places for lunch within a few kilometers.

Please check our How to find us page instead of relying on satellite navigation which usually doesn't work here.

If you want a reminder just before we open, just send an e-mail to[email protected]and I'll put you on our email list.

Showborough House hosts the Affordable Garden Art Competition and Exhibition this spring. A wide range of good but affordable sculptures, mostly by local or up-and-coming sculptors, can be seen in the natural setting of the one and a half hectare garden, which has been renovated over the past five years. There are works in a variety of sizes, styles and media, including wood, metal, stone, glass, ceramic and resin. The Showborough is an informal space where visitors are encouraged to enjoy the exhibits and gardens at their own pace and perhaps sit and relax with a cup of tea or coffee.

The exhibitions are for sale and as Showborough House is a not-for-profit business, any purchase gives maximum support to the artists.

It features works by over sixty sculptors in stone, metal, ceramics, glass and other materials, all displayed in the attractive garden. There is an indoor exhibition featuring works by local guest artists and refreshments are available.

The exhibition is open Thursday to Sunday and Monday holidays from 10:30 to 16:00.

Details at www.showborough.com.

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