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Under the Tree: Open Call for Exhibitors
Under the Tree offers visitors high quality handmade crafts - an inspiring alternative to the larger high street and online retailers - supporting makers, as well as our craft education charity. We welcome applications from UK-based designer-makers and are looking for: beautifully crafted work in a range of prices/sizes; batch-produced or one-of-a-kind work that is ready to display; a variety of craft media; makers with a strong social media presence, who will reciprocate promotion.
Exhibition Call Out: MAKING IT 2027
Hosted in the prestigious Jubilee Gallery at MAKE Southwest from 16 January – 17 April 2027, the exhibition will showcase up to 20 early-career artists working across contemporary craft & making, from traditional materials & techniques, to digital practices (e.g. photography, film, print). The 2027 exhibition will explore the theme ‘The Maker’s Journey’, inviting applicants to reflect on aspects such as innovation in materials & techniques, sustainability, diversity, & collaboration.
VASW - Bound to Us
Animals shape human life in countless ways: as companions, sources of food and labour, objects of entertainment, spiritual figures, and symbols of cultural identity. These roles are shaped by tradition, religion, economy, and ecology, and reflect both care and exploitation. Bound to Us considers how animals carry meaning beyond their physical presence. They may be revered as sacred beings, protected as endangered species, tolerated or vilified as pests, or consumed and controlled.
What the Ground Remembers
What the Ground Remembers brings together Devon-based artists Steve Thorpe, Kate Lyons Miller and Paul Devon Young in an exhibition centered on process, material, and the earth beneath our feet. The three artists are united through creative process. Each begins with materials gathered directly from the local landscape: stone is ground into pigment, clay dug and refined by hand, minerals collected from paths, hills, and coastline.
Art Unpacked with Tony Weaver
Have you ever walked into a gallery and wondered if you were missing something? Questioned what the artist is trying to do, or how to find your own meaning in the work? Art Unpacked offers a welcoming space to slow down, look closely and explore contemporary art together. In each session, we focus on a small selection of works from the exhibition. Through guided discussion, we reflect on the themes they raise, the questions they ask and the personal responses they spark.
‘Flow State’ Cyanotype Printing Workshop with Rachael Allain
This day-long workshop will introduce participants to the basics of this beautiful alternative photographic technique, one of the earliest forms of photography, invented by Sir John Herschel in 1842. Cyanotype is a camera-less photographic technique that allows you to create your own unique designs in shades of Prussian blue.
VASW - GHA Winter Fair
Enjoy a vibrant showcase of high-quality, locally made work - ranging from jewellery, textiles, ceramics and paintings to candles, cards, and beautifully crafted leather goods. This winter season, Green Hill Arts is proud to present an inspiring mix of work from both exciting new artists and some of the region’s most celebrated makers. It’s a wonderful opportunity to find something special while supporting local talent. Entry is free.
Christmas Circle Crafting - Family Friendly Workshop
In this accessible drop-in workshop, families are invited to explore three fun activities using reused Christmas wrapping paper, old envelopes, and some ribbon. Led by one of our resident studio artists, Emese Hall, and supported by our volunteers, this relaxed session will introduce simple techniques for transforming everyday recycled materials into charming decorations.
The Artist as Magician: A Conversation with Rima Staines & Terri…
The Artist as Magician: A Conversation with Rima Staines & Terri Windling Saturday July 26th, 6:00pm – 7:30pm Once upon a time, art and magic were not merely related - they were the same act: a way of shaping reality, summoning meaning, and crossing thresholds. In our modern world, rationality has taken center stage, and art is too often confined to decoration. But what if we could reclaim its wild, transformative power?
Make a Chopping Board: A Workshop with Jo Weaden
Using a series of selected hand tools you will be creating individual chopping boards from English hardwood offcuts, such as oak, ash, and sycamore from the Studio Arvor workshop. Through designing, shaping, and oiling the chopping boards, Jo will help you to learn how best to use certain hand tools and build confidence in doing so.
Spoon Carving Workshop with Alex Finberg
In this workshop, you'll start with a spoon blank and carve your way to creating a beautifully finished cooking spoon. There’s nothing quite like the satisfaction of crafting something by hand and using it in your everyday life! This course is perfect for complete beginners or those with some carving experience looking to refine their skills. Whether it’s your first spoon or a chance to refresh your technique, you’ll leave with a new appreciation for this wholesome craft.
Rose-Marie Caldecott in Concert: Threads of Light
Join us for an intimate evening with artist, singer, and songwriter Rose-Marie Caldecott. On May 17th, Rose-Marie will perform a selection of her evocative songs, offering a rare opportunity to experience the intersection of her musical practice and her visual artwork. The performance will be enhanced by a small choir, who will sing from behind the audience, their voices resonating in the dark, adding a haunting depth to the experience.
Silver Pendant Making Workshop
In this 2.5-hour session, you will have the opportunity to craft a beautiful silver pendant made from recycled silver, from start to finish. Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, Nicky will guide you through the process, teaching you the essential jewellery making techniques of shaping, texturing, soldering and polishing. By the end of the workshop, you'll leave with a stunning, personalised piece of jewellery to cherish. Notes: Please bring your own apron and wear closed toe shoes.
Widdershins 3 - Artist Q&A Session
This special Q&A session offers a unique chance to hear directly from some of the talented artists featured in the show. Hazel Brown, Angharad Barlow, Danielle Barlow, Diane Coates, Andrew Sinclair, and Armorel Hamilton will be sharing insights into their work, creative processes, and inspirations. Expect an informal presentation, followed by the opportunity to ask questions and engage in conversation with both the artists and fellow art enthusiasts.
Dark Fairy Tales for Grown-ups
Step into the shadows at Green Hill Arts and rediscover old tales - twisted, mysterious, and far darker than the versions you remember. Join Dartmoor storyteller Lisa Schneidau, acclaimed author of Botanical Folk Tales of Britain and Ireland, for an unforgettable evening of dark folklore. Expect ghostly apparitions, shapeshifting creatures, severed heads, and the mischief of the Little Folk - these are not fairy tales for the faint-hearted.
Even In The Dark
Discover the powerful work of Rose-Marie Caldecott at Green Hill Arts. Running from 2nd May to 31st May 2025, this exhibition invites visitors to experience Rose-Marie’s exploration of grief, loss, and the transformative process of moving through darkness. Since moving to Devon in 2020, Caldecott has used painting as a way to navigate the emotional landscape of grief.
Artwork Description Workshop with Joseph Rizzo Naudi
Join blind writer and researcher Joseph Rizzo Naudi for a multi-sensory description workshop that welcomes participants of all abilities, from the seasoned connoisseur to the enthusiastic beginner. In this two-hour session, you’ll explore our ‘Even In The Dark’ exhibition by Rose-Marie Caldecott through non-visual approaches to art. The workshop encourages participants to draw on their unique sensory perspectives, fostering collaborative and inclusive descriptions of the artworks.
North London Lates
North London Lates is a new, multi-venue festival, celebrating creativity along the high street in North Tottenham and Upper Edmonton. The event is a collaboration between Made by Tottenham and Fore Street for All CIC. Join us on Saturday 15 July from 5pm until late for a trail of events and activities that will include music, art, circus performances, food and more. Everything is FREE for everyone, and you can attend all events without a ticket.
North London Lates
About this Event North London Lates is a new, multi-venue festival, celebrating creativity along the high street in North Tottenham and Upper Edmonton. The event is a collaboration between Made by Tottenham and Fore Street for All CIC. Join us on Saturday 15 July from 5pm until late for a trail of events and activities that will include music, art, circus performances, food and more. Below is a list of North London Lates venues, events and activities, timings TBC.
North London Lates
North London Lates is a new, multi-venue festival, celebrating creativity along the high street in North Tottenham and Upper Edmonton. The event is a collaboration between Made by Tottenham and Fore Street for All CIC. Join us on Saturday 15 July from 5pm until late for a trail of events and activities that will include music, art, circus performances, food and more. Everything is FREE for everyone, and you can attend all events without a ticket.
Compost by Laura Porter
Working with discarded clothing – a material that carries with it cyclical histories of land, worker, consumer and waste – Laura breaks down the garments to create a raw material that is re-formed into solid structures, which are often a response to the environments in which she works.
Historic England reveals country’s newly at risk and saved sites in 2022
Over the past year, 175 historic buildings and sites have been added to Historic England’s Heritage at Register because of their deteriorating condition. Published today, the Heritage at Risk Register for 2022 gives an annual snapshot of the health of England’s historic places and those most at risk of being lost as a result of neglect, decay or inappropriate development.
Aerial archaeology in Jordan
Crossref Citations This article has been cited by the following publications. This list is generated based on data provided by CrossRef. Contreras, Daniel A. and Brodie, Neil 2010. The Utility of Publicly-Available Satellite Imagery for Investigating Looting of Archaeological Sites in Jordan. Journal of Field Archaeology, Vol. 35, Issue. 1, p. 101. CrossRef Google Scholar Kennedy, David and Bishop, M.C. 2011. Google earth and the archaeology of Saudi Arabia. A case study from the Jeddah area.
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