Thursday 26th to Sunday 29th July 2012
Exhibitions
Festival has finished for this year but this is what you missed or a reminder of the fantastic time you had….. watch this space for next years dates…
As previous years the Festival will play host to a wealth of talented Exhibitors who will be displaying their pieces.
Thursday Evening from 6–8pm Venues will be open* for a Preview of each Exhibition.
Thursday 22nd: 6pm – 8pm (preview evening)
Friday 23rd: 10am – 5pm
Saturday 24th: 10am – 6pm
Sunday 25th: 11am – 3pm
| Venue | Title | Artist |
| Tea Rooms | Café Characters | Ann Giles and Sam Sterret |
| Old Schools | A Celebration of Devon’s Wildlife Countryside | Georgina Crawford and Denise Finney and Celia Olsson |
| Commerce House | House of Glass | Amy McCarthy and Siddy Langley |
| The Pottery | Ceramic and Stone | Imogen Hallam |
| Vine | Festival Print Shop | Tim SalterJoanna Radford, Diane Bailey |
| Community Centre Foyer | Hatherleigh Art Group | Local art group |
| Crafty Angels | Knit and Natter | Local Knitters |
| Salar Gallery | Foot and Mouth 10 year on | Chris Chapman |
Commerce House - House of Glass
Amy McCarthy and Siddy Langley
Showcasing the decorative stained glass of Amy McCarthy and Siddy Langley
Tea Rooms - Cafe Characters
Ann Giles and Sam Sterret
Animal and wildlife portraits in pen and ink, to enthral and amuse
Samantha Sterrett was born in England in 1986 and moved to New Zealand in 1997 where she lived for 9 years. Over this time she became more and more involved in art and decided to incorporate her love for widelife into her work. All her paintings are lively and show the individual characteristics of the different animals. Most of the time acrylics are used but oils and pastels have been used on occasions. Samantha is happy to bring to life your pets and favourite creatures on canvas and capture all their cheeky bits.
Old Schools
A Celebration of Devon’s Wildlife Countryside
Georgina Crawford, Denise Finney, Ceila Olsson
Presenting the work of some our most talented local artists including pastels by Georgina Crawford and Gouache paintings by Denise Finney
Celia Olsson
A loose style mainly using watercolour and acrylic ink because of the wonderful choice of vibrant colours, but also experiments with other media and texture effects. Watercolour is such an exciting media because you never know how it will turn out. Inspired by the landscape around, particularly the rugged wildness of Dartmoor and also the flat expanses of East Anglia.
The Pottery - Ceramic and Stone
Imogen Hallam
Artist and illustrator specialising in horses in ceramic and stone.
Vine Church – Festival Print Shop 
Tim Salter, Joanna Radford, Diane Bailey
Venue for our free drop in print workshop also showing a mix of original prints; relief prints, collographs and monoprints by Tim Salter, Joanna Radford and Diane Bailey
Community Centre Foyer – Hatherleigh Art Group
Latest works from members of Hatherleigh Art Group
Crafty Angels – Knit and Natter
A display of knitted and crocheted doorstops made by the Ladies of Hatherleigh’s ‘Knit and Natter’ group
Salar Gallery - Foot and Mouth 10 year on – Chris Chapman
F & M + 10 from 28th July
Farming here as it was before and during the Foot and Mouth outbreak and as it is now portrayed in a collection of paintings, photographs and writings.
Details :- It is ten years since F & M. There will be photos by Chris Chapman and a print to launch called “Market Day” to raise funds for the Farm Crisis Network (It was part of Sian Miller’s exhibition “Out of the Farm Yard”.)
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Posted on: Saturday, January 8th, 2011 at 3:14 pm