Ahead of our exhibition “Crafts Alive at Rodmarton Manor”, performing arts students from the University of Gloucestershire have created a sound and movement piece inspired by both Rodmarton and Harold Pinter’s play also entitled ‘Landscape’. Costumes will be designed by Guild members Helen Foot, Sarah Tradgett, Kathryn Clarke, Jenny Bicat, Liz Lippiatt Performances run: Wednesday… Continue reading →
1 March – 17 April 2016 in The Guild at 51 An exhibition of Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen Members inspired by plant forms. Uschi Arens Price – Jewellery For the Bud to Bloom exhibition Uschi is exploring the use of silver and soft materials. She has made stickpins from sterling silver wire and silver sheet,… Continue reading →
Throughout the duration of the In the Making exhibition at The Wilson, designer-makers from the Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen will be working here in The Wilson’s Atrium space as part of an exciting demonstration programme. Members of the Guild will be working in the Atrium most days until 20 September. See the adjacent demonstration… Continue reading →
In the window of The Guild at 51 Studio Seven present SPRINGBOARD II, a collection of new work developed from a 3D sketchbook of ideas inspired by the old Chair Factory at Chalford, near Stroud, which has become the Victoria Works Studios. The work draws on the colours, textures and patterns in the building’s structure,… Continue reading →
This morning I visited the Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen’s contribution to the Broadway Arts Festival in the stunning setting of St Eadburgha’s Church, a mile outside the town on the road to Snowshill. The church itself is a beautiful building in a stunning location – a great setting for the furniture exhibited by the… Continue reading →