Dorset in Colour
When? 26 Apr 2025 to 07 May 2025
Where? Bridport
Relief Sculpted Landscapes, Painting, Ceramics & Felt
Open Saturday 26th April – Wednesday 7th May 2025
10am – 4.30pm daily
Location: Eype Centre for the Arts, Mount Lane, Eype, Bridport DT6 6AR
Entry and Car Parking FOC
An exhibition by 4 local artists, Jenny Penney, Caroline Tucker, Rupert Andrews and Clare Hughes working in complex media. Each creates their own unique finish, inspired by the land and sea of this beautiful county. The individuals have developed their own personal “mode of colour, texture and shapes” created through manipulating acrylic, card, clay or felt. The results are bright, energetic and colourful offering a delightful and thought provoking exhibition. Everything will be for sale and at very affordable prices. Ideal for a gift to a friend or even yourself!
Events Nearby
Half-Term Activities at Bridport Museum
The Colpixie Trail
Dinosaur Egg Hunt
Bridport Food & Beer Festival
Bridport Carnival and Torchlight Procession
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