art at the heart of the Cotswolds
Andrew Lee is a former professional yachtsman with a passion for the natural world, who brings his sailing experience into making sculptures that invite you to become conscious of the invisible air. His work creates a new level of understanding about the wind – the sculptures reveal the subtlety and complexity as air streams interplay…
Tanya Russell has become well known over the last 30 years for her life-like and vibrant dog sculptures. Tanya’s particular passion is animals and animal welfare, and many of her sculptures have been sculpted to raise money for charities. Tanya’s training started with an apprenticeship with her sculptor parents, Edwin Russell FRBS and Lorne McKean FRBS. Over the years…
Sophie Marsham is a London-based sculptor, who has been producing work since 1993. Sophie works with stainless steel, copper and reclaimed and recycled metals. She trained at the Chelsea School of Art in London as a public artist and therefore much of her work is designed and made for installation in buildings or public spaces. She…
Mel Fraser is a sculptor specialising in stone. Equally at home working on abstract or figurative pieces, she has worked from a variety of studios in and around Cambridge since the mid nineties. Her work has been shown at a numerous art fairs around Europe and New York, The Chelsea Flower Show, at On Form…
The Artist Daniel Cordell was born in Hertfordshire, 1979. He now lives and creates in Devon. Daniel studied at Loughborough University School of Art and Design, where he proudly gained a first class BA honours degree in fine art sculpture. He also spent three months studying sculpture at the prestigious Virginia Commonwealth University, USA. Although…
Katie Green makes sculptures finished with mosaic, which she considers as “the creation of one whole statement from many tiny pieces of glass and mirror”. She has been making mosaic garden sculptures for nearly twenty years, creating pieces of all sizes that she hopes can become a part of the environment in which they are…
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As of 2018, we will be hosting wedding parties in our purpose built venue on-site. The happy couple can stay at a very special luxury hut made from an old water tank and guests can sleep in any of a number of shepherds’ huts in the park.
Don’t forget to pay a visit to our café, The Poppin Tearoom, during your visit. A relaxed atmosphere, hot and cold food and drinks, and a place to sit and reflect on the pieces of art you have seen in the park. There are also some small pieces of art to buy.