Throughout the year we host regular art and craft exhibitions and other events in the cow barn gallery, workshop studio and Great Barn in our ancient courtyard. These buildings have been sympathetically renovated to create bright gallery spaces while retaining their original rustic and historic features
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Open every Saturday in our large gallery, this exhibition from 4 Oct ’25 to 4 April ’26 runs alongside free wine tastings in our vineyard shop.
A local artist based in Tenterden, Mark Farrow creates stunning original, limited-edition, fine art prints using his unique style and technique involving multiple layers, textures and blended tones. All the prints are original artworks created as prints (as opposed to reproductions of original artworks in another medium). Mark has developed his own unique style and technique involving multiple layers, textures and blended tones; he also paints occasionally mostly in multimedia and acrylic.
In particular, Marks loves working with landscapes, seascapes and still life – creating beautiful and aesthetic pieces that blur the boundaries between digital collage and fine art.
Mark is a member of The Weald of Kent Art Society and The Royal Tunbridge Wells Art Society. He exhibits in London and across the south-east and has won both judges and public voting awards for his work. Mark also writes published, contemporary thrillers and enjoys composing and recording music.
Local artist Chloe Osborne's exhibition, ‘Colour, Form and Faith’, will be open every Saturday in our small gallery, from 4 Oct 2025 to 4 April 2026. You can enjoy viewing her paintings and handmade jewellery alongside free wine tastings in our adjacent vineyard shop.
Chloe's work is a combination of glass, resin, acrylic paint, tissue and light fast ink. The materials are layered on to glass to achieve a luminosity and ethereal quality. Much of Chloe's work is inspired by her intrigue and passion for seeing expressions of faith through what God has made in the natural world. The layers are representative of capturing unique expression in moments of finite time. The opacity and translucency afforded by working on glass are symbolic of fragility, uniqueness and mystery.
About Chloe:
Chloe studied visual art in 2010 and was awarded a first class honours. This creative journey led to a deepening interest in the therapeutic properties of art for both the viewer and the creator. This resulted in further studies with a master of science in Occupational therapy in 2014. Today Chloe is the owner of a creative and ethical local art business. 5% of proceeds go to the London based charity Resurgo which coaches disadvantaged young people.
