Throughout the year we host regular art and craft exhibitions in the cow barn and workshop of our ancient courtyard – these building have sympathetically renovated to create bright gallery spaces while retaining their original features.
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Open every Saturday 10.30 to 5.00 from 2 April to 11 June, our latest exhibition features work by the following local artists:
2021
NOV/DEC: Christmas Fair – Wine Art & Gifts – including pxottery, jewellery and paintings by local artists.
SEPT/OCT: Creative Pilgrimage – works by seven local artists travelling along 7 walks of the Augustine Camino from Rochester to Ramsgate (concluding a total of 14 walks that were interrupted by Covid 19).
AUG/SEPT: Rural, Vineyard & Industrial – paintings and photographs of local scenes, including Chartham Paper Mill.
MAY/JULY: Oil paintings, Glass, Ceramics, Jewellery & Sculptures.
2020
DEC: Christmas Art Fair cancelled due to pandemic restrictions.
OCT: Creative Pilgrimage - Multi-media showcase of the artists' pilgrimage along the Augustine Camino.
SEPT: Photo Art – Featuring work from local photographers Wendy J Kennett, Jo Court and Val de Furrentes.
MARCH: Ashford Visual Artists – exhibition forced to close early because of Covid-19.
2019
NOV/DEC: Christmas Art Fair – Paintings, sculpture and pottery from local artists.
SEPT/OCT: Velvet landscapes – Studies of the Kent coast, oil paintings by local artist Sophie Bedingham Smith.
JULY: Botanical Art, by local artists from The Botanical Art Group and the associated Bedgebury Pinetum Florilegium Society.
MAY: Venice in oil and watercolour, by Liam Thompson.
MARCH: Exhibition of Paintings, by six local artists.
2018
DECEMBER: Christmas Art Fair: Paintings and Pottery.
AUGUST: Canterbury Art Society, Members' Exhibition.
We have a close association with the Canterbury Society of Art, who opened our gallery with a private viewing and exhibition of members' work.
We also hosted the Society’s 50th Anniversary Lunch in our 400 year old Kent Barn, originally a threshing barn.