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ART EXTRAVAGANZA
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September sees the return of the county’s highly anticipated art week
h.Art from September 4 – 12.
The nine day art trail sees artists, craft makers and creative businesses open their private studios every day from at least 11am - 5pm. In addition galleries put on special events, whilst groups get together to put on one-off exhibitions, in a wonderful mix of interesting venues.
Since 2002 the county wide art trail has taken place every year in the second week of September and has become part of Herefordshire's rich cultural calendar, with a huge variety of art and art forms on show in open studios, group exhibitions and gallery events.
With the vast majority offering free admission to visitors,
h.Art promises a fun day out in one of England's most beautiful counties.
Meet hundreds of individual artists, see an array of artwork across the county in the city and countryside, in fabulous locations such as manor houses, historic barns, farms, churches and beautiful gardens.
A spokesperson for the event said: “
h.Art is really special for art lovers, promising personal encounters with some of the UK's finest artists and makers in the intimacy of their own homes and studios - discovering new work, as well as being able to buy or commission exactly what they want, all direct with the artist.
“All the elements combine to attract people who want a high quality, memorable experience.”
The art trail website lists all of the artists and creatives taking part with information and pictures of their work, as well as all the locations with a map showing where each of them are making planning a visit to multiple sites a little easier.
Pictured are works by Jess Bugler, Kate Dawson, Annabelle Oppenheimer, Christine Baxter and Cathi Penter. For more details on any artist or the venues, visit
www.h-art.org.uk
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