For many years Shaf members have been holding exhibitions in the lovely gallery at Harbour House in Kingsbridge. Each Summer, a number of us collaborate on an exhibition of our new work, our current passions. It’s always a pleasure to take part, and the resulting exhibition showcases a variety of media, in 2D and 3D including painting, printmaking, ceramics, jewellery, plus occasional surprises, making up an interesting and varied exhibition.

Artists taking part in 2021 include

Nick Cotter (Digital Surrealist),
https://www.digisurrealist.com/
Instagram: digisurrealist

Sue Farrow-Jones (Textile designer – screen printed lampshades),
https://runningdogprints.wordpress.com/

Rob Hopkins (Printmaker),
Instagram robhopkins5085

Susan Luker (Ceramicist)
Instagram susan_luker_ceramics
facebook http://www.susanluker.co.uk/
www.susanluker.co.uk

Gilly Cotter (Painter, printmaker and ceramicist),
https://www.gillycotter.com/
Instagram gillycotter

Hazel Strange (Painter, semi-abstract seascapes),
https://www.hazelstrange.net/

Claire Williams (Landscape Painter),
https://www.eclairewilliams.co.uk/

Ed Hill (naturalist recycled-metal sculptor),
http://www.edhill.co.uk/

Eleanor King (Watercolourist)
www.e-king.art
Instagram: @e.king.art

Our 2020 exhibition was cancelled for obvious reasons, and we’re looking forward to being able to exhibit this year. Fingers crossed!

For many years Shaf members have been holding exhibitions in the lovely gallery at Harbour House in Kingsbridge. Each Summer, a number of us collaborate on an exhibition of our new work, our current passions. It’s always a pleasure to take part, and the resulting exhibition showcases a variety of media, in 2D and 3D including painting, printmaking, ceramics, jewellery, plus occasional surprises, making up an interesting and varied exhibition.

Artists taking part in 2021 include

Nick Cotter (Digital Surrealist),
https://www.digisurrealist.com/
Instagram: digisurrealist

Sue Farrow-Jones (Textile designer – screen printed lampshades),
https://runningdogprints.wordpress.com/

Rob Hopkins (Printmaker),
Instagram robhopkins5085

Susan Luker (Ceramicist)
Instagram susan_luker_ceramics
facebook http://www.susanluker.co.uk/
www.susanluker.co.uk

Gilly Cotter (Painter, printmaker and ceramicist),
https://www.gillycotter.com/
Instagram gillycotter

Hazel Strange (Painter, semi-abstract seascapes),
https://www.hazelstrange.net/

Claire Williams (Landscape Painter),
https://www.eclairewilliams.co.uk/

Ed Hill (naturalist recycled-metal sculptor),
http://www.edhill.co.uk/

Eleanor King (Watercolourist)
www.e-king.art
Instagram: @e.king.art

Our 2020 exhibition was cancelled for obvious reasons, and we’re looking forward to being able to exhibit this year. Fingers crossed!

The SHAF Arts Trail

The SHAF ARTS TRAIL 16th – 31st October 2021 provides an opportunity for visitors to view and buy work directly from the makers. Visitors discover  paintings, ceramics, sculpture, jewellery, lampshades, mosaics, hand-turned wooden items and furniture, felt, paper and textile art, photography, basketry, printmaking and much more.

Visitors will find artists exhibiting in their homes and studios, in galleries, exhibition halls, hotels and pubs. Following the Arts Trail provides visitors with a wonderful opportunity to explore the glorious South Hams and discover places they never knew existed.

The Arts Trail Brochure

The Arts Trail Brochure provides ‘at a glance’ information to help visitors plan their route: a map of the area shows where all participating artists may be found, and venues are listed for easy reference; Venue Opening Dates and Times are listed, as well as artists by name, their venue and the page on which they appear in the brochure. This enables visitors on the trail of specific artists to locate them easily.​

Following the Arts Trail enables visitors to discover the latest works of their favourite artists … and find new artists and types of artwork to add to their ‘favourites’ list. SHAF hopes all visitors to the Arts Trail will have a wonderful time and will take the opportunity to drop in for a delicious lunch or cream tea at one of the cafes, hotels, pubs and restaurants advertised in the brochure.