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Jordi Raga 'Paradise Lost'
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Juliet Scott 'Grace'
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Alison Berman 'Twirling Dresses'
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Dot Kuzniar 'Blue'
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Jason Mulligan 'One Way or Another'
Exhibition
Borde Hill - Sculpture in the Garden 2017
12 May 2017 – 2 Oct 2017
Event times
10am-5pm daily
Cost of entry
Included in Garden Admission price. £8.20 Adults, £7.20 Concession, £5.50 Children
Address
- Borde Hill Lane
- Haywards Heath
England - RH16 1XP
- United Kingdom
Borde Hill, a historic garden, located in the heart of Sussex, will again be transformed into an outdoor gallery, providing the perfect backdrop for the 18th annual Sculpture Exhibition, kindly sponsored by 1st Central.
About
Opening on the 12th May to the public, the exhibition will bring the Garden to life, showcasing works by established and up-and-coming artists from across the South of England.
Visitors will discover an extraordinary mix of abstract and figurative works in bronze, resin, stone, metalwork and ceramic, with a number of pieces commissioned especially to celebrate the 21st Anniversary of Borde Hill’s Rose Garden.
The sculptures will be strategically placed to compliment the renowned plant collection, encouraging visitors to explore what Country Life has described as ‘One of the country’s truly great gardens’.
The Stephenson Clarke family, who have lived at Borde Hill for four generations, say: ‘We are looking forward enormously to seeing the array of sculptures in the Garden again this year as it’s the highlight of the season’.
The Exhibition will run daily from 12th May to 2nd October 2017, with admission included in the standard entry price. Families will be encouraged to explore the exhibition with our popular and engaging Kids Sculpture Trail.
All pieces are available to purchase.
Artists INCLUDE:
- Abby Martin
- Alison Berman
- Antoinette Jackson
- Carole Andrews
- Claire Morris
- Dot Kuzniar
- Ian Marlow
- Jason Mulligan
- Jeremy Moulsdale
- Jordi Raga
- Juliet Scott
- Lesley Stepney
- Lloyd Le Blanc
- Lynn Warren
- Nicola Crocker
- Paul Harvey
- Richard Strachey
- Rob Leighton
- Rosalind Read
- Simon Hempsell
- Will Spankie
