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Long Ago by Rob Good, italian marble and wood
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Wineri by William Peers,carrara marble
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Humanities Direction by John Bizas, carrara marble and wood
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Shy Bean by Anthony Turner, Kilkenny limestone
Biennial
on form
12 Jun 2016 – 10 Jul 2016
Event times
Wednesday-Sunday, 11am to 6pm / Thursday late opening, 6-9pm
Closed Mondays and Tuesdays
Cost of entry
Admission to the exhibition (includes full colour catalogue): £10, Over 60s £7.50, Students with student card and 12-16 year olds £5, under 12s free
Admission to The Potting Shed Café is free
Address
- Asthall
- Burford
- OX18 4HW
- United Kingdom
Travel Information
- Nearest station Charlbury
on form, the prestigious biennial exhibition of sculpture in stone, returns to Asthall Manor this summer, from 12th June to 10th July.
About
Over two hundred works by leading UK and international artists will be shown around Asthall Manor’s acclaimed gardens in their beautiful Windrush valley setting. The Mad Hatter bookshop will once again take up residence in the summer house, and a full schedule of inspiring events, including garden talks, theatre, carving and painting workshops, can be found on the on form website - www onformsculpture.co.uk.
Highlights will include dusk birdsong walks through the gardens with composer and founder of www.planetbirdsong.org, Peter Cowdrey. Scary Little Girls will return with their innovative site-specific performances, Garden writer Mary Keen will be giving a talk and signing her new book, plus stone carving and painting workshops for adults and children.
Chef, Fiona Cullinane, whom AA Gill has called “one of the very best British, rural cooks” and her team, look forward to welcoming guests to the Potting Shed Café, set in the idyllic walled garden of Asthall Manor. Fiona will transform the 18th Century stone potting shed in to a charming eating area. A pretty outdoor area will also be created, a perfect place to enjoy views of the Windrush Valley and watch the bees at work in the wild flower meadow.
