The Dorset Pavilion

About

Town of Culture and Lost Sheep Productions has partnered with the renowned Common Ground to present established art world figures such as Andy Goldsworthy, P J Harvey and Jem Southam alongside a traditional Tolpuddle Union banner of the Martyrs and Bibby Stockholm by Ed Hall; an exquisite fossil design by Will White; sheepskin artwork by Alexa de Ferranti and Lower Hewood Farm; a Brexit “mourning” Murano glass work by Sophie Molins; stills (featuring Michael Clark as a dancing sailor) by David Appleby from Bill Douglas' classic film Comrades – and a film by recent Glasgow School of Art graduate Robyn Bamford; alongside ceramics by Jacy Wall, Amanda Wallwork, Fiamma Colonna Montagu and Silva deMajo, painters Grace Crabtree, Jane Fox, Jeremy Gardiner, Henrietta Hoyer Miller, John Hubbard, Veronica Hudson, Alan Rogers, Ella Squirrell and Harland Viney. PhotographersHelen Harris, Theo McInnes and Thomas Ralph and printmakers Flora Wood and Hugh Dunford Wood and textiles by Nicholas Kalinoski. We are also thrilled to have a large-scale work by Dorset raised New York based artist Ellen Harvey from her extraordinary series The Disappointed Tourist.