Celebrating the visual arts in 
South and West Wiltshire

26 May - 3 June 2007

 
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Wylye Valley Art Trail 
26 May - 3 June 2007


Hilary Turnbull


Rachel Foxwell


Jenny Ford


Pepe Argo


Vincent Large


Cheryl Masterson


Lynn Pybus


Tim Harrisson


Nick Andrew

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Welcome to the fourth Wylye Valley Art Trail, A 9 - day celebration of visual arts activity in and around the Wylye Valley, South Wiltshire from 26 May to 3 June 2007. It provides a unique opportunity to visit open studios and workplaces, group exhibitions and galleries, see the range of work being carried out in this area, and to meet and talk to artists and craftspeople.

 

Following the Trail  Each entry gives directions for visitors from a main road. Also, look out for the numbered yellow Trail marker signs, which will direct you to each event. It is also advisable to have a road map to hand 

If you would like to follow the trail by bike, much of it coincides with the Wiltshire Cycleway. (Wilts Cycleway details from Tourist information Centres) 

Unless otherwise stated, venues are open every day from 26 May - 3 June. Opening times are from 10.30 am to 5.00 pm. Check the calendar for each event ( example below ), dates in light grey indicate that it is closed: 

S S M T W T F S S
26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3

All the events are free admission. Much of the work on view is for sale and many of the artists and craftspeople will work to commission

Take pArt Look out for the Take pART logo for work- shops, demonstrations and children's hands- on activities. NB: you may need to book and pay a fee for some Take pArt activities 

 

 

 

 

Disabled Visitors Access details have been included for each venue. Where you see the wheelchair logo the venue is accessible by wheelchair. For more information, contact the venues directly  













 

Refreshments There are some excellent pubs, cafes and restaurants on the trail, but also many of the Art Trail venues are offering refreshments, look out for the symbols 

   

'Trailblazers Prize'     Print out a 'Trailblazer' sheet here, or copy and paste into an email. Or you can find one in the Wylye Valley Art Trail guidemap. Fill out the visitors' questionnaire, then post it or hand it in at the last venue you visit. You will be entered into a draw for the 'Trailblazers Prize': a £50 voucher to spend with one of the Trail artists

After the Art Trail  Many of the artists and craftspeople involved welcome visitors beyond the Art Trail dates, but please call and make an appointment beforehand

Art Trail 2009 The next Art Trail is planned for 2009. If you're interested in taking part, please contact us

Liability  The organisers of the Wylye Valley Art Trail and participating artists cannot accept liability for any loss, damage or injury sustained by any member of the public while visiting any Wylye Valley Art Trail venue, event or exhibition. The public do so entirely at their own risk


 

Official Media Partner -  3trfm the station for Westbury, Warminster & Frome. View website

  Support  The Wylye Valley Art Trail gratefully acknowledges financial support from Salisbury District Council and West Wiltshire District Council

"...The trail has a thriving community of artists and craftspeople who make an invaluable contribution to the health and wealth of West Wiltshire, providing local employment, tourism opportunities, adding to the cultural profile of the area and providing links with local people and groups.."

Meril Morgan ( Community Development Officer, West Wiltshire District Council )

"...Salisbury District Council believes that the arts are of benefit to the district.  The arts benefit individuals, communities and the district as a whole. The Wylye Valley Art Trail creates a sense of identity, enhances the local economy and provides a cultural profile for the area.  In particular the Wylye Valley Art Trail helps Salisbury District Council deliver its Arts Development Policy's priority of providing arts activities that address rural isolation..."

Rachel Efemey ( Arts Officer, Salisbury District Council )
   

  South West Open Studios (SWOS) is an independent, not for profit, organisation that aims to promote the development and sustainability of artists' Open Studio and Art Trail organisations in the South West. Click the logo to find 

 

  Wylye Valley Art Trail co-ordinated by Nick Andrew

 


Wylye Valley Art Trail. Bull Mill, Crockerton, Warminster, Wiltshire BA12 8AY Tel: 01985 215628