Waveney & Blyth Arts

Creatively connecting people with place along the Norfolk/Suffolk border

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Potton Hall
Saxmundham
IP17 3EF
Friday 28 May – Sunday 27 June
Curated by David Baldry
We’re delighted to announce that our annual sculpture trail returns for the seventh time, this year in the beautiful and inspiring setting of Potton Hall on the edge of Dunwich forest.

To ensure that the experience is COVID safe we have timed viewing slots that will have to be pre-booked, but there will be over 1000 slots available for households or bubbles as restrictions allow.

Buy one non-refundable ticket for your preferred time – you can stay all day – and then pay for any additional visitors in your group (up to 6 in total) when you arrive.

 

To celebrate the end of lockdown and with restrictions being eased we have moved it to June, so that families can enjoy fantastic art in a safe outdoor setting, and enjoy the weather and location.
Potton Hall is the perfect location for the display of work by 30+ familiar and new artists and sculptors, curated by Suffolk-based artist and lecturer David Baldry.
To ensure that the experience is COVID safe we have timed viewing slots that will have to be pre-booked, but there will be over 1000 slots available for households or bubbles as restrictions allow.

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Melinda Appleby is an East Anglian writer/researcher who specialises in creative connections to nature and place.

The third in her new series, Looking Out, is available to read here and you can catch up on April here.

Melinda believes there are important links between nature and culture, and this underpins her work – her own writing, the courses she leads in landscape writing and in her research into the relationship between people and landscapes.

Melinda is on Waveney & Blyth Arts’ Management Committee and is working with Brian Guthrie on the 2021 Two Rivers Book Festival.

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