Not Just Camels: Christmas art exhibition comes to Fisherton Mill

Friday, 30 September 2022 01:00

Fisherton Mill has announced its theme for its annual Christmas Exhibition which opens on Saturday 5th November.

The exhibition, called ‘Not just Camels' features 18 artists and makers and includes some quirky ceramic Christmas camels.

Visitors to the exhibition can browse an array of exciting and original gift ideas such as beautiful painted stained glass panels and hangings, detailed mixed media paintings, vibrant abstract paintings and quirky coastal prints.

Also featured are 'fluffyheads' (three-dimensional framed animal heads full of character, expression and personality), reclaimed artworks, mosaics, sculpture, jewellery and original homewares, including unique alchemy tiles, all on the theme of the natural world.

Fisherton Mill is the largest independent arts complex in the southwest. The Gallery Shop will be open as usual and full of Christmas gifts for all ages and budgets.

Look out for extended opening hours during December when the Gallery Shop will be offering some relaxed Sunday Christmas shopping.

For more information call 01722 500200 or email admin@fishertonmill.co.uk or click here.

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