Latest Events in Honiton(January Updated)

Join Paul Spencer at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton for an immersive workshop called "Exploring 3D Paper Forms." This unique event will teach you how to transform ordinary sheets of paper into stunning three-dimensional creations. Through various techniques such as folded geometric shapes, nets, and sliced forms, you'll learn the art of bringing flat paper to life. No prior experience is necessary, as all tools and materials will be provided to participants. Paul Spencer, a Devon-based sculptural paper artist, will guide you through the workshop. His expertise in the field is showcased in his artwork "38 White Hemispheres," currently on display at the gallery until October 28th. Aside from being an accomplished artist, Paul has had a diverse career in the creative industries, including 3D/Industrial Design, Graphic Design, and Brand Design. Don't miss this opportunity to delve into the fascinating world of 3D paper art. The workshop takes place on November 18th, and tickets are priced at £40 (£35 for THG friends) with free admission for individuals aged 15-25 (proof of age may be required). Immerse yourself in this captivating experience and discover the endless possibilities of transforming paper into breathtaking forms.

Discover the artistry of jewellery making at the Jewellery Workshop (afternoon session) in Honiton. Led by the talented jeweller Nicky Barton, this unique workshop is sure to inspire and captivate. Let your creativity soar as you learn the techniques of shaping, sawing, texturing, and soldering solid silver to craft your very own pendant, ring, or earrings. Take pride in your one-of-a-kind creation and bring it home with you as a cherished reminder of your experience. Immerse yourself in a world of nature-inspired design as Nicky Barton shares her expertise and passion for capturing the essence of the natural world in her jewellery. Living and working on the picturesque Dartmoor, Nicky's work is deeply influenced by the tactile qualities of the surrounding flora and fauna. Through casting in silver, reticulating, hammering, and embedding semi-precious stones, she skillfully reproduces the textures and colors found in the environment. The Jewellery Workshop (afternoon session) will take place at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery on November 25, 2023. Choose between two time slots, 1.30pm - 3.30pm or 10.30am - 12.30pm, and join us for this fun and highly rewarding experience. The ticket price is £55, with a discounted rate of £50 available for THG Friends. Additionally, we are pleased to offer free places for individuals aged 15-25 (proof of age may be required). All materials and refreshments will be provided, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable workshop. Immerse yourself in the world of jewellery making and let your creativity shine at the Jewellery Workshop (afternoon session) in Honiton. Book your place now and embark on a journey of artistic expression and personal fulfillment.

Discover the exquisite art of jewellery-making inspired by the beauty of nature at the Jewellery Workshop (morning session). Led by renowned jeweller Nicky Barton, this special workshop offers a unique opportunity to learn the craft of shaping, sawing, texturing, and soldering solid silver. Unleash your creativity and fashion your very own bespoke pendant, ring, or earring to cherish and wear proudly. The workshop takes place at the prestigious Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton, a city renowned for its vibrant arts scene. Immerse yourself in a serene environment as you embark on this rewarding experience, perfect for all skill levels. Attendees aged 15-25 may also qualify for a complimentary place upon presenting valid proof of age. Under Nicky Barton's expert guidance, you will delve into the delicate art of jewellery-making, capturing the essence of Dartmoor's captivating flora and fauna. Explore techniques such as casting in silver, reticulating, hammering, and embedding semi-precious stones to mirror the natural hues of the surrounding environment. All materials and refreshments will be provided, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable experience. Elevate your artistic journey and reserve your spot today at the Jewellery Workshop (morning session) in Honiton.

Discover the captivating world of nature-inspired jewellery design at the Jewellery Workshop (afternoon session) held at the prestigious Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton. Led by the renowned jeweller, Nicky Barton, this unique workshop offers an opportunity to craft your own exquisite pendant, ring, or earring using solid silver. From shaping and sawing to adding intricate textures and soldering, you will learn the art of silver craftsmanship and create a one-of-a-kind piece to take home. Immerse yourself in this enriching experience, where creativity meets nature's beauty. Nicky Barton, a talented artist living and working in Dartmoor, draws inspiration from the surrounding flora and fauna to infuse her designs with tactile qualities. Through casting and hammering techniques, she expertly translates the textures of the natural world into her jewellery, enhancing the organic allure with semi-precious stones that mirror the environment's natural hues. Whether you are a seasoned jewellery maker or a beginner looking to explore your artistic side, this workshop promises to be a rewarding and enjoyable encounter. With all materials and refreshments provided, you can simply focus on unleashing your creativity and honing your skills under the guidance of an experienced jeweller. The Jewellery Workshop (afternoon session) takes place on December 9th, 2023, from 1.30 pm to 3.30 pm. Tickets are priced at £55, with a special rate of £50 for THG Friends. Additionally, there are a limited number of free places available for individuals aged 15-25. Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to create a timeless piece of jewellery that reflects the wonders of nature. Book your place now and embark on a journey of artistic expression.

Join the special Jewellery Workshop (morning session) at Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton and indulge in the art of designing and crafting jewellery inspired by nature. Led by renowned jeweller Nicky Barton, this workshop offers a unique opportunity to learn various techniques such as shaping, sawing, texturing, and soldering solid silver. Discover the intricacies of jewellery making as you create your own exquisite pendant, ring, or earring to take home. This captivating workshop takes place on December 9, 2023, from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm. The ticket price is £55, with a discounted rate of £50 available for THG Friends. Additionally, there are free places for individuals aged 15 to 25 (proof of age may be required). Nicky Barton, a talented jeweller living and working in the enchanting surroundings of Dartmoor, draws inspiration from the tactile qualities of the local flora and fauna. Through her expert craftsmanship, she beautifully captures the essence of nature in her jewellery. Barton employs techniques like casting in silver, reticulating, hammering, and embedding semi-precious stones to reflect the natural colors found in the environment. Immerse yourself in this fun and highly rewarding experience. All materials will be provided, and refreshments will be available throughout the workshop. Don't miss this opportunity to explore your creativity and create a stunning piece of jewellery under the guidance of a skilled professional. Book your place now for the Jewellery Workshop (morning session) at Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton.

Join the Climate Conversations event at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton to celebrate the opening of the new exhibition, "Mikhail Karikis: Acoustics of Resistance". This event will feature esteemed guests, including artist Mikhail Karikis and Be The Change Society. By engaging with communities and utilizing art as a medium, Climate Conversations aims to bring climate discussions to the forefront of the community and raise awareness of climate issues. Be The Change Society, a society based in Exeter, focuses on sustainability campaigns both on and off the Exeter University campus. Don't miss the opportunity to hear from this Greek/British artist, whose work in moving image, sound, performance, and other media has been exhibited in renowned contemporary art biennials, museums such as the TATE and Whitechapel Gallery, and film festivals worldwide. Mikhail Karikis' diverse practice includes video, installation, performance, and sound. The Climate Conversations event will be held on 13th January 2024, at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton, and admission is free. Don't miss this important event that brings together art and climate awareness.

Join renowned art historian, John Francis, in an enlightening talk series that delves into the world of winter art. Starting with Pieter Bruegel the Elder's iconic masterpiece, 'Hunters in the Snow,' this series will explore key works from the UK and Europe that capture the essence of winter. From John Ruskin's groundbreaking interpretation of mountains as beautiful and divine, to German and Scandinavian artists who depicted the harshness and sublime potential of winter, we will uncover the diverse perspectives on this season. Notable artists like Monet and Hassan faced the challenge of capturing the essence of snow in their works, while photographers such as Stieglitz, Brandt, and Devon's own James Ravilious captured the fleeting and dynamic nature of winter weather in urban and rural settings during the 20th century. Throughout history, art has provided solace and insight, allowing us to come to terms with the awe-inspiring drama and power of winter. Join us to unlock the hidden stories behind these captivating artworks as we navigate the complex relationship between art and winter. Discover other talks in this thought-provoking series.

Discover the secrets to achieving stunning results in watercolours at the Watercolour workshop, part of a series of four painting workshops with esteemed artist Claire Jeanes. Taking place at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton on January 20, 2024, this workshop will delve into the various techniques, styles, and tips necessary to create truly remarkable artwork in this translucent medium. From mastering the delicate brushstrokes to understanding the unique effects that can be achieved, participants will be guided through the process of creating a finished painting that embodies the beauty of watercolours. Whether you're a seasoned painter or just starting out, this workshop offers a rare opportunity to explore different painting media in a supportive environment, with all materials provided. With a focus on enjoyment and learning, Claire Jeanes, an experienced artist with a background in graphic design and teaching, will inspire and guide participants in developing their skills and techniques. Join us at the Watercolour workshop and unlock your creative potential in this captivating art form. Tickets for this workshop are priced at £35 (£30 for THG Friends) and free places are available for individuals aged 15-25. Additionally, there is a special price of £120 for all four workshops. Reserve your spot by contacting info@thelmahulbert.com or calling 01404 45006.

Join renowned art historian, John Francis, as he delves into the world of James Ravilious, an extraordinary artist and chronicler of rural England. Ravilious, the son of famous war painter Eric Ravilious, captured the landscapes, seasons, and people of disappearing rural England from 1972 to 1999. Through over 80,000 black and white images, Ravilious documented every aspect of local life in Devon, including landscape, farming, everyday life in towns and villages, and special occasions. With a painter's keen eye, he captured the harsh realities and simple pleasures of farming communities in remote Devon, becoming a compassionate witness to the challenges of country life. This unique talk series offers a rare opportunity to deepen your knowledge and gain a greater appreciation for the art of James Ravilious. For a special price of £60, you can attend all six talks in the series. To secure your place, please call 01404 45006 to book. Don't miss out on this chance to explore the captivating work of James Ravilious and discover the hidden stories within his photographs. Be sure to check out the other talks in this series as well. The event will take place at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton, located at Dowell Street, Honiton, EX14 1LX. Mark your calendars for January 22, 2024, and prepare to be inspired by the art of James Ravilious.

Join artist Claire Jeanes for a workshop exploring the versatile medium of gouache at the Thelma Hulbert Gallery in Honiton. This water-based medium is known for its opacity, providing solid coverage and making it ideal for flat designs. Designers in particular love working with gouache, especially when paired with colored paper. In this workshop, you'll have the opportunity to work with gouache and create a beautiful piece of artwork. The workshop runs from 10:30 AM to 1:00 PM and costs £35 (£30 for THG Friends). There are also free places available for individuals aged 15-25. Alternatively, you can book all four workshops for a special price of £120. This series of workshops offers a rare chance to explore different painting media, with all materials provided. Discover which medium suits you best or develop a love for them all as you learn various techniques and effects. Each workshop concludes with a finished piece of artwork to inspire your future creative endeavors. Don't miss this opportunity to delve into the world of gouache and expand your artistic skills. About the artist: Claire Jeanes.