New look for Steyning Art Trail

Steyning Arts has a new look this year, a brand-new website and exciting plans for the 2018 Art Trail, which will be held during the first two weekends of the Steyning Festival, May 26-28 and June 2-3. Most venues are open from 11am-5pm.
STEYNING FESTIVAL flashback to the opening parade 2016STEYNING FESTIVAL flashback to the opening parade 2016
STEYNING FESTIVAL flashback to the opening parade 2016

Jenny Wightwick, co-chairman of Steyning Arts, said: “The art trail provides a showcase for talented local artists across a broad range of disciplines. This includes painting, print making, sculpture, ceramics, jewellery, paper cutting, mixed media and photography.

“It is a perfect opportunity to see artists’ work close up in their own homes and studios, many of which are also charming places to visit in their own right. There will be a whole host of artwork on show that is original, locally created and eminently collectible.

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“This year there are over 60 local artists, designers and craftspeople taking part across 19 different venues in Beeding, Bramber and Steyning. The group includes well-known artists such as Carol Wagstaff, Debbie Zoetewelle, Sarah Duffield, Katherine Lawrie, Peter Clarkson, Tamar Rose, Alison Milner-Gulland, Polly Finch, Jon Corballis and Julia White to name but a few, as well as many other talented artists.

“Steyning Museum, on Church Lane, will be the trail hub.”

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