Individual member £15 annuallyJoint membership £25 annuallyNEW Best friend £25 annuallyLife membership £150 one off payment

Benefits include:Invitations to Private ViewsTHG Friends newsletter (regular e-bulletins)Advance notice of key exhibitions and events10% discount in THG Shop

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14 September 2019 - 15 February 2020

Support us Other ways to support the Thelma Hulbert Gallery are by giving some of your time as a volunteer, by making a donation, by sponsoring an exhibition or activity, or by using our Shop & Refreshments facilities, where all profits help support the gallery’s exhibition and learning programme.

To join the Friends, become a Volunteer or make a donation please contact us on: info@thelmahulbert.com 01404 45006

Group visits Schools and other groups can pre-book visits to the Gallery. We can also offer tailor-made workshops and activities relating to the exhibitions.

THG Youth Group Masterpieces meet every other Wednesday 4.30pm – 6.30pm. The group explore art through free fun activities and workshops. Open to young people from the age of 12.

Kids & Families We have a free activity trolley in the Gallery for families to get creative. We also provide workshops for children and families.

To find out more about any of the above, or to book a visit, please contact: info@thelmahulbert.com 01404 45006

Shop & Refreshments Find the perfect gift, souvenir or postcard and relax with a drink amongst art and craft by South West artists and makers.

Wild Art Garden We have a new garden thriving with local wild flowers, vegetables and fruit trees, with interactive areas for families - bug hotels, live willow archways and edible plants.

Enjoy a family workshop or bring your picnic!

About us Set in a Georgian Town House, the former home and studio of artist Thelma Hulbert, Thelma Hulbert Gallery (THG) features an acclaimed programme of contemporary art & craft exhibitions, alongside a permanent collection of Thelma Hulbert’s work. This award-winning public gallery is run by East Devon District Council and is supported by the Arts Council England. THG has been recognised through The Marsh Award for Gallery Education for its exceptional learning programme of workshops and activities for the community. In addition to the galleries are a Learning Room with art & craft materials for children, a shop and a refreshments area and a new Wild Art garden.

AccessThe gallery is fully accessible. A disabled parking bay is available in front of the gallery. Our full Access Statement is available on our website. Please do not hesitate to contact us to discuss any access requirements.

If you would like this information in large print please contact us:01404 45006info@thelmahulbert.com

www.thelmahulbert.com01404 45006Become a THG Volunteer

We are looking for enthusiastic people who are able to offer a morning or afternoon a week to meet and greet visitors. If you are interested in this opportunity to support the gallery and learn new skills please contact us.

Thelma Hulbert GalleryElmfield HouseDowell StreetHonitonDevonEX14 1LX

01404 45006info@thelmahulbert.comwww.thelmahulbert.com We have a community garden where you are welcome to rest, play and picnic. We run regular family & school activities in the garden bringing together visual arts and eco-skills.

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Image on front: ‘Chew Valley Lake / Giants Causeway - Jo Lathwood / Paul Blakemore 2016 ©

Academicians and Associate Members of the South West Academy of Fine and Applied Arts mark the start of their 20th Anniversary celebrations with a winter exhibition at THG.

The exhibition will feature new works and include original paintings, sculpture, limited edition prints and ceramics. All of the work will be for sale and a catalogue will accompany the exhibition.

The South West Academy is a registered charity dedicated to advancing the creation and appreciation of art in the South West region. Baroness Floella Benjamin OBE DL is Patron of the Academy. www.southwestacademy.org.uk

A new programme of workshops and taster sessions in different media will accompany this exhibition.

South West Academy Exhibition 11 January - 15 February 2020

Present Makers 2019 is selected from open submissions showcasing creative innovation across craft and design including glass, wood, paper, textiles, prints, ceramics, furniture, jewellery and much more. All of the work is for sale.

A leading event in the South West crafts calendar, Present Makers 2019 celebrates the talent of South West-based contemporary crafts people and designer-makers, who.create unique hand-made and locally-designed gifts.

This exhibition is kindly sponsored by Beviss & Beckingsale solicitors.

Visit thelmahulbert.com for coordinating art activities.

This summer photographer Paul Blakemore and artist Jo Lathwood have been investigating and documenting the cultural, social and geological landscape of East Devon Jurassic coast.

Including sculpture and film, Well trodden wrong ways is an invitation to navigate this remarkable World Heritage Site, unearthing untold stories.

From crumbling rock formations, endangered moths, unusual architecture, and unknown histories, the new commissions question how our choices impact upon us, others and our environment. Accompanying event and learning programme Harvest celebration, 5 October 5 - 8pm

Jo Lathwood & Paul Blakemore Well trodden wrong ways14 September – 26 October 2019

Present Makers 2019Annual Christmas craft and design selling exhibition 9 November - 21 December 2019

Top image: Work in progress - Jo Lathwood 2019 © Bottom left: Chew Valley Lake/Giants Causeway - Jo Lathwood/Paul Blakemore 2016 © Bottom right: Beehives of Beer 2019 - Paul Blakemore ©

Top left: Penny Little Ceramics Top right: My bearhands Bottom left: Abbie Gardiner Bottom right: Alex Brooks

Cerulean Blues - Charlie O’ Sullivan

Give me some of that briny action - Karen McEndoo