CONNECTIONS through wood

Showing what is possible when an artistic eye meets traditional skills

The creative individuals involved in this exhibition of wooden tableware, furniture and sculpture will use locally-sourced timbers in a fascinating variety of ways to explore the boundaries of woodworking and sculpture.

This celebration of the beauty of wooden objects brings together a wide range of talented craftspeople; from award-winning young designers and green woodworkers to makers who have been working and teaching their skills in Bristol for decades.

Artists include: Geoff Hannis (QEST Emerging Maker 2024), Flo Hamer (winner of the Worshipful Company of Basketmakers’ 2023 Contemporary Basketry award), Jack Labanowski, Rufin Hambrook-Rose, Jack Ritson, Alistair Park, Sue Darlison and Harry Morris (winner of the Heritage Crafts Association’s ‘Young Woodworker of the Year’ award 2023).

SHOW HOURS:
Friday, Nov. 22: 6pm – 9pm
Saturday, Nov 23: 10am – 6pm
Sunday, Nov 24: 10am – 6pm
Monday, Nov 25: 10am – 6pm
Tuesday, Nov 26: 10am – 6pm
Wednesday, Nov 27: 10am – 6pm

No one under 16 years of age admitted onto the show floor.

Please confirm show dates and times before attending.

Show website: https://www.treetotreen.com/ctw2024/

Show Location:
Centrespace Gallery

6 Leonard Lane, Bristol, UK, BS1 1AE

Tel: Geof Hannis Mob: 07757214230

Venue website: https://www.centrespace.org.uk/