The Big Plant Nursery
We’ll have some beautiful art & sculpture on show; Tierney Bishop’s glass, and Sarah Pye’s impressionist landscapes will be joined this year by exciting new talent all displayed against a backdrop of exceptional quality plants and trees. It’s the best place to go for discerning garden owners looking for ideas, quality horticulture & advice when creating beautiful garden spaces.
Opening Times
2nd - 4th May 10am - 5pm
Number of exhibitors
8
Parking
Parking on site
Meet the Exhibitors
Looking forward to meeting you to share insights into the inspiration and techniques that make the work so unique.
Tierney Bishop
My name is Tierney and I am a 26 year old glass artist. I also happen to be autistic which for me means that I see the world a bit differently.
I have been fusing glass for over 10 years and for HAT I am concentrating on colourful pieces for the garden which are inspired by nature.
Sarah Pye
I create large statement paintings in various styles, from almost pointillist atmospheric woodlands, to heavily textured impasto wild gardens and seascapes. Depicting nature in all her guises and capturing life's light and beauty with both energy and calm. Most of all, I hope to make you smile.
Diana Pattenden
Clay is my medium and I like to create sculpture of living forces of exotic plants, animals or the material beneath the surface, the biology, the cellular forms. These clay sculptures both large and small, can either be cast into bronze at the foundry, bronze resin or fired in my kiln. I work and teach from my garden in Newbury, Berkshire
Christopher Pike
My practice centres on creating bold, tactile and contemporary sculptures, and functional architectural installations that harmonise with their natural surroundings. Using beautiful, locally sourced materials, I design and hand craft sculptures that promote reflection, connection or focus. With a degree in Fine Art from University of Creative Arts - Farnham, my work is exhibited in London and across the UK.
Chris Kampf
Inspired by hedgerows and nature, Chris’s stylised plant forms are paired back creations, with individual character. Specialising in ferns, snowdrops, bluebells and bonsai trees. The bonsais are rooted around local Hamstone. Each design is determined by the shape of the stone. Flowers can be affordable single stems or full sets, on show here. Designed in steel, recycled stainless and copper. Made in Somerset
Bernard Mavunga
A collection of unique, hand-carved and hand-polished stone sculptures from Zimbabwe. The range includes abstract and figurative work, from our signature hippo birdbaths and garden centerpieces to decorative ornaments - each a one-of-a-kind piece for home or garden
Adrian gray
I am regarded as the pioneer of stonebalancing art having pursued this niche artwork for over 20 years.
My work includes small indoor sculptures to monumental 20 ton installations.
All my sculptures are balanced with a film made showing the process their creation, they are then discreetly fixed for safety and longevity.