ART @ DELAMORE 2010

The 2010 exhibition is open to the public EVERY DAY IN MAY

10:30AM UNTIL 4:30PM including weekends and bank holidays!

After the huge success of 2009, this year's show promises to bring an even more spectacular collection of fresh and thought provoking art to the public. More than 100 leading sculptors and painters are exhibiting new and exciting work.

The magnificent gardens are only open to the public during the show and are seen at their best during May with rhododendrons in full bloom. Wander on the lawns where much of the sculpture is displayed, view the indoor sculpture and paintings in the main rooms.

There can be few better places to admire and perhaps purchase the work of some of our best artists.

Businesses can host private corporate functions at Delamore free of charge over the course of the exhibition, offering a chance to network and relax in unique and elegant surroundings. It is advised that bookings are placed at least three weeks in advance to guarantee a choice of evenings. To book a corporate function please call Abby on 01752 837719 or email admin@delamore.com.

NEW TO 2010! We have opened a space serving soup, salad, sandwiches, cakes and ice creams. Plymouth’s Creative Arts Facility “Flameworks” will be launching their very own sculpture trail around Delamore’s idyllic trout lake. 

Admission: £5.00, Under 16s free.

 
To order a copy of the Art @ Delamore 2010 catalogue, priced at £5 plus p&p, please telephone 01752 837711 or email admin@delamore.com and we will be happy to help.

Pieces can be reserved in advance of the exhibition.

Please be aware that this is not a complete listing. Unfortunately, because of space and artist's requests, some exhibitors and their works are not shown on the website. All information is subject to correction and is believed correct at the time of compilation.

From Top: 

Johnny Hawkes, Yellow Sphelix

Nicholas St John Rosse, FIlling the Bucket

Kate Denton, Orangutan

Delamore's famous "Cromlech"

Joe Smith, Land Vessel

Jonathan Trim, Late Afternoon Light, Glastonbury