Fisherton Mill has announced it is supporting the Salisbury Art Trail 2024.
Fisherton Mill is a historic Victorian grain mill and home to an award-winning independent Gallery and shop, artist studios and renowned cafe.
The Trail takes place from Saturday, May 25 to Sunday, June 9 in venues, artist's homes and studios across the area, showcasing the fantastic variety of arts and crafts from Salisbury's vibrant and talented visual arts community.
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Deborah Fox, Owner and Director of Fisherton Mill, is delighted to be participating once again with Salisbury Art Trail.
She said: "In this our 30th year we are really pleased to be showcasing such a diverse range of talents and styles in our amazing building.
"Having just won ‘Best Visitor Experience’ in the Business Excellence Awards, visitors will know that a warm welcome awaits them and be confident of an exciting and interesting collection of work to view".
During the Art Trail, the Mill's first floor and cafe area will be a wonderful array of artwork from invited local artists and makers.
In addition to this the Main Gallery at Fisherton Mill plays host to an Art Trail group exhibition, beginning on May 25 and running until Saturday, June 22.
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This exhibition entitled 'Brush, Kiln & Camera' features five talented artists inspired by their surroundings. Abstract and stylised painting sit together with contemporary glass sculptures and finely detailed ceramics alongside both street art and fine art photography. Also during the Art Trail will be opportunities to 'Meet the Artist' and watch artists at work. Further details will be on the Fisherton Mill website at www.fishertonmill.co.uk/exhibitions.
A full list of Salisbury Art Trail artists and venues will be listed in the printed Art Trail Guide and on-line at plainartssalisbury.co.uk/salisbury-art-trail. Admission is free.
Opening hours are Monday to Friday from 9.30am to 5pm; Saturday 9.30am-5.30pm. Closed Bank Holidays.
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