26th March – 26th April 2025

Green Hill Arts presents Altered Realities, a groundbreaking new exhibition that explores the convergence of sculpture, media, light, and architectural space. The exhibition will feature the dynamic collaboration between two artists, Tony Weaver and Kelly Bryant, who will be creating work live in the gallery space throughout the first two weeks of the exhibition, in response to their own evolving ideas, the space and its history. 

Altered Realities is a celebration of process—the act of reacting is as central to this exhibition as the finished works themselves. Weaver, a sculptor, and Bryant, a media artist, are committed to exploring how sculptural work and the transient nature of light and projection can combine to form new, immersive spaces. Their collaborative efforts will engage with the surfaces of the objects and those that surround them, evolving organically as the exhibition unfolds.  

Viewers will experience a sense of altered perception, with the goal of expanding how we read and interpret the spaces and objects around us. As Weaver notes, the aim is to "bend and twist your perception in order to give you something more." 

Altered Realities promises to be a transformative experience—one where the audience’s perception will be shaped by the specific moment they visit. As the exhibition evolves over time, each visitor will encounter a unique version of the work, influenced by the ongoing creative process and the changing relationship between the artist's work, the building, and the environment. Viewer’s experience of the exhibition will depend entirely on the date they visit, offering new layers and insights with each passing day. The private view (which will take place in early April) will offer an exclusive first look at the completed works.  

Visit the Exhibition:

This exhibition is split into three distinct parts:

Part 1 - Set Up

26th March - 9th April

Come along and see the artists responding to each others ideas as the installation evolves. Gain access to their working methods first hand.

Part 2 - Projected Installation

11th April -13th April

Visit during this time period to see the sculptural projections that have been developed over the previous weeks.

Part 3 - Supporting Sculptures

14th April - 26th April

This evolving process will be supported by drawings, models and maquettes that illuminate their creative progress. This is also a chance to see Kelly Bryant’s short films - fresh from the 2024 Turino Underground Film Festival and the Blow Up Art House Film Festival in Chicago.

Entry is free. Green Hill Arts gallery is open 10:00am – 4:00pm daily, from Wednesday to Saturday. The gallery is situated at the top of Fore Street, Moretonhampstead, close to the Parish Church. Parking is available in the Court Street and Station Road car parks.  

Q&A Session - Altered Realities

5:00pm - 6:00pm

Join us on Thursday the 10th of April, before the private view of our exhibition ‘Altered Realities’. We will sit and listen to an informal presentation from the artists involved. Tony Weaver and Kelly Bryant will be available to answer questions, discuss their processes, and show you their work. This will be a fantastic opportunity to engage with both the artists and with other local people.

Tickets must be pre booked in advance as we will be keeping a list of names at the door. £5 per person. Spaces are limited so we recommend booking soon.

Please feel free to stay for a glass of wine at the private view which opens swiftly after, at 6.30pm!

(Please note that we cannot provide refunds or transfer funds to other workshops).

Even In The Dark – A Solo Exhibition by Rose-Marie Caldecott
2nd May to 31st May 2025

Discover the powerful work of Rose-Marie Caldecott at Green Hill Arts. Running from 2nd May to 31st May 2025, this exhibition invites visitors to experience Rose-Marie’s exploration of grief, loss, and the transformative process of moving through darkness. 

Since moving to Devon in 2020, Caldecott has used painting as a way to navigate the emotional landscape of grief. Through her innovative use of oil paints—carving through layers of dark pigment to reveal pinpricks of light—she captures the tension between sorrow and hope, and the delicate balance between life and death. 

This exhibition is not merely a collection of paintings, but an embodied experience of the artist’s journey. Emotional trauma is often raw and beyond words, and Rose-Marie’s works give voice to these experiences. Darkness, though initially overwhelming, gradually reveals itself to be alive and dynamic. Her paintings ask: is this what it means to truly dwell in darkness—not to shut it out, but to stay with it, to live with it? 

The gallery will feature subtly shifting lighting, transforming the atmosphere as you move through the space, offering new perspectives of each painting. Visitors can also experience the artwork accompanied by specially composed music, enhancing their connection to the perspectives within the pieces and to the artist herself. 

Each of Rose-Marie’s paintings is a testament to the process of remembering, the emotional weight of grief, and the passage of time. They evoke the artist’s inner journey - each brushstroke a reflection of processing pain and finding light in the darkness. There is a sense of movement in each piece, as if the viewer is witnessing a constant flux, a visual memoir of a life lost and rediscovered through art. 

This exhibition is a reminder of the transformative power of art and the courage required to face darkness. It offers a space to reflect, feel, and experience the possibility of connection even in the darkest moments of life. 

Entry is free. Green Hill Arts gallery is open 10:00am – 4:00pm daily, from Wednesday to Saturday. The gallery is situated at the top of Fore Street, Moretonhampstead, close to the Parish Church. Parking is available in the Court Street and Station Road car parks.  

Silver Pendant Making Workshop with Nicky Barton

Join skilled jewellery maker and artist, Nicky Barton, for an exciting and hands-on Silver Pendant Making workshop. In this 2.5-hour session, you will have the opportunity to craft a beautiful silver pendant made from recycled silver, from start to finish. 

Whether you're a beginner or have some experience, Nicky will guide you through the process, teaching you the essential jewellery making techniques of shaping, texturing, soldering and polishing. By the end of the workshop, you'll leave with a stunning, personalised piece of jewellery to cherish.

Notes: Please bring your own apron and wear closed toe shoes. It is also important that you bring a hair tie if you have long hair! Suitable for ages 18+

(Please note that we cannot provide refunds or transfer funds to other workshops).

Rose-Marie Caldecott in Concert: Threads of Light 

May 17th  

7:00pm - 8:30pm  

Join us for an intimate evening with artist, singer, and songwriter Rose-Marie Caldecott. On May 17th, Rose-Marie will perform a selection of her evocative songs, offering a rare opportunity to experience the intersection of her musical practice and her visual artwork.  

The performance will be enhanced by a small choir, who will sing from behind the audience, their voices resonating in the dark, adding a haunting depth to the experience. 

This concert marks a return to songwriting after a period of personal grief and reflection. Rose-Marie’s most recent music reflects themes of loss, healing, and the search for light in dark spaces—echoing the emotional landscape of her exhibition, Even In The Dark. The evening promises to be a powerful and transformative experience, where the boundaries between visual art and sound blur, offering a deeper connection to the artist's creative process.  

Don't miss this unique opportunity to experience Rose-Marie Caldecott’s work in a completely new light.

£10 per person

(A bar will be available on-site, offering a selection of drinks to enjoy during the event.) 

(Please note that we cannot provide refunds or transfer funds to other workshops).

Artwork Description Workshop with Joseph Rizzo Naudi
10:00am - 12:00pm

Join blind writer and researcher Joseph Rizzo Naudi for a multi-sensory description workshop that welcomes participants of all abilities, from the seasoned connoisseur to the enthusiastic beginner.

In this two-hour session, you’ll explore our ‘Even In The Dark’ exhibition by Rose-Marie Caldecott through non-visual approaches to art. The workshop encourages participants to draw on their unique sensory perspectives, fostering collaborative and inclusive descriptions of the artworks.

This hands-on, interactive workshop invites conversation and group engagement, with no prior experience necessary. Participants who identify as blind or visually impaired are especially welcome.

Places are limited, and booking in advance is essential. Please email billie@greenhillarts.co.uk to secure your place. This workshop is free to attend.

Green Hill Arts presents Widdershins 3, an extraordinary gathering of renowned mythical and fantasy artists whose works evoke the mystery of Dartmoor.

Dartmoor is a place rich in history, folklore, and legend. Home to a vibrant community of artists, Dartmoor has long been a source of creative energy, and this exhibition explores how its wild, rugged beauty and ancient history shape the imaginations of those who live here or have strong connections to this enchanting land.

The exhibition features work by renowned artists including Alan Lee, Terri Windling, and Brian and Wendy Froud. These celebrated figures have captivated audiences around the world and have introduced generations to books and films such as The Dark Crystal, Labyrinth, The Lord of the Rings, and The Hobbit.

This exhibition explores Dartmoor’s timeless role as a place of magic, where boundaries between the mundane and the mystical blur. From the sweeping moors and ancient stone circles to the hidden creatures and spirits said to roam its hills, Dartmoor provides a perfect backdrop for stories of the fantastical and the otherworldly. This year’s exhibition promises a diverse array of artistic responses including painting, photography, sculpture, costume, illustration and film.

Walking “Widdershins” (counter-clockwise) is the traditional way to enter the realm of myth and enchantment, and we invite you to do just that - come and experience the magic of Dartmoor through the eyes of its artists. Immerse yourself in the creative journey that celebrates both the wild beauty of the moor and the rich folklore that has been passed down through generations.

Full list of participating artists is as follows: Angharad Barlow, Danielle Barlow, Hazel Brown, Diane Coates, Jim Crawley, Brian Froud, Wendy Froud, Toby Froud, Amorel Hamilton, Alan Lee, Marja Lee, Virginia Lee, Pauline Lee, Claire Shauna Saunders, Andrew Sinclair, Rima Staines, Natalie Simpson, Terri Windling, and David Wyatt.

Entry is free. Green Hill Arts Gallery is open 10.00am - 4.00pm daily, from Wednesday to Saturday. The Gallery is situated at the top of Fore Street, Moretonhampstead, close to the Parish Church. Parking is in the Court Street and Station Road car parks.