Streamside Sculpture Trail

RHS Garden Harlow Carr, Harrogate are hosting the Streamside Sculpture Trail  over the coming month, June 1 – July 3, 2016.  My work is included in the trail – birds, an otter and a kingfisher alongside ten other sculptors who make outside pieces suitable for gardens.  Natural raw materials, wood, stone and willow have been used by a number of sculptors, rich in their individual textures and colours, but crafted into new and contemporary forms.

The RHS have produced a map of the trail, starting from the lake – so taking the tour couldn’t be easier (I’m number 7) – here are a few images showing some of the sculptures and the beautiful streamside garden.  Throughout the month sculpture will also be exhibited in the Bath House gallery.

Wire birds sculpture by Carol Sterritt

Doe and Fawn wire sculpture by Carol Sterritt

Swan wire sculpture by Carol Sterritt

The Mighty Stag willow sculpture by Anna Cross

Willow swan by Anna Turnbull

Bamboo metal sculpture by Stanger Moore

Copper and metal Birdbath by Adrian Wood

Giant Wind Chimes by William Thomas

Frog sculpture carved in oak by Thompson Dagnall

Owl sculpture by David Cooke

Hops stone sculpture by Tilly Dagnall

Hops sculpture in stone (close-up) by Tilly Dagnall

Goose sculpture by David Cooke

Badgers sculpture by David Cooke

Greek mythological head sculpture by Kay Latto

Head sculptures by Kay Latto