The Natural Eye at Stapleford Granary
Stapleford Granary is an Arts Centre built on the vision and values of the Association for Cultural Exchange, a charity whose aim is to foster cultural understanding through education. The 19th century farm was converted in 2009 to provide a theatre, studio space, recording studio and café. The beautiful conversion of the old complex of buildings is a unique, inspiring environment for experiencing music and art.
Over 20 SWLA artists are represented with more than 90 works on show including paintings, drawings, original prints and sculpture.
Paintings by Robert Greenhalf and Esther Tyson (click on detail for full image)
Black Grouse by Carry Akroyd and Wiggle Wiggle by Max Angus (click on detail for full image)
There is an excellent selection of original prints on show including woodblocks from Matt Underwood, linocuts by Max Angus and screenprints by Jane Smith.
20 November 2022 — 29 January 2023
Open 8:30 — 4pm Monday to Friday | 8:30 — 3pm Saturday | 9am — 2pm Sunday and also during events
There is an excellent café on site.
Please check the Stapleford Granary website before visiting for occasional partial closures
Contributing artists: Carry Akroyd, Richard Allen, Max Angus, Anine Cockwell de Jong, John Dobbs, John Foker, Robert Gillmor, Bob Greenhalf, Simon Griffiths, John Hatton, Lisa Hooper, Richard Jarvis, Kittie jones, Wynona Legg, Harriet Mead, Peter Partington, Bruce Pearson, Chris Rose, Dafila Scott, Chris Sinden, Jane Smith, John Threfall, Esther Tyson, Matt Underwood.