Summer returns to Bird Henge

    Summer has returned to Bird Henge now completed. We are busy planning  our next project -  installations at Stourhead to commemorate World War 1. We have also  been approached by a city council to do a sculpture project that will encourage recycling. We are preparing too for exhibiting at One Planet Sunday, a Green event on September 14th in the Cheese and Grain at Frome in Somerset.
      Bird Henge can be seen from a public footpath between Heytesbury and Knook in the Wylye Valley Wiltshire. There will shortly be an online Bird Henge ramblers trail to take in the Henge and a circuit in the surrounding countryside which will be available through the website of the Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, The AONB gave a grant to the project.

Sarsen stone Rabbit near Avebury a found object sculpture

In the afternoon sunshine this Sarsen upright in the Avenue near Avebury looks remarkably like the head of a rabbit. Anthony was there recently. A day of unusual sights. Pagan rituals  - see below celebrations of Happy Lammas - and a crop circle.

Bird Henge completed

 We have now completed Bird Henge except a few tweaks. We will now create and online Bird Henge Ramblers' Trail which will go on the website of the Cranborne Chase and West Wiltshire Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The AONB gave a grant towards the cost of the project.

Tiger burning bright near Bournemouth at Compton Acres

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End party at the Litterarti exhibition at Trinity Centre Bristol

We went to the end party at the Litterarti party at the Trinity Centre Bristol where we exhibited with other artists such as Jole Calvert seen above with his masks and below wearing one. The bottom picture is of the Aluminium Fox by Jethro Brice.

The Litterarti Recycled Sculpture Exhibition at the Trinity Centre Bristol

 We set up some exhibits in this group exhibition of recycled sculpture which will be on show until Saturday August 9th. There is a programmed of workshops.