An exhibition of work by Langdyke’s Artists In Residence, Sarah Lambert and Kathryn Parsons is being held in November.
The event in the cabin at Torpel Manor Field. Helpston will be on Saturday and Sunday , November 11 and 12 between 11am and 4pm.
It will be celebrating Langdyke’s wildlife, landscape and heritage. Sarah Lambert is a renowned ecologist and photographer, while Kathryn Parsons’ research-based artworks have been exhibited in National Centre for Craft & Design, Burghley House and further afield.
There will be new artworks to see and a chance to enjoy chatting with Kathryn and Sarah about their recent cyanotype and natural dyeing experiments! Cards, photographs and handmade treasures will be available to purchase too, with 10 per cent of sales donated to Langdyke.
Please note Torpel Manor Field does not have its own postcode. It is at the western end of Helpston, beside the junction with West Street and Langley Bush Road. The nearest postcode is PE6 7DU.
If the ground is dry enough parking will be onsite – look out for information nearer the time. The site vehicle entrance is just north of the junction of West Street and Langley Bush Road at https://w3w.co/strong.visit.obstruct . The pedestrian gate is at the junction of West Street and Langdyke Bush Road. It’s then a short walk across the grassy field.
Kathryn says: “Call in any time, stay as long as you like. There will be drinks and cake available to purchase by donation.
For more information contact Kathryn at kparsonsart@btinternet.com