DECENNIUM at Hestercombe Gallery
New exhibition celebrating 10 years of Hestercombe Gallery.
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Hestercombe Contemporary Art Gallery aims to present the best in contemporary arts practice whilst focusing on the relationship between art and landscape. We aim to be a place where art is not just shown but where artists and designers can explore, collaborate, research and respond to make new work through residencies and commissions.
Hestercombe has always had a place at the leading edge of creativity, from Coplestone Warre Bampfylde’s groundbreaking landscape garden design with its borrowed views, to Gertrude Jeykyll and Sir Edwin Lutyens’ collaboration that pushed the boundaries of garden design and planting in the formal gardens.
Based in the historic Hestercombe House, the Contemporary Art Gallery is open daily from 11am – 5pm, and entry is via our Visitor Reception. You must book gardens admission in order to visit the Gallery and outdoor exhibitions.
The Gallery is not yet wheelchair accessible; however for all of our exhibitions we display a documentary-style film on the ground floor.
New exhibition celebrating 10 years of Hestercombe Gallery.
An artistic afternoon to see, hear, to walk and talk.
Discover the outdoor artworks and projects commissioned by Hestercombe Gallery
Find outdoor commissionsFind out about Hestercombe Gallery's extensive list of past workshops, seminars, talks and other events
Find past eventsOriginal limited edition prints are available to purchase from Hestercombe Gallery
Buy Limited EditionsA new play by Brenda Callis
Join us for our free new minibeast exhibition, 'Big Views of Tiny Creatures', by David Spears in Bampfylde Hall.
Join us this February half term for our fun Family Tree Trail.
New exhibition exploring human progress, landscape and the environment.
Centred around Hestercombe’s Apple Loft, this pop-up film festival presents a series of short films and excerpts made in the West Country over the past few years.
As part of Somerset Open Studios, Naomi Kendall and Lisa Takahashi will bring pop-up studios and an exhibition to Hestercombe House.