Somerset Art Weeks
Landscape Flux and Flow
Somerset Art Weeks Festival 2024
21st September – 6th October
Registrations will open 1st April 2024, but until then head to our FAQ page for all the answers to your burning questions.
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With 2023 now being recorded as the world’s hottest year on record, it’s clear we need to understand the effects of the complex problem of climate change and how we can foster understanding, dialogue and action here in Somerset.
For festival year 2024 we look to create exciting opportunities for artists to engage communities and spark conversations about the climate crisis in a new and engaging way. We want to work with scientists and nature conservationists and use their expertise and experience to help artists make work that grasps the climate issues.
Art Weeks Festival FAQ’s
About Somerset Open Studios & Art Weeks Events
Somerset Open Studios and Art Weeks Events are annual countywide celebrations of the variety and quality of contemporary visual art and craft that can be found in Somerset.
Since the inception of Somerset Art Weeks in 1994, they have become important events in Somerset’s cultural calendar, delighting art lovers near and far.
Each year alternates between Open Studios and Exhibitions + Events.
Find out more about previous events below.
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We’re looking to commission 5-7 artists/artist collectives in Somerset to make new work that responds to the Festival theme “Landscape – Flux and Flow”! We are calling artists in Somerset […]
Stitching 4 All Show
[Friday, March 1, 2024]
Craftsmanship along the Silk Road
[Tuesday, February 27, 2024]
Somerset Art Weeks Festival 2024 Micro-commissions
[Tuesday, February 27, 2024]