Exhibitions

Current/Upcoming Exhibitions

14th - 24th February
Open daily 9.30 am - 4 pm

A HEATHLAND CELEBRATION
A community art exhibition that celebrates the unique beauty and ecological importance of Dorset’s heathlands, an integral part of our local heritage, culture, and natural landscape across BCP and Dorset County.
This exhibition will feature a variety of artistic works, ranging from individual projects to collaborative pieces, with contributions drawn from an open call for submissions.
We aim to include a diverse mix of creatives, local community groups, and students, all responding to a heathland-themed brief.
Additionally, the exhibition will highlight local conservation efforts, underscoring the importance of protecting these increasingly rare habitats for future generations.

SEASCAPES & MORE
by David Herrington

27th February - 4th March
open daily 10 - 4
closes 2 pm on final day

6th - 10th March 2025

Richard Dunford
Photography & Digital Art

‘The World and his Friend’

An exhibition of travel and street photography, digital art and illustrations by Richard Dunford.

With a few famous landmarks thrown in for good measure, Richard takes us on a personal tour of the backstreets of London, the cafés of Provence and the timeless beauty of Venice.

Enjoy a unique collection of images where photographic realism is digitally nudged and encouraged into a joyful world of escapism and gentle humour that is sure to light a smile and re-kindle memories of happy days past.

12th - 17th March 2025

“The Moon and the Tide"
Toby Wills-Hart

tobywills.art@gmail.com

20th - 31st March

'The ART OF POETRY 2'

Free exhibition of Art responding to Poetry written by Members of Poole Poetry Collective and friends

3rd - 15th April 2025

CLAY & CANVAS
East Dorset Potters & Friends

Open daily, this exhibition closes at 1pm on 15th April

17th - 28th April - Art by DARLAS HUNTER

1st - 12th May - BROADSTONE ART SOCIETY

16th May - 2nd June

PEDAS 'Creative Perspectives'

Exhibition by members of Poole & East Dorset Art Society (PEDAS).
Project led by Helen Talbot entitled 'Creative Perspectives', focusing on composition and perspective, exploring various ways to interpret images, and investigating our subject matter in different ways to reflect the title..