The Land Sand Stone Art Festival returns to Bridlington and the East Yorkshire coast this weekend.
The festival will run over the weekend of Saturday, 9 to Sunday, 10 September, between 10.00 – 4.00pm
on both days, organised by Responsible Fishing UK.
The theme of the first day – Saturday, 9 September – will be sand & stones.
Bridlington’s north beach will be transformed with an artist’s showcase (giant spiral artwork), drop-
in workshops, and a family beach art challenge and this event is free of charge to attend.
There will be an opportunity for visitors to join artists James Brunt, James Craig Page, Jon Foreman, Sean Corcoran, Sandor Nagy, Winston
Plowes, Arron Tieney and Laurence
Winram and many more for an Open
Stone Art Session.
On Sunday, 10 September, the theme of the day will be land and the venue will shift to Sewerby Hall
and Gardens where artists such as Richard Shilling, Julia Brooklyn & Mark Anthony Haden Ford will in
attendance and available for question
and answers sessions.
Visitors will also be able to join artists in the Gardens, for a range of activities including a
woodland art trail, land art pick n mix
and workshops. Standard admission
charges apply for Sewerby Hall and
Gardens.
James Brunt, of Responsible Fishing,
said: “The Land Sand Stone Festival
brings together some of the best Land Artists from across the UK and Europe, for a unique festival celebrating the Bridlington coastline.
Throughout the festival, the artists will be creating
beautiful work, leading demonstrations
and workshops and temporarily
transforming the landscape as you
know it. Organisers from Responsible
Fishing UK have been overwhelmed
by the response to the festival from the
land art community and are thrilled
to be welcoming so many artists to
Bridlington from the UK and Europe.”
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