Helen Brocklehurst

High Peak / Ceramics and painting

Opening days

Saturday 27th May
Sunday 28th May
Monday 29th May
Tuesday 30th May
Wednesday 31st May
Thursday 1st June
Friday 2nd June
Saturday 3rd June
Sunday 4th June

This is the third year I have hosted DOA at my house. It is a great experience where I can meet people interested in my work and it gives me a deadline to work towards.

I trained in printed textile design and worked in industry including designing bedwear for Dorma before going freelance.

Now I concentrate on pottery and painting.The ceramics have developed since 2001 when I learnt how to use the wheel at Adult Ed. Working in stoneware combining recycled glass in the glaze firing is my main interest and makes each piece unique. The forms in nature inspire the decoration and sometimes the shape of the piece. Work includes bowls, wall plaques and reticulated candle holders.

The landscape around me growing up in Hathersage in the Peak District, and now living in Whaley Bridge, has always been an inspiration to me.

My watercolour landscapes explore the division of space between the sky and the land, the fields and the moorland and the ever changing light and colour.

Working in ceramics and watercolour I enjoy the unpredictability of both mediums which influences the finished artwork.

Work can be seen at- 'The Gallery' 12 High Street, New Mills, High Peak SK22 4AL

                                   'Pear Tree Cafe' 10 Canal Street, Whaley Bridge, High Peak SK23 7LS

                                   'Jack Sevens Art Yard' 23a Chestergate, Macclesfield SK11 6BX

phone- 01663 735257

email- [email protected]

 


Contact Information

Phone number: 
01663 735257

Venue Information

9 Rock Bank
Whaley Bridge
High Peak
SK23 7LE
Directions: 
From Whaley Bridge turn left at the Bike Factory onto Old Road. Rock Bank is the third on the left. Park on Old Road and walk up the unmade road. For direct access please ring the venue.