About Thelma Hulbert Gallery
Exhibitions / Events / Workshops / Shop / Refreshments / Free admission
www. thelmahulbert.com
Accessible gallery, dementia friendly, family friendly
Thelma Hulbert Gallery Description
NEW OPENING HOURS: THURSDAY TO SATURDAY , 10 to 5.
Thelma Hulbert Gallery is an award-winning public art gallery owned and managed by East Devon District Council. THG hosts exhibitions of contemporary art of local, national, international significance together with a permanent selection of works by artist Thelma Hulbert. Facilities : dedicated Learning Room, a Project Space and Shop & Refreshments area. Admission is free but donations are welcome.
We welcome children & families to get creative at THG. Come and enjoy the THG Learning Room and our ever popular activity trolley, all free of charge! You can choose whether to take your finished art work home or display it in the gallery for other visitors to admire.
� Disabled parking. There is a ramp to the entrance, wide access and accessible toilets on the ground floor and a platform lift to the first floor. A wheelchair is also available.
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THG will be celebrating Honiton's Charter Day this Saturday 21 July!
Drop in to the gallery anytime between 10am and 2pm to create your own aeroplane animation with animation expert Anna Aroussi.
All ages and abilities welcome. Free, suggested donation £2 / child.
Honiton Gate to Plate is officially open!
We'll see you there Honiton Dementia Action Alliance!
THG is excited to be joining makers from across East Devon at Gate to Plate tomorrow 9-4.30pm. Pop by our stand to see a selection of contemporary crafts and create your own crafty butterflies to take away!
Check out these fabulous photos created by pupils at Musbury Primary with pinhole photography expert Justin Quinnell https://twitter.com/justin_quinn…/statu s/1018929712930934787
Calling South West makers !
THG is seeking designers and makers who produce high quality, contemporary work (one-offs or small-scale production) to show in Present Makers 2018, their annual selling exhibition of contemporary craft and design.
Deadline 12.09.18... http://bit.ly/2tyq9f0
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The Thelma Hulbert Gallery has something for everybody, inside or outside of the Honiton community. Serious adult art viewers should make the effort to travel from far and wide to see their excellently curated exhibitions by international artists - like the current glorious and intriguing works on a domestic scale by Peter Randall Page - while young people from local schools appear to drop by all the time to enrich their education and leisure time participating in the well stocked Learning Room. For those with an interest in 20th century British art history - like me - there is a permanent display of work by the enigmatic Thelma Hulbert, who worked in close association with Victor Pasmore and the Euston Road School before the war, and exhibited at the Whitechapel and Redfern Galleries in 1960s.
Definitely a treat and well worth supporting!
The Open exhibition is a delight with a wide range of interesting work. It is certainly worth a visit. The gallery is full of natural light and the staff are attentive and keen to help visitors.
The HTG is not just an art gallery.
I have 2 small children who adore the gardens, bug hunts, beautiful flowers and scents. We currently can’t pass without looking and trying The wild strawberries � black and red currents are in the community garden (very yummy). And to top it off the volunteers and workers in the gallery are so welcoming and lovely the whole place is a delight. The creative sessions on the last Wednesday of the month are always a pleasure to attend. THANK YOU all involved xxx
Excellent town gallery, in a brilliant old building.
Beautiful gallery with inspiring combination of community and professional work, with collaboration currently.
Lovely staff and will re-visit!
A lovely find.
The Thelma Hulbert Gallery has something for everybody, inside or outside of the Honiton community. Serious adult art viewers should make the effort to travel from far and wide to see their excellently curated exhibitions by international artists - like the current glorious and intriguing works on a domestic scale by Peter Randall Page - while young people from local schools appear to drop by all the time to enrich their education and leisure time participating in the well stocked Learning Room. For those with an interest in 20th century British art history - like me - there is a permanent display of work by the enigmatic Thelma Hulbert, who worked in close association with Victor Pasmore and the Euston Road School before the war, and exhibited at the Whitechapel and Redfern Galleries in 1960s.
Definitely a treat and well worth supporting!
The Open exhibition is a delight with a wide range of interesting work. It is certainly worth a visit. The gallery is full of natural light and the staff are attentive and keen to help visitors.
The HTG is not just an art gallery.
I have 2 small children who adore the gardens, bug hunts, beautiful flowers and scents. We currently can’t pass without looking and trying The wild strawberries � black and red currents are in the community garden (very yummy). And to top it off the volunteers and workers in the gallery are so welcoming and lovely the whole place is a delight. The creative sessions on the last Wednesday of the month are always a pleasure to attend. THANK YOU all involved xxx
Excellent town gallery, in a brilliant old building.
Beautiful gallery with inspiring combination of community and professional work, with collaboration currently.
Lovely staff and will re-visit!
A lovely find.