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The
Purpose of Shute Farm Studio
is to enable the less able,
together with the able bodied,
not only the opportunity,
but the accessibility
to be creative and to explore
the arts in as many forms
as possible.
Our
logo, the Koru, is a new
fern frond known in Maori
as a Koru, which represents
new life. |
| Shute Farm Studio reinvests all its profit into the promotion of Art & Education. |
| left: Frances Britten, Founder and Director of Shute Farm Studio. |
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| Facilities |
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offer facilities for: Bronze Casting,
Ceramics, Stone Carving,
Drawing, Life Drawing,
Wax Modelling, Oil Painting,
Watercolour Painting, Willow Sculpture,
Wire Sculpture, Wood Carving, Basket Making, Wreath Making, Stem Sculpture, Plaster Sculpture and Sculpture from Scrap. |
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| Hiring Facilities |
| Shute Farm Studio may be hired as a venue for the pursuit of the Arts by groups and organisations. We have a directory of specialist tutors available for teaching. |
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| The Accessible Garden |
| The accessible garden was designed for Shute Farm by Kevin McCloud based on the theme of an ancient Iron age site. The Garden has a Pond, an Ampitheatre and a Human Sundial together with stone sculptures. click here for more info and photos... |
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| Disabled Access |
| The entire ground floor has been designed for wheelchair access with a specially adapted W.C and roll-in shower room for the use of disabled people. |
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- Drawing
/ Painting Studio
- Modelling
Studio & Lecture Room
- Sculpture
Studio
- Stone
Carving Studio
- Kiln
Room & Store
- Specially
adapted unisex W.C and roll-in
shower room for the use of
disabled people
- Kitchen
Dining Room
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A view of the sculpture studio |
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