Visitors will be able to see work in the studios, meet the artists and explore the variety of work being made throughout Wysing’s rural campus.

Artists include Damaris Athene, Philip Cornett, Emanuela Cusin, Lawrence Epps, Robert Foster, Bettina Furnée, Penny Klein, Mae, Aaron Ossia, Soheila Sokhanvari, Shawn Stipling, and Caroline Wendling.

Visitors will also have the opportunity to visit the exhibition Ain Bailey: Version (12 July to 22 August) and to explore Caroline Wendling's new commission, Hypoteinousa, a sound walk through Wysing's topographies, part of the Test Space programme.

Access Information

Accessible parking and toilets are available.

The outdoor grounds at Wysing are uneven and have varying surface textures, which may cause some difficulty for unaccompanied wheelchair users.

The ground floor studios of Bettina Furnée and Caroline Wendling have a small step and are not wheelchair accessible. The first floor studio of Philip Cornett is not wheelchair accessible.

If you have other access requirements that you would like to check with us, please get in touch with Elizabeth Brown at lizzie.brown@wysingartscentre.org and we will be happy to help.

Covid-19 Safety

Booking is essential for this event. Studio artists will be permitting access to their private studios – for their safety we will have a capacity limit for each studio. Please wear your mask when visiting a studio.

Feedback

After your visit, we will send you an email with a brief survey attached for you to feedback on your experience.

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