Contemporary art in unusual places
Meadow Arts brings unique contemporary art projects to places where art is not usually shown, supporting artists by commissioning new work and creating inspiring events and exhibitions
Coronavirus Statement
The Skin Deep exhibition at Berrington Hall is currently closed due to the ongoing Coronavirus health crisis. National Trust has closed its indoor spaces to keep visitors, staff and volunteers safe and we support their decision. They are providing free access to outdoor spaces at many properties, so please check their website for details.
Skin Deep was due to close in May, so we're looking at extending the end date into the summer/autumn - there should be a chance to see it once things have settled down. Keep safe and follow the guidelines when you are out and about.
Art House Open Lecture Series
16 October 2019 - 18 March 2020
Skin Deep - Oliver Jones at Berrington Hall
Closed until further notice
In Ruins - a Meadow Arts exhibition at Witley Court
12 July – 3 November 2019
Living Ruins - art from the 18th Century to the contemporary
26 September - 30 November 2019
Arts Award Supporter
If you are completing your Arts Award, we have a range of events and opportunities to help you on your way.
Past exhibitions
Read more about 2016's Never Judge a Book, featuring the pictured work by Jonathan Callan, and lots more in our archive of past exhibitions
Visit the Exhibitions pages
Meadow Arts Blog
Thinking Differently - Fliss O'Neill (part 2)
Fliss blogs about her second week of 'Thinking Differently' at Westfield School, in our project with University of Worcester and House of Imagination
Thinking Differently - Fliss O'Neill (part 1)
Fliss O'Neill introduces the first part of her 'Thinking Differently' placement at Westfield School, funded by the Paul Hamlyn Foundation
Thinking Differently - teachers meet their artists
An exciting education project that looks at links between contemporary art and SEND education has started with a creative session for teachers and artists.