Art Exhibitions at Sarum College

Sarum College welcomes interest from artists who would like to exhibit work in our Grade 1 listed buildings in Salisbury's Cathedral Close.

The College is open to the public from 9am to 5pm weekdays and Saturdays.

Recent Exhibition

2010 Anniversary Celebration
Archive Exhibition
Friday 11 June to Sunday 4 July

Past Exhibitions

Abstractions
29 April to 5 June
An exhibition of paintings and sculpture by regional artist Steve Neville

Above: Blue-iii by Steve Neville

Above: Lift4 by Steve Neville

Visit Steve Neville's website

Take10artists

View the artists' web gallery

30 March - 27 April
19 The Close, Salisbury
Free and open to the public

Margot Adams
Jill Bentley
Kate Charman
Maureen Davies
Jackie Langfeld
Martin Slater
Gill Smith
Helen Waygood
Deirdre Whitworth
Joanna Williams

Fred Fieber’s show runs from Friday 20 November to Saturday 5 December at Sarum College, 19 The Close, Salisbury, 9.30 - 5pm Mon-Sat.

Salisbury artist Fred Fieber has returned to the fundamental skill of charcoal drawing for his latest one-man show at Sarum College.

Visit Fred Fieber's website

Sarum College participated in the Salisbury Art Trail 2009.

The exhibition featured artwork by:

Sally Firino

Erica Hemming

Vivien Stratton

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a differentVIEW

An exhibition of atmospheric studies of the cathedral and its environs to February 2009.
(pictured: St Ann's Street)

by Fred Fieber

See breezes

by Gillian Bathe

At Sarum College through 2 December 2008
(Pictured: Willis, Clayton and Bell)

Salisbury Landscapes

by Jonathan Tetley

An exhibition of landscape paintings from the New Forest, Salisbury and the Salisbury Plain by Salisbury artist Jonathan Tetley through 10 October 2008.

Sarum Artists' Woodlands

(2 June to 4 August 2008)

Salisbury artist Veronika Jackson's Dream of Gerontius (14 April to 30 May 2008 - to coincide with Salisbury Cathedral's Dream of Gerontius concert on 17 May)

Salisbury photographer Philip Richter's Sunday - Soul of The Other Days (18 January - 11 April 2008)

Permanent and long-term loan

Paintings by Anna Simmons

Anna Simmons

has painted all her life, but she did not receive a formal training in her
youth. In later life, after her children had left home, she gave up her job as a teacher to devote herself to painting. She then studied at St. Martin’s and this period inspired a particular direction in her work which continues today. Anna has had One Woman shows in London, Bath and America, and has sold widely all over the world, including Italy, Switzerland and Germany.

More about Anna Simmons