Artatthehouse

13/06/2026

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Paul is an obsessive painter, living in South Yorkshire, became a full time artist after a long career as a hairdresser.

His paintings seek out to capture the mood and feel of unspoiled wild places, capturing the seasons, showing a phenomenal use of light and shadow in his distinctive refreshing contemporary style. Devoid of people, animals and buildings each piece offers the viewer a sense of place, drama, emotion and hopes for the future.

His greatest pleasure is seeing his work has taken its place on the wall of its new home.

Website - www.paulfreemanart.co.uk

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12/06/2026

.jackman.fibres - 'Hi, I’m Emma and I’m a self-taught fibre artist. I love experimenting with different techniques and materials to make my art. My main focus is weaving colourful wall art, but I also love to make my own sketchbooks and junk journals using old books and recycled papers.

My style is always evolving with every piece I make, but I love using lots of colour and texture. My work is mainly wool roving with added yarns, silks and art yarns that I have made myself, either by spinning or wet and dry felting. I love to create colour gradients using various sized hoops, from 15cm/6inch hoops to my largest work to date at 50cm/20inchs which I exhibited a few years ago in Holmfirth Art Week.

I also enjoy making a variety of sketchbooks using old and second-hand books. I repurpose the covers and create my own signatures using sketchbook paper, black paper or junk. The junk I use is a mixture of recycled papers I have bought and collected. I enjoy using old envelopes, book pages, old school books, brown paper, maps and diary pages. Some of these papers I then dye with coffee, turmeric or onion skins to add colour and texture to the pages.

I’ve only been creating for about 4 years now after having some bad health problems. I found being creative and having something colourful and positive to focus on has helped my mental health and given me a bit of a purpose. My health definitely limits what I am able to do day to day, so having something that is easy to pick up and then stop at any moment has really helped me.'

11/06/2026

The count down begins with 100 days to go until Art at the House, 19th & 20th September 2026, where we will be posting every day all our Artists, Workshops, Activities & Entertainment.

Please share where possible to your own page and your local community pages, as this helps our community grow. If you know of any local village magazines that would be happy to post an advert of our event please let us know.

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Woodland Market

28/05/2026

Another shout out for Artists to join us for Art at the House in September. This event takes place at Cliffe House in Shepley, Huddersfield.

🗓 Event Dates:
Saturday 19th & Sunday 20th September
⏰ 10am–4pm (both days)

✨ Why take part?
Art at the House is a vibrant, welcoming, curated, family-friendly arts festival—a fantastic opportunity to showcase and sell your work in a lively setting enjoyed by visitors of all ages. We’re looking for artists across a wide range of mediums, including (but not limited to):
Ceramics, Painting, Sculpture, Creative Textiles, Printmaking, Drawing, Glass, Enamel & Copper, Jewellery, Paper, and more.

🎪 What’s on offer:
• Run your own stall
• Sell your artwork and handmade goods
• Promote your practice to a broad, diverse audience
• (Optional) Host a workshop if your medium allows
Our aim is to inspire creativity in both adults and children, creating a fun, inclusive atmosphere while supporting artists with a vibrant space to share and sell their work.

📩 Apply here:
https://forms.gle/WtuDGbToUzxC4i8R6

📧 Prefer a Word application form? Email us at:
[email protected]

Applications close on Sunday 23rd August 2026

16/04/2026

Another shout out for Artists to join us for Art at the House in September. This event takes place in September, at Cliffe House in Shepley, Huddersfield.

🗓 Event Dates:
Saturday 19th & Sunday 20th September
⏰ 10am–4pm (both days)

✨ Why take part?
Art at the House is a vibrant, welcoming, curated, family-friendly arts festival—a fantastic opportunity to showcase and sell your work in a lively setting enjoyed by visitors of all ages. We’re looking for artists across a wide range of mediums, including (but not limited to):
Ceramics, Painting, Sculpture, Creative Textiles, Printmaking, Drawing, Glass, Enamel & Copper, Jewellery, Paper, and more.

🎪 What’s on offer:
• Run your own stall
• Sell your artwork and handmade goods
• Promote your practice to a broad, diverse audience
• (Optional) Host a workshop if your medium allows
Our aim is to inspire creativity in both adults and children, creating a fun, inclusive atmosphere while supporting artists with a vibrant space to share and sell their work.

📩 Apply here:
https://forms.gle/WtuDGbToUzxC4i8R6

📧 Prefer a Word application form? Email us at:
[email protected]

23/03/2026

General Applications for artists to exhibit at Art at the House Arts Festival are now open. If you would like to apply, please use the link or the QR code on the images to apply (link also available below).

The event runs on Saturday 19th & Sunday 20th September 10-4 both days.

Why exhibit at Art at the House?

Art at the House is an Arts Festival for all the family to attend. We are looking for artists from all artistic mediums, including Ceramics, Painting, Sculpture, Creative Textiles, Print-making, Drawing, Glass, Enamel & Copper and Jewellery, Paper and any others we may have missed.

We would love you to show off your art, create sales and if you are able run a workshop of your craft (if the medium allows). We hope to inspire adults and children to be creative, even if it’s just for the day.

https://forms.gle/WtuDGbToUzxC4i8R6

If you would prefer a word document, please email: [email protected] and we will send you one out.

Applications close on Monday 27th April 2026

06/11/2025

There are a couple of our artists taking part in this event, please support if you are local.

14/10/2025

New date for ArtattheHouse 19th & 20th September 2026, keep the dates FREE.

26/09/2025

24/09/2025

The things everyone doesn’t see, the aftermath of Artatthehouse. This was my garden today drying the bunting from the weekend. Next is to repair in places and repackage for next year.