2025 Exhibition
The 11th Annual hART Exhibition
An inspiring exhibition of original work, bringing together accomplished artists, distinctive creative voices and an exceptional breadth of artistic practice.
A LOOK BACK AT 2025
The 11th Annual hART Exhibition presented a carefully curated collection of original work, celebrating the individuality and creative vision of hARTists alongside a diverse selection of guest artists.
Throughout the exhibition, visitors could explore an impressive breadth of artistic practice — from painting and printmaking to ceramics, textiles, glass, sculpture and more — all brought together within the distinctive surroundings of Hythe’s Tin Tabernacle.
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- A collection of small original framed artworks featuring atmospheric landscapes, abstract compositions and natural tones, exhibited at the 11th Annual hART Exhibition in Hythe, Kent.
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- A collection of original handmade ceramics exhibited at the 11th Annual hART Exhibition at the Tin Tabernacle in Hythe, Kent.
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- A colourful display of contemporary framed textile artworks featuring geometric and circular designs at hART’s 2025 art exhibition in Hythe, Kent.
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- An eclectic exhibition display bringing together paintings, drawings, landscapes, floral artwork and textile pieces at hART’s 2025 exhibition in Hythe, Kent.
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- A colourful selection of original paintings and artworks displayed inside Hythe’s distinctive Tin Tabernacle during the 11th Annual hART Exhibition in Kent.
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- A collection of atmospheric landscape and nature-inspired artworks exploring woodland, countryside and open landscapes at hART’s 2025 exhibition in Hythe, Kent.
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- Original framed mixed-media pieces combining vintage maps with detailed bird illustrations, exhibited at hART’s 2025 annual art exhibition in Hythe, Kent.
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- A colourful collection of handmade fused glass art, including decorative panels and smaller pieces, exhibited at the 11th Annual hART Exhibition in Hythe, Kent.
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- A collection of original landscape paintings capturing open countryside, fields and expansive skies, exhibited at hART’s 2025 exhibition in Hythe, Kent.
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- An original contemporary fused glass artwork featuring colourful triangular forms, displayed as part of hART’s 2025 exhibition in Hythe, Kent.
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- A collection of handmade mixed-media pieces inspired by leaves, plants and organic textures, exhibited at the 11th Annual hART Exhibition in Hythe, Kent.
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- A collection of original framed illustrations and figurative artworks featuring expressive portraits and imaginative compositions at hART’s 2025 exhibition in Hythe, Kent.
The 2025 Exhibiting Artists
Discover the artists whose work formed part of hART’s 11th Annual Exhibition in April 2025.
An award-winning printmaker creating richly layered landscapes, seascapes and still lifes that blur the boundaries between digital collage and fine art.
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- A richly textured coastal landscape by HART exhibiting artist Mark Farrow.
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- An atmospheric coastal scene by HART exhibiting artist Mark Farrow.
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- A beautifully composed still life by HART exhibiting artist Mark Farrow.
Ceramic and mosaic artist creating expressive vessels and decorative work inspired by geology, organic forms and the natural world.
Contemporary painter creating expressive, colour-rich works with a bold and distinctive visual style.
A Kent printmaker creating limited-edition linoprints inspired by nature, with a beautifully simple, graphic and Japanese-influenced aesthetic.
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- A beautifully composed figurative vessel print by HART exhibiting artist Beverley Johnson.
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- Black Peony III by HART exhibiting artist and printmaker Beverley Johnson.
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- A striking bird linoprint by HART exhibiting artist Beverley Johnson.
An artist working in ceramics and digital art, creating characterful clay pieces alongside imagery inspired by the local coast.
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- An expressive figurative ceramic sculpture by HART exhibiting artist Rob Lansman.
A skilled woodturner creating individually shaped pieces from predominantly home-grown and sustainably sourced timbers.
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- A striking decorative woodturned bowl by HART exhibiting artist Paul Johnson.
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- Natural grain and sculptural form come together in this handcrafted wooden bowl by Paul Johnson.
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- A beautifully finished lidded wooden vessel handcrafted by woodturner Paul Johnson.
A glass artist whose fused-glass practice has evolved from traditional forms towards increasingly sculptural and playfully unconventional work.
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- Contemporary fused glass wall clock by Roger Sturley, guest artist at the 2026 HART Exhibition.
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- Colourful fused glass fish artwork by Roger Sturley, exhibited with HART in Hythe in 2026.
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- Characterful figurative sculpture by Roger Sturley, a guest artist at the HART Exhibition 2026.
A fused-glass artist who experiments freely with shape and colour, drawing inspiration from nature, travel and everyday life.
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- Vibrant multicoloured fused glass bowl by Julie Williams, guest artist at the 2026 HART Exhibition.
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- Contemporary blue and turquoise fused glass dish by Julie Williams, exhibited with HART in Hythe.
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- Playful fused glass ice lolly artwork by Julie Williams, a guest artist at HART’s 2026 exhibition.
An accomplished woodturner recognised for distinctive forms and innovative colouring techniques that transform the natural character of wood.
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- Contemporary turned wooden bowl by Julian Williamson, featuring natural wood grain and a colourful decorative rim.
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- Elegant hand-turned wooden vessel by Julian Williamson, exhibited with HART in Hythe, Kent.
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- Hand-turned lidded wooden bowl by Julian Williamson, guest artist at HART’s 2026 exhibition in Hythe, Kent.
A Fine Art graduate and former art tutor whose colourful mixed-media work is deeply influenced by Romney Marsh and the wider Kent landscape.
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- Expressive rural artwork by Phillippa Goddard depicting an old wooden gate secured with chains and padlocks.
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- Atmospheric monochrome coastal artwork by Phillippa Goddard, exhibited with HART in Hythe, Kent.
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- Bold sunflower artwork by Phillippa Goddard, guest artist at HART’s 2026 exhibition in Hythe, Kent.
East Kent painter working predominantly in oils, inspired by the Kent countryside, its distinctive coastline and landscapes encountered on her travels.
Contemporary ceramicist whose work forms part of the Ashford-based Form&Thought collective, exploring art through a process-led and collaborative practice.
Kent-based textile and mixed-media artist whose tactile, thread-led practice explores motherhood, identity and the emotional possibilities of repetitive handcraft.
Artist working across painting, textiles and mixed media, exploring human identity through monochrome portraiture while incorporating techniques such as macramé into her practice.
Kent landscape painter creating tranquil, sensitively observed works in oils and pastels inspired by the changing countryside and our relationship with the natural world.
East Kent artist creating atmospheric work inspired by the natural landscape, drawing on the colour, light and character of the Downs and the sea.
Kent-based mixed-media and textile artist combining cloth, paper, natural dyes, Shibori, eco-printing, mark-making and hand stitch in richly layered work.
Kent artist transforming reclaimed and weathered materials into delicate landscape-inspired works exploring trees, nature, resilience and the passage of time.
Artist working in watercolour and pastel, with landscape work including the Strandlines series.
Kent ceramic and textile artist combining wheel-thrown and sculptural clay with felt, embroidery, colour and pattern inspired by her natural surroundings.
Kent paper artist creating intricate hand-cut and quilled works in vivid colour, using geometric forms, pattern and dimensional construction.
Mixed-media artist creating expressive, layered work that uses imagery and recurring motifs to explore memory, emotion and lived experience.
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