WHAT'S ON | Sandra Higgins Art

THE PLACE TO BE

We are excited to be hosting a collaborative event, 'The Place To Be' created by Sandra Higgins and The Art Circle to celebrate artists, creators, collectors and art lovers in the city of Bath.

We are eager to shine a light on how vital contemporary art and the artists of today are to the fabric and character of Bath, a city known for its historic and Georgian beauty, but equally alive with new creative energy. This event is our way of celebrating that living, evolving culture in a festive, joyful way.

Saturday 6 December | 6-9pm

The Living Canvas Clothes Show

Where Art & Style Meet with RIOT’US Join us for a joyful clothes show celebrating colour, texture and style in the gallery Thursday 27 November | 6-7:30pm

Nov 23

Collage Workshop with Richard Crooks

My Own Fantastic Folly Saturday 29th November 1-4pm Cost £20 inc materials & refreshments Only 8 places (age 12Plus) Be sure to wear old clothing! Book now to reserve a place at: sandra@sandrahiggins.com SANDRA HIGGINS ART Shires Yard units 12&13 41 Milsom Street, Bath, BA1 1BZ

Nov 23

Introducing Art Stop

IN ASSOCIATION WITH SANDRA HIGGINS ART GALLERY ART STOP is your new destination for unique, artist designed creations, from original art and handmade crafts to fashion, jewellery, books, and design objects. Every piece at ART STOP is crafted with creativity and care, making it the perfect place to find something truly special and one-of-kind. Next to SANDRA HIGGINS ART GALLERY Shires Yard, Bath

Nov 23

Contrasts & Connections extended!

We are thrilled to announce that we have extended the Contrasts & Connections exhibition featuring three great British artists, Steve...

Oct 5

We have moved!

We are very happy to announce that we have moved to a larger, brighter premises in the wonderful Milsom Place. You can now find us in...

Oct 5

A Conversation with The Guardian's Jonathan Jones at BRLSI

In advance of his talk on the 23rd of September at The Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution, Andreas Wasmuht and I interviewed The Guardian's art critic Jonathan Jones about his new book, 'Earthly Delights: The Artists of the Renaissance'.

Aug 31