The Athelhampton Art Gallery
- Owen Davies - Estate Manager
- Mar 30, 2025
- 1 min read
A busy weekend at Athelhampton, as a new room opened to the public. The east wing attic has been renovated over the last 6 months, and is now open as an art gallery.
The gallery was opened by Simon Hoare MP, with Arthur Neal as our first artist exhibiting over 75 works.
The team at Athelhampton faced many challenges completing this project on time, especially as Athelhampton is open all year around, the work had to be done quietly to minimise disturbance to our visitors.
Joining the other 20 rooms that are open to the public, as well as art on display, the room has fabulous views over the gardens.
What an exciting milestone for Athelhampton—opening a new gallery in such a historic space is no small achievement. Huge credit to the team for delivering such a high-quality renovation with minimal disruption, and a wonderful way to showcase Arthur Neal’s work, all while keeping momentum strong like Slope Rider.
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