The Sound of Conversation
Back again for 2016! This exciting and fast paced presentation format will allow you to feast on a smorgasboard of creative inspiration, taking in a festival's worth of new ideas in one...
This Wonderful Pile of Dirt by Matthew Kay
Matthew's practice addresses hand-me-down beliefs, traditions and attitudes, examining and renegotiating his own faith. His diagram poems reside in private collections worldwide and are published...
Scene Unseen by Martin Crampin
Martin is an artist and art historian making work based on the medieval and modern visual culture of the church. A common theme in his work has been to inspire an appreciation of the historical...
Sheena Cruse
Painting and drawing from observation have always been at the heart of Sheena's art. Her work includes landscape, portraiture and the human figure. As a practising artist she painted murals on...
Silent Stars by Gavin Mart
Gavin is an artist and a musician, described as a ‘gritty all-rounder from North Wales'*. He is well known to Greenbelt and after turning the Allotment Gallery into a confession booth in 2015...
Snö by Carla Chan
Carla Chan is a contemporary artist living and working in Hong Kong and Berlin. Her art is minimal in style and form.
Pyxis
Come and explore a small interactive corner of Greenbelt, where the stars glow. Designed to be accessible for the very young but enjoyable for all, this small exhibit will prove to be a tactile...
Mechanisms by Stephen Spicer
At different times Stephen is an artist, designer and cartoonist with eclectic influences. In a single sentence he would mention Edward Keinholtz, Cybernetics, and old arcade machines!...
Particulart: The Art of Knitting, Chemistry & Gentle Protest by Clare Bryden
Clare is an artist, writer and freelance website developer based in Devon. Her interests are primarily in how human beings affect and are affected by the natural world of which we are part, and the...
Janina Karpinska
Artist Janina works with reclaimed materials. Old magazines, calendars, wood; things rejected or considered useless are her starting point.
Emily Daw
Emily programmes the visual arts at Hay-on-Wye's Institute of Arts and Ideas, having previously worked for the Whitechapel and Serpentine Galleries.
Feeling Rubbish by Philippa King
Philippa is an expressive artist based in East London. She is interested in people and things, and the way they relate to each other in space. ‘Feeling Rubbish' is an exhibition of 200 photos...
If you go down to the woods today …
... be sure of a big surprise!The Grove at Greenbelt 2016We may not have a Teddy Bear's picnic at Greenbelt 2016, but we've got a hamper full of goodies all the same.In The Grove venue this...
Children’s and Family Programming
A recent survey discovered that seven out of 10 parents were keen to head to a festival with their kids instead of on a traditional summer holiday this year. The same survey found that over half...
Discover Video Games at Greenbelt
Bringing video-games to an arts festival is a similar challenge to engaging children in poetry. Largely untapped by young people, poetry can offer a rich seam of beautiful and unimagined ways of...