As is our tradition, the gallery will be closed throughout January. This time allows our team to rest, reflect, and prepare an exciting program for the year ahead. We look forward to welcoming you back in 2026 with a carefully curated schedule of exhibitions, workshops and events designed to inspire and delight.
Join us for a special pre-opening event in support of Ways of Belonging, our upcoming exhibition exploring how a sense of home is created, remembered, and imagined.
This informal Q&A offers a rare opportunity to hear directly from the two artists featured in the show, Peter Stiles and Danny Holmes-Adams. Together, they will discuss the ideas behind their paintings, the stories and places that inform their work, and the broader themes that connect the exhibition - memory, attention, and the quiet moments that help us feel at home. Expect a relaxed and reflective conversation, with time for audience questions.
Spaces are limited, so please book your place in advance.
Please note: We are unable to offer refunds or transfer bookings to other events.
Green Hill Arts begins 2026 with Ways of Belonging, an exhibition exploring how a sense of home is created, remembered, and imagined.
Featuring the paintings of Peter Stiles and Danny Holmes-Adams, the show reflects on how landscapes, interiors, objects, and fleeting moments shape our experience of connection and comfort. It considers how memory and attention infuse these experiences with meaning, asking the quiet but profound question: what makes us feel at home?
In Holmes-Adams’s still lifes, ordinary objects take on a gentle significance, reflecting the subtle rhythms of daily life. Stiles’s interiors and landscapes, shaped through immediacy and careful reworking, reveal how time, memory, and perception layer themselves into a place. Together, their work traces two complementary routes to belonging: through the objects and rhythms of daily life, and through the shifting spaces and landscapes that frame our days. The exhibition suggests that home is not just a location, but a feeling cultivated through observation, memory, and quiet reflection.
Visit the Exhibition
Entry is free. Green Hill Arts is open 10:00 am – 4:00 pm, Wednesday to Saturday. The gallery is located at the top of Fore Street, Moretonhampstead, near the Parish Church. Parking is available in Court Street and Station Road car parks.
The Red Dress by Kirsty Macleod is coming to Green Hill Arts!
In Summer 2027, for four weeks, this internationally celebrated artwork, will make its first-ever journey to Dartmoor. As a small rural gallery, we are honoured to host the dress, with free access for all visitors.
Since 2009, The Red Dress has travelled the world as a global collaborative artwork, bringing together hundreds of contributors, many from marginalised or underrepresented communities, who share their stories through stitch. Together, these personal stories form a powerful collective work.
We look forward to welcoming those new to the project, as well as followers of its journey. We also hope to build a programme of local workshops and community activities inspired by its themes.
More details coming soon!
