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Everything you see in this reel has been made by human hands. No filters, no AI, no mass production - beautiful, individual pieces created with creativity, craft, imagination and love.
Browse them in person at our annual Textile Fair which takes place this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. It will be very busy so please do book online in advance and the best availability is in the afternoons.
Come and discover unique pieces, meet the makers and support artists. ♥️ #Art #Artists #Textiles
06 Nov 2026
We can’t wait for The Textile Fair this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. There’s a handy page on our website with all the info you need to prepare ahead of visiting us. Link in our stories. 👍
04 Nov 2026
Christmas dates for your diaries ❄️. Get ready for a little bit of festive magic this year at Compton Verney. Twinkling trees, beautiful Christmas gifts to browse, live music in the chapel by candlelight … oh, and a chance to bump into the man himself! 🎅🏽🎄🎼 @RoyalBirmCons @CoventryCathedralChorus
04 Nov 2026
Xenolith, my new sculptural installation at Compton Verney, opens next Friday 13 November 2026.
Set within a secluded, yew-lined copse on the banks of the lake, the work is the second chapter in my ongoing collaboration with Compton Verney, following Speaking in Dreams (2025). It will remain in situ for two years, inviting visitors to encounter the work as the landscape changes around it.
At the centre of Xenolith is a two-metre-high mirrored sphere, beaten and heat-warped until its perfect geometry has partially collapsed. Three sculptural figures surround it, accompanied by a sleeping deer. The sphere fragments and multiplies reflections of the woodland, lake and sky, drawing the surrounding landscape into the work.
The installation emerged from my research into the histories beneath Compton Verney’s eighteenth-century grounds, including an ancient cemetery whose stories have largely been lost. I wanted to bring these fragments of history into dialogue with the present, creating a space in which past, present and future might coexist.
As visitors encounter their own reflections within the sphere, they become part of the work itself.
I look forward to sharing Xenolith with you.
05 Nov 2026
Trees are all full of memories. 🌳
The trees hold the memories, and the humans hold the memories of the trees. It is a full circle.
This painting was made as a direct response to a story shared with us by James Hunt, which was a response in itself to the call out by @compton_verney for stories of trees and people’s relationships with them.
This is Jimmy’s ash tree, which he had beautifully documented over the years at the end of his garden. One day it very sadly fell down. It was clearly a tree full to the brim of joy. I wanted to make it all lime and glowing, and happy and radiant.
It was an utter joy to meet Jimmy at the opening, who had hismelf been part of the intern programme at Compton Verney . And in this photo alongside the wonderful Alice Heath - who also contribted to the show - but I shall save that for another post.
I love how this project continues to grow and evolve as it travels .
#comptonverney #thelosttrees
03 Nov 2026
From world-famous photography and colourful abstract art to surprising sculpture and hidden histories, we’re delighted to reveal our 2027 exhibition programme.
There’s plenty to look forward to at Compton Verney next year. We’ll be celebrating pioneering women artists, exploring the imaginative world of Joan Miró and uncovering the secrets behind two of our best-loved paintings by Canaletto.
Beyond the galleries, our parkland will welcome an exciting collection of new sculptures, while an immersive digital installation will invite you to explore our relationship with nature, time and the future.
#2027 #Art #Exhibitions #Sculpture #Warwickshire
The first institutional presentation in the UK dedicated to the work of Carla Accardi will take place across Compton Verney, Warwickshire, and the @EstorickCollection, London. This unprecedented collaboration between the two institutions will spotlight one of Italy’s most influential postwar artists.
Accardi was a radical figure, whose legacy is central to the narrative of 20th-century Italian art. Bringing together significant loans and archival material, the show will present key works from throughout Accardi’s career, offering a comprehensive introduction to Accardi’s practice, as well as tracing her innovations across painting and spatial installations. They explore her distinctive approach to formalism and three-dimensional space, as well as her pioneering use of industrial materials to challenge artistic conventions.
The World Through Her Lens will celebrate the work of @EveArnoldPhotographer, one of the greatest photographers of the 20th century. Organised in association with @MagnumPhotos, Arnold was the first female photographer to join the agency in 1957, the exhibition will showcase her interest in authentically capturing life’s struggles and joys.
Arnold’s most famous portraits show the lives of celebrated actors away from the silver screen, including Marilyn Monroe, Marlene Dietrich, Joan Crawford, Peter O’Toole, Jimmy Stewart, Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor. In The World Through Her Lens these glamorous images will be shown alongside Arnold’s striking reportage photography taken across Afghanist
02 Nov 2026
COMING UP:
In Conversation: Alan Powers on 'Enid Marx: The Pleasures of Pattern'
Friday 20 November 2026 • 2pm – 3.30pm • Compton Verney
Discover the extraordinary versatility and imagination of Enid Marx with writer and design historian Alan Powers, author of the definitive account of her life and career.
From hand-blocked fabrics and industrial textiles to book illustration, stamps and laminates, pattern ran throughout Marx’s work. Alan will explore the influences she absorbed from cultures across the world, the many materials and techniques she worked with, and her distinctive ability to bring together modernity and tradition.
A fascinating opportunity to delve deeper into the work of one of Britain’s most distinctive 20th-century artists and designers, alongside the major exhibition of her work The Pattern of Life: Enid Marx and Modern British Design.
https://www.comptonverney.org.uk/whats-on/in-conversation-alan-powers/
02 Nov 2026
Compton Verney, Warwickshire, Halloween Night, 2026
📸 @OliMcCall
02 Nov 2026
Explore 120 acres of parkland at Compton Verney. It’s looking like it will be cold, dry, crisp autumn weather this week ☀️ - we’re open Wednesday to Sunday. 🍂 #Warwickshire #Nature #Outdoors #Autumn
02 Nov 2026
🍂 WIN A COSY & CULTURAL WEEKEND AWAY! 🍂
We’re giving ONE lucky winner the chance to enjoy a relaxing autumn/winter escape in Warwickshire! 🤎
The prize includes:
🏨 An overnight stay at Mallory Court Hotel & Spa
Unwind in beautiful surroundings at this luxury country house hotel, the perfect place for a cosy getaway.
🎨 Two tickets to Compton Verney
Discover fascinating exhibitions, explore the beautiful grounds and enjoy a little culture during your stay.
To enter:
• Like this post
• Comment below
• Follow all the collaborating accounts
The winner will be announced on the 9th of November!
Winners will be contacted only by Shakespeare’s England via this account.
T&Cs apply.
Good luck!
02 Nov 2026
Hello November! 👋 Here is what’s on at Compton Verney this week.
Friday 6th - Sunday 8th November is our Textile Fair. Browse creations, meet makers and find something unique to take home.
Visitors can, of course, continue to explore our current exhibitions, #EnidMarx, #RaqibShaw and #NancyCadogan, and don’t forget our free guided gallery tours on Wednesday or Thursday. Thursday is also our monthly Dementia Friendly Café.
We’re open Wednesday to Sunday. 👍
01 Nov 2026
That feeling when you lose yourself in a painting. 🌸
But visiting an art gallery isn’t about knowing the artist, understanding the meaning behind a painting or even being particularly interested in art. Sometimes, it’s simply about slowing down, taking a moment for yourself and noticing what’s around you.
So why not come and spend a little time with us at Compton Verney? Whether you’re a lifelong art lover or haven’t set foot in a gallery before, you’re always welcome.
Grab a coffee, enjoy a peaceful walk around the lake, explore our beautiful building and see where the day takes you.
You never know, you might just stumble across something that makes you feel good. 🌺
#Art #Wellness #Warwickshire
30 Oct 2026
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