Art exhibition is being held at Hanbury Hall this Easter

Hanbury Hall is currently home to a colourful and eclectic art exhibition running over the Easter period and features five Worcestershire Artists. 

Entitled "Nature's Force", the exhibition will be the first of many exhibitions at Hanbury Hall during 2026 and is a celebration of the wonderful, colourful and mystical world around us and will feature bold landscapes in oils and acrylics, vibrant work in pastels, digital artwork, collage, textiles and felting and will feature over 70 original artworks.

The group of five artists - Michelle Doidge, Amanda Pardoe, Lucy Rendle, Lyn Sharp and Lucy Silina - are collaborating for the first time and whose work is of a high standard across a variety of media.

Their eclectic mix of expressive, abstract and representational work combines to create an exhibition of bold and colourful contemporary pieces.

Each of the artists has their own individual technique and style so there will be something to suit all tastes. 

Meet the artists and discover what inspires them and the techniques they employ. They will be more than willing to share their love and enthusiasm for their own art and for the collective work of the group. 

All original artwork on display in the exhibition will be available to purchase along with prints and greetings cards.

The exhibition is taking place in The Long Gallery at Hanbury Hall every day from 9.30am to 4pm from now until Wednesday (April 15). 

Entry to the exhibition is free, but charges apply to the National Trust.

Bromsgrove based Michelle Doidge said: "We are all so excited to be working together and exhibiting in such a fantastic venue. 

"Hanbury Hall is the perfect backdrop for our artwork, and we look forward to welcoming all of our visitors over the Easter period."