AN EXCEPTIONALLY beautiful estate in Hampshire was made even more stunning as a charity that helps promote artists from all walks of life displayed some of its greatest creations on its walls. The Grange at Northington showcased the work from Outside In, a charity that provides a platform for artists who encounter significant barriers to the art world due to health, disability, social circumstance, or isolation. The event, on Wednesday, May 29, was sponsored by Paris Smith and brought together scores of people interested in supporting the artists.
English sparkling wine The Grange, Hampshire added a touch of fizz to the proceedings and canapes were provided by Becka Cooper. Plants to decorate the house's interior were provided by Architectural Plants. Guests were able to wander the house and take in the art, as well as explore the grounds.
They were also taken on tours of the house and theatre, which was preparing for the start of this year's Grange Festival, which opens on Thursday, June 6 and runs until Saturday, July 6. Huw Miles, managing partner of event sponsors Paris Smith, said: "It really is my pleasure to welcome you all and I am thrilled to be here in your company." Marc Steene, founder and director of Outside In, said: "As a charity we work with artists who encounter significant barriers to the art world, whether that's people with mental health issues, disability, or social circumstances prevents them easily accessing the art world.
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