BBC South West Reports on Sculpture at Kingham Lodge 2016
The third show By the third show we were successfully building on our experience and in particular had baked so, so, so many more scones for the freezer. Local schools…
National Garden Scheme Impact Report 2019
First Impact Report The National Garden Scheme has published it’s first impact report showing the ‘extraordinary dual impact’ of opening private gardens to the public and raising money in the…
BBC South West Reports on Sculpture at Kingham Lodge 2014
The second show After the success of the show in 2012, everyone caught their breath and then thought it was such a good idea, we’d do it again. Well, at…
BBC South West reports on Sculpture at Kingham Lodge in 2012
In the beginning…. Our first show in 2012 was filmed by the local BBC South West news team and listening to Chris we now know that we achieved all we…
Shopping in Zimbabwe for SAKL 2020
Purchasing Zimbabwean sculpture Before each show, Chris and Delphie travel to Zimbabwe to choose the sculpture they will sell at the next Sculpture at Kingham Lodge event. So, intrepid as…
Koestler Arts
About Arthur Koestler Arthur Koestler was born in Budapest in 1905 (5th September as it happens, thus sharing the day – though not year – of our very own Chris…
Sculpture at Kingham Lodge at a glance
Since 2012 Chris and Delphie Stockwell have hosted a charity sculpture show biennially in their 5 acre garden. They personally select the Zimbabwean sculptures, Chris curates with witty style and…
I’d like to thank….
2018 was our most successful year to date. We raised a staggering £70,000 through the sale of sculpture, cake (so much cake), tea and coffee and thanks to the very…
School Engagement
As part of our charity work we encourage art in local schools. We do this by funding the materials to create a sculptural installation for the show. Sometimes we also…
Moorish Pavilion at Kingham Lodge
The May 2018 sculpture show hosted the opening of our fabulous Moorish Pavilion in the centre of the garden. Chris wrote the following piece about it for our programme. “Fifty…