Could The Generous Wall make you an art collector?

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An original artwork for your home, money directly into an artist’s pocket and support for a local cultural charity – that’s the thinking behind The Generous Wall, a new winter exhibition at The Sherborne which opened on 6th November. It is bringing together original works by emerging and established artists from across the South West, with prices capped at £315 plus VAT – many costing less. Inspired by the Artist Support Pledge, the exhibition is designed to make buying original art more accessible, while supporting the people who create it. Artists receive 70 per cent of each sale, with the remaining 30 per cent going towards The Sherborne’s charitable work, including its exhibitions and public programme.

The Generous Wall Sneak Peek


There is another unusual element to the exhibition: the wall will keep changing. As artworks are purchased, new pieces will take their place, meaning visitors returning throughout November and December may discover something entirely different.
The exhibition offers an opportunity for those who have never bought original art before to begin collecting, without the intimidating prices sometimes associated with galleries. And with Christmas approaching, a painting, drawing or print might make a rather more personal gift than something mass-produced. Admission to The Sherborne’s house and galleries is free, allowing visitors to explore the exhibition alongside its wider arts programme.

The Generous Wall Sneak Peek 1


The Generous Wall runs from 6th November 2026 to 6th January 2027 at The Sherborne. Admission free. thesherborne.uk

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