Work from the students of Rebecca Lyne’s life drawing classes.

The exhibition and tea shop are open Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 5pm, Sunday 11am to 4pm. Free admission.

The Mini Print International is an exhibition of original artists’ prints from around the world, selected in Barcelona by the organization ADOGI (Associaco Difusora d’Obra Grafica Internacional). The Mini Print International started in 1981 and is supported by the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Spanish Government and the Generalitat of Catalunya.

Exhibits are by 600 individual artists from more than 60 countries, making the exhibition a global arts experience as represented by the vitality of artists on five continents. The exhibition consists of works by many artists established in their own country, as well as providing an opportunity for younger artists to exhibit their work internationally for the first time.

The astonishing diversity of the work in the exhibition provides an excellent introduction to contemporary art and printmaking, offering a very wide choice of subject matter, themes and printmaking techniques. The exhibition comprises a fascinating range of subject matter and ideas, some serious, many humorous reflecting hopes, fears, dreams and desires from artists around the world. This extraordinary exhibition has started lots of people on the road to creating their own mini art collection for their homes and businesses.

The Wingfield Barns link with the Mini Print International is through the founder of Wingfield Arts, Ian Chance who, while staying in Cadaques near Barcelona in 1991 met the founder of the Mini Print International, Pascual Fort. Pascal, an artist and former associate of Salvador Dali, arranged for the first UK Mini Print exhibition to be seen at Wingfield the following year. Until now Wingfield has been the only venue in the U.K, other than Farleys Yard in East Sussex, where the exhibition can be seen.

This Mini Print exhibition is shown internationally. Previous exhibitions have been held throughout the world including Toulouse, Tokyo, Mexico City, Boston, Bologna, Seoul, Cadaques and Barcelona.

The exhibition and tea shop are open Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 5pm, Sunday 11am to 4pm. Free admission

Open Night with quiz 

5pm to 11pm. Quiz starts 7.30pm.

Serving beers, wines, spirits and suppers.