Sculpture in the Gardens at Godinton House

PUBLISHED: 10:39 21 July 2012 | UPDATED: 21:38 20 February 2013

A stunning exhibition of contemporary sculpture is currently on show at one of Kent's finest estates

Sculpture in the Gardens at Godinton House

Godintons eight annual exhibition of contemporary work features sculptures displayed throughout its 12 acres of fabulous gardens that include a trail through a wild garden where mature trees, swaying grasses and the reflections of a large wild pond make the perfect backdrop.

Works include this stunning Spring Ram in reclaimed steel and copper by Anvil Ironworks, Pia Cartis joyous Festival Bunting and fused and iridised glass flowers by Lucy Prescott.

The gardens are open daily from 2pm-5pm, 5 for adults and children go free. A truly stunning way to spend an afternoon, with plenty of places to shelter in showers.

http://www.godinton-house-gardens.co.uk/

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