Where: The Old Rectory, Quenington, Gloucestershire GL7 5BN

When: June 16 - July 7, open 10am - 5pm every day

Fresh Air Sculpture is a contemporary sculpture show taking place in the extensive gardens of Quenington Old Rectory, Gloucestershire, from June 16 to July 7.

This biennial curated event prides itself on showcasing and selling unique sculptural pieces as well as decorative arts in a beautiful outdoor setting.

Expect the traditional and the experimental; from cutting edge exterior furniture design and ornate stone work, to the softest of textiles and the glamour of glass.

More than 10,000 visitors meandered the gardens in 2017, enjoying the flora, the artworks, the enchanting atmosphere, and the chance to relax with drinks and locally produced foods.

Fresh Air Sculpture 2019 will bring over 130 modern pieces of outside sculptural work to this Grade II listed building with its expansive organic garden, in a tranquil setting, with the River Coln running through.

All works will be for sale with prices ranging from £50 - £50,000.

Many installations are created specifically for the gardens, to encapsulate the quirky spirit of fun, creativity and history that comes together at Fresh Air Sculpture.

We're looking forward to a ceramic installation across the river by Elaine Bolt, willow sculptures by Mary Butcher and Julia Clarke, a Beauty & the Beast Installation of eight glazed stoneware masks, two stone sculptures by Jitka Palmer, and Metamorphoman in white marble resin by John Williams.

The Pool House transforms into a contemporary craft gallery for the duration of Fresh Air Sculpture. The exhibition "From Where I'm Standing", invites artist makers from across disciplines to interpret views.

Alongside the modern sculpture and craft, The Quenington Sculpture Trust runs an educational programme for schools, colleges and adults.

The workshops for 2019 will be linked to The Pool House's exhibition theme, 'From Where I'm Standing' and delivered to meet different age ranges and any special needs groups.

School visits will include a tour of the exhibition, to include activities along the way, culminating in a one-hour hands-on workshop. Adult workshops will include working with collage, lettering, paper cut out and a textile-based print workshop.