MADE in the Pewsey Vale expands with new gallery and contemporary art programme

The Wiltshire artist collective has opened a second village space, giving visitors more opportunities to discover original art, explore exhibitions and support regional creative talent.

Art lovers have a new reason to visit Pewsey, where MADE in the Pewsey Vale has opened a second gallery space, expanding its offering of contemporary art and giving visitors more room to discover work by artists from across the region.

Located at 2 Market Place, the new Gallery overlooks the River Avon and hosts MADE’s exhibition programme, including solo and group shows, private views and events. Exhibitions now run for three weeks instead of the previous ten days, giving visitors more time to explore each collection.

Meanwhile, MADE’s original premises at 25 High Street have become The Viewing Room, a permanent and evolving showcase of work by MADE artists, selected and commissioned by founders Alex Bramall and Catriona Tyrwhitt.

Rather than following a traditional exhibition calendar, The Viewing Room offers visitors the chance to discover art throughout the year, with private appointments available for collectors. It also serves as MADE’s working hub, providing space for meetings, photography and conversations with artists.

Works can be viewed and purchased online, while a new shipping service makes it easier for art lovers further afield to bring a piece of the Pewsey Vale into their homes.

“Two spaces in the heart of Pewsey, just a short walk apart – The Gallery for exhibitions, The Viewing Room for the collection. Two distinct purposes, one MADE,” say Bramall and Tyrwhitt. “Together, they give us more room to show artists, welcome visitors, and share the work we love.”

Following the new Gallery’s opening in September, MADE’s 2026/27 exhibition programme continues this autumn with The 300: A Small Works Sale.

Bringing together original A4-sized works by artists from across the MADE Collective, the exhibition offers an accessible introduction to collecting contemporary art. Each unframed piece is priced at £300, with 10 per cent of every sale donated to Wiltshire and Bath Air Ambulance.

Looking ahead, MADE’s 2026/27 programme promises a succession of exhibitions showcasing the breadth and diversity of its artists.

With two complementary spaces and an expanded exhibition programme, MADE in the Pewsey Vale is creating a destination for contemporary art, community and creative discovery in the heart of Wiltshire.

For more information, visit madeinthepewseyvale.com.

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