Hannah Honeywill MRSS winner of Red House Residency 2020
"We are pleased to announce the winner of the first Red House Residency, a new creative retreat open to women members of the Royal Society of Sculptors. Hannah Honeywill MRSS was chosen from a pool of high quality applicants and the Society is proud to have once again showcased the talents of our female members."
Sarah Bardwell, Executive Director Britten Pears Arts, said the following:
"We are delighted to host this inaugural sculpture residency in conjunction with the Royal Society of Sculptors at the Red House the home to composer Benjamin Britten and his life and musical partner Peter Pears. The quality of the applications was exceptional, many gave such careful thought to the opportunity. Hannah Honeywill stood out as being particularly engaged in the story of Britten and Pears, their relationship as well as their home, and she felt like the perfect fit for this very first sculpture residency at the Red House, Aldeburgh."
"We are pleased to announce the winner of the first Red House Residency, a new creative retreat open to women members of the Royal Society of Sculptors. Hannah Honeywill MRSS was chosen from a pool of high quality applicants and the Society is proud to have once again showcased the talents of our female members."
Sarah Bardwell, Executive Director Britten Pears Arts, said the following:
"We are delighted to host this inaugural sculpture residency in conjunction with the Royal Society of Sculptors at the Red House the home to composer Benjamin Britten and his life and musical partner Peter Pears. The quality of the applications was exceptional, many gave such careful thought to the opportunity. Hannah Honeywill stood out as being particularly engaged in the story of Britten and Pears, their relationship as well as their home, and she felt like the perfect fit for this very first sculpture residency at the Red House, Aldeburgh."
