Historic Tudor house, Coughton Court, will welcome contemporary artist Elizabeth Dimitroff for a three-week residency this month, as part of The Dot Project and HeritageXplore’s artist residency programme.

Dimitroff will be living and working at Coughton Court during her residency, which takes place from Monday 7 to Sunday 27 September. During her time at the historic house, she will create a new body of work in response to the house’s history, architecture and surrounding landscape.

Following the residency, Dimitroff’s newly created works will be displayed throughout the house in a ticketed public exhibition from Wednesday 28 October to Sunday 15 November.

The residency forms part of the wider 2026 programme created by The Dot Project and HeritageXplore, which brings contemporary artists into some of Britain’s most remarkable historic houses. Following the success of the inaugural 2025 season, the programme returns for a second year, continuing its mission to transform heritage spaces into places of creativity, dialogue and discovery.

Coughton Court is open all year round from Wednesday to Sunday, 9am - 4.30pm. Tickets are £15.50 for adults (16+), £6.50 for children (under 5s are free), and £14 for concessions (60+) and students. Parking and entry to the Stableyard cafe, shop and play area is free of charge.

The public exhibition of Elizabeth Dimitroff’s work will be available to view via a ticketed tour.

Tickets can be booked in advance through HeritageXplore. For more information about Coughton Court, visit the website.