West Norfolk Artists Ass. Summer Exhibition
Free art workshops open to the members and public.
Experimental Watercolour
Ann Froshaug
Saturday morning 29th July 10.30 am to 12.30pm
Monthly Archives: July 2017
IN CONVERSATION WITH ANDREW SCHUMANN
Signs of Life 2
Interview with Esther Boehm
YOU WERE BORN IN LONDON, WHERE YOUR PARENTS MET, BUT YOUR ROOTS LIE IN GERMANY AND RUSSIA. CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT THAT?
My father’s family emigrated from northwest Germany, then ruled by Denmark, to Estonia in the mid-nineteenth century. Many German families emigrated to the Baltic states, then ruled by Russia. My father was born in Moscow. My mother’s family were in Latvia. She was born in St Petersburg. Both families left Russia, by whatever means possible, after the Bolshevik revolution
CLEY 17: Connectivity
6 July to 6 August
Open daily 10am-5.30pm Free entry
60 new works by Norfolk artists
in Cley-next-the-Sea
From the curator Marion Stuart
July/Aug. News from Greyfriars Art Space……..
9 July
FILM NIGHT
(One night only)
Otto Hussain and friends will be
presenting a ‘One-Night Only’ film night at
Greyfriars Art Space’ on Sunday 9 July
15-29 JULY
FLATLANDS
You are warmly invited to the opening of FLATLANDS , a group exhibition featuring recent work by Hazel Albarn, Rhona Fleming, Andrew Olley, Ellen Sampson, Nick Sampson and Christopher Skinner.
WNAA Summer Exhibition
Wells nex the Sea, by Maxine Byron (Winner of the 2016 Visitors Choice)
July 22 to August 5
Open daily 10.30am–4.00pm.
Now in its 16th year, the West Norfolk Artists Association draws members from all over West Norfolk and beyond. With more than 100 active artists, they produce work in a myriad of different mediums and styles, both traditional and contemporary.
Art 21
The Blue Boat Aldeburgh, Michael Smith
We [ Art 21 ] are again holding our annual exhibition at Thornham Village Hall on 11th, 12th and 13th August.
The following who are also WNAA members will be exhibiting:
Jill Ilett
Julian Bull
Julie Witt
Kit Price Moss
Michael Smith
June Cunningham
Christine Butler
When Two Worlds Collide
Exhibition by Sue Payne and Margaret Waller
(with additional works by Lynda Payne and Olive Curran shown alongside the exhibition).
1 to 8 July at Greyfriars Art Space
An exhibition of oil painting by Sue Payne and Margaret Waller, where oil paint is used in two very different ways, with one artist painting Alla Prima (in one session) and one artist taking several weeks of layering and scraping back the paint. These painting methods are worlds apart, but meet and collide to create a fascinating collection of paintings.