What a day! Perhaps it was the sunshine on 16 September that contributed to the wonderful good feeling on Heritage Open Day. Regardless, we were thrilled with the enthusiasm and turn out.
In the Shakespeare Barn, Michele Summers’ greeting and explanation of activities got everyone into the creative mood.
Lorraine Bewick Paintings
5-14 Oct 2018
Lorraine Bewick returns with her third solo exhibition of oil paintings at Greyfriars Art Space.
Inspired by the Norfolk coastline and surrounding areas, Lorraine captures the sense of space, light and atmosphere within her work.
Open daily, 10am-4.30pm, from Friday 5 October until Sunday 14 October.
Taking place at London’s Espacio Gallery between 9 – 14 October, to coincide with World Mental Health Day on 10 October, (In)visible will see the coming together of
a group of international, emerging and accomplished artists who express life’s difficulties through artwork created as and for self-expression, communication and
therapeutic release.
On
Friday October 26th
Saturday October 27th
Sunday October 28th
10am – 4pm
we will be opening our small gallery
16th September from 10am to 4pm
at the Fermoy Gallery and Shakespeare’s Barn
St. George’s Courtyard, off King St.
King’s Lynn
PE30 1EU
The West Norfolk Artist Association in partnership with King’s Lynn Festival have put together a wonderful range of art activities to celebrate Heritage Open Day; including drop-in creative sessions, workshops, demonstrations, and a heritage treasure trail for all.
At the suggestion of one of our members, my husband and I visited this delightful walled garden with some very interesting plants, shrubs and trees. The sun was shining on us that day and although a lot of the plants were over there was still plenty to see. It is relatively small and easy to walk around and there is a bench under one of the trees to sketch or simply sit and contemplate.
Recently on reading a news item in a national newspaper ‘Nudity Rings Alarm Bells at Cathedral’ I was prompted to write about my own experience of exhibiting art in churches since living in Norfolk. I have always felt slightly inhibited by the atmosphere of religious spaces for exhibitions, particularly having only previously exhibited in a gallery environment where I felt free to show work without boundaries or restrictions.
GASWORKS VIII
An inspiring & innovative, mixed-media exhibition celebrating the talents of Greyfriars Art Space Members.
Open: 10am – 4pm Monday – Saturday from 25 August until 16 September. (Closed Mon. 27 August)
On Sunday 16 September (Heritage day) our artists’ studios will be open to visitors too.
Painting by Kit Price Moss
Exhibition of Paintings
at
Thornham Village Hall
Friday September 7th to Sunday September 9th
10am to 5pm daily.
Free entry.
Ceramics by Lyn Sandford
WNAA member Lyn Sandford will be participating in the craft fair on Saturdays 15 and 29 September
10am – 4pm
The Town Hall, The Green, Hunstanton
Jewelry, ceramics, wood-turning, greeting cards and much much more
Free admissions
Donations in aid of Hunstanton & District Festival of Arts.