Retweet by Helen Breach
NB you need to book online. https://raveninghamsculpturetrail.com
Helen Breach is exhibiting her sculpture ‘Retweet’ among the installations to be found along the trail.
This is the official description of ‘Retweet’;
46 Chapel Road, Dersingham PE31 6PN
Celebrating over 50 years throwing porcelain and stoneware.
Local Artist and Printmaker, Sue Welfare, will be exhibiting her work at Welney Wetlands Trust from 1st March 2020 until April 30th 2020
Sue’s work – primarily consisting of limited edition linocuts – is inspired by the Norfolk landscape and its diverse wildlife.
‘Fortissimo’ oil on canvas
Solo Exhibition at The Theatre Royal, Norwich
26 March – 22 May 2020
Artworks that convey intense emotion through simple forms and bright colours.
Inspired by sound and movement, this exhibition of entirely new works by Helen Breach oscillate between figurative and abstract.
Les Williams, a WNAA member is also President of the Society of Graphic Fine Arts, who are the only national society dedicated to promoting drawing in all mediums in traditional and contemporary formats.
Anyone with an interest in drawing is invited to enter for selection at the UK’s premier gallery space.’
To start 2020, I will be opening my small gallery in Holme Hale for three days-
February 14th,15th,16th, from 10am – 4pm daily.
New work will be on display including fish, woodturning, cards etc. Also, many original paintings will be reduced by 20%.
Tel. 01760 447478 or e-mail hollick.art@tinyworld.co.uk for more information if needed.
Happy New Year!
Christopher Hollick
www.hollickart.co.uk
A group of 6 WNAA members have been selected to stage an exhibition at the West Acre theatre from 9th March – 4th May 2020.
Selected for their extraordinary talents, these award-winning artists shine out within their own media that includes jewellery & digital art, lino printing, acrylics, pastels, watercolours and oils.
Waiting for Daddy by Stina Burger
An Exploration of Colour and Light Through the work of Hugo Grenville and his Alumni
WNAA member, Stina Burger, will be showing her work alongside Hugo Grenville and other course students in this exhibition.
28th January – 2nd February 2020
Kate Giles Now I
Port-2-Port is a pair of connected art exhibitions that forge new cultural links between what were once two great ports. In medieval times the two port towns of Great Yarmouth and King’s Lynn were major players in English seaborne trade, the former broadly facing the Low Countries and also focused on fishing, the latter facing the Hanseatic League ports in the Baltic and with onward trade routes inland.
Christmas arts & crafts exhibition & saleSaturday November 30th & Sunday 1st December 10.30 – 3.30
The Village Meeting Place, (opposite the church)
North Runcton, Kings Lynn, PE330RB.
Unique christmas gifts & cards by local artists, photographers & crafters.
Free entry and free parking