Now that our secon exhibition at Chequer House is up and running, we can take time to look back on our successful first exhibition.
From a huge response to visitors selecting a favourite work, Maxine Byron came in first with her work Fiery Sky, Izzy Wingham was second with Presbytery at Whitby Abbey and C Julian Bull was third with Crows and Moon. Read more …
‘Annabel and the youngers’ Kate Kelly
11-23 March 2025
Main Gallery
Anteros arts foundation
7-15 Fye Bridge Street
Norwich
NR3 1LJ
Unseen explores narratives from the present and past. We navigate and carve space for women’s voices and intersectional issues surrounding the female experience by using our practice of painting, drawing and film as modes of communication. Read more …
Fuschia – Ballerina
Helena Anderson
Chequer House Gallery
From Saturday 1st March
When I was running an Art Club at the Gaywood Art Centre, I used to encourage my members to paint on all sorts of surfaces, slate, wood, ceramic, linen, papyrus, glass, and my favourite, Silk. So when I was honoured to be asked to hold the first individual exhibition at our new home Chequer House, I thought it would be a chance to show my Silk paintings.
Tittleshall Village Hall
High Street, Tittleshall
15th, 16th February
10 – 4
I shall be exhibiting, along with 3 Norfolk friends on 15th and 16th February. It will be at Tittleshall Village Hall, High Street. Tittleshall, between 10 and 4 both days.
Jean Kiekopf – Craning Cranes
The weather was kind when we visited this exhibition. The setting is magical in the grounds of Bayfield Hall with its sweeping lawns, a great treescape and the lake.
We started in the Natural Surroundings cafe and plant nursery spending longer there than we had intended. Such peaceful surroundings with all the cottage garden and wildflower plant nursery. We ventured into the summerhouse to find some harvest mice scampering around their enclosure. Hard to believe that such small creatures can survive in the wild.
Thornham Village Hall,
Main Rd,
Thornham,
PE36 6LX.
Weekend of 5th – 6th October
10-5
Over the weekend of the 5th and 6th October, five Norfolk artists will host an exhibition of their paintings in the well-known venue of the Village Hall at Thornham on the North Norfolk coast. Read more …
Inspiring annual sculpture trail in the beautiful grounds of Bayfield Hall, North Norfolk.
18th Sept – 20th Oct 2024
Open Wed – Sun, 10 – 5pm.
WIGHTON 24, 4 JULY – 4 AUGUST 2024
10 am – 5pm daily
All Saint’s Church
26 Kirkgate Lane
Wighton
Wells-next-the-Sea
NR23 1PL
“This year the brief is brief: the artists will explore and push the boundaries of their practice and, in that spirit of exploration, amaze and impress with exciting new work personifying themselves.”
Mary Crofts and Debbie Lyddon, curators.
Thursday 25th July to Saturday 27th
The Gaywood Church Rooms
Gayton Road
PE30 4DZ
The members of Art 21 have been painting and exhibiting together for over 20 years, but have recently decided to merge with The Wash Art Group at Snettisham.
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Thursday 22nd to Monday 26th August 2024
10am to 4pm
Ringstead Village Hall, High Street, Ringstead
West Norfolk PE36 5JU
Exploring how musical terminology can enhance our visual experience.
Can a painting be described as a Rhapsody? In music the term is used to describe something irregular in form, an improvisation. So, yes. If George Gershwin can use the colour blue to describe his rhythmic jazzy ‘Rhapsody’ then ‘Rhapsody in Green’ can be used to describe my painting of barleycorn blowing in the wind.