My small gallery in Holme Hale, near Swaffham, is open by appointment.
All are welcome to visit with no obligation. [Covid precautions in place.] Continue reading
My small gallery in Holme Hale, near Swaffham, is open by appointment.
All are welcome to visit with no obligation. [Covid precautions in place.] Continue reading
West Acre Gallery’s inaugural Open Exhibition will take place this September, featuring the works of 27 Norfolk artists. Continue reading
A New Art gallery for Ringstead
Some years ago, Ringstead lost the wonderful Art Gallery beside the Gin Trap Inn but now art is back, not in a historic or purpose-built building, but in the garage of a home.
Photographer Hanneke Robson and her husband Derek moved to Ringstead two years ago for a peaceful retirement. But delight in their new environs soon gave way to bigger plans and a new project was born. Earlier this year, Derek and Hanneke rented a piece of land on Peddars Way South with plans to create a flower meadow.
To pay for this venture, they needed funds. The idea of selling Hanneke’s photographs from their garage became an exciting option. Without (too much) protest Derek lost his man-cave and the gallery was on its way.
During the past months and in the teeth of Covid, Hanneke widened her ambition and acquired the work of 14 Norfolk artists including three members of WNAA: Barbara King, Julie Clark and Alison D’Oyley. Sought after works of Chris Orgill, Nicholas Elliot and Vanda Richards are also on display. `I am truly humbled,’ she says, `that these wonderful artists have put their trust in me. Their work is outstanding.’ The art Hanneke chooses is closely linked to the environment and there is something here for everyone: from impressive oils to sculpture, craft and greetings cards. Gallery commission of 20% goes in full to the creation of Peddars Meadow.
The Gallery, comprising three rooms, is open Thursday to Sunday 1pm – 5pm.
Out of hours appointments can be made. All Covid rules apply and face masks must be worn.
The Garage Studio
44 Docking Road
Ringstead
PE36 5LA
t: 01485 525 715
e: hanneke@thegaragestudionorfolk.co.uk
www.thegaragestudionorfolk.co.uk is under construction.
We are continuing our appointment system as it is working so well.
A big thanks to all who have visited us so far.
If you would like to see the items we have in stock, we are inviting you, an individual or couple, to phone or email to make a date. Continue reading
1-11 October 2020
Handa Gallery, Wells Maltings
Links & Layers is a group of eight individuals, all living and working in Norfolk. Formed in 2014, our regular meetings mutually encourage, support and motivate each other’s creative development. Through collaborative practice we learn and enrich our work whilst having fun and laughter together. We are committed to our art and keen to share it with others through exhibitions, dialogue and workshops. Continue reading
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. Continue reading
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. Continue reading
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. Continue reading
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.’