At North House Gallery there are frequent and varied exhibitions of paintings, drawings, sculpture, original prints and books by modern and contemporary artists of East Anglian, national and international fame. North House Gallery was established in 1999 by Penelope Hughes-Stanton in the former studio of her father, the painter and wood-engraver Blair Hughes-Stanton.
Theronda Hoffman, owner of Kesgrave Arts Ipswich, welcomes you in person. Where you can find affordable, original art, gifts and jewellery. Art for the connoissuer and art for the interior. Picture framing is offered at competitive prices. Here at Kesgrave Arts we will help you to find the painting, jewellery or gift especially for you, or someone special, or we can just talk about art. Thank you for visiting, we hope you enjoy your time here.
Working directly from a digital tablet, she creates her works painting onto the digital canvas, building layer upon layer to create rich, deep emotive pieces of art. After a year break in 2013, C.J.Cairns has returned to exhibit in Braintree Museum and was awarded the 'MicroMech' prize for 'The Pool'.
Placing the artist at its core, Art Exchange is a space where art, artists and audiences can meet. Our programme of exhibitions, talks and events creates a platform for ideas to be exchanged and connections to be made. We show international, contemporary art by established and emerging artists, historic figures who continue to inspire, and group shows relevant to current debate. Our artist-in-residence programme allows us to commission new works that respond to the world around us.
The gallery was founded by Liz Davies in 2009 and specialises in original prints, drawings and watercolours - pictures to give pleasure - by an eclectic mix of artists including Penny Berry Paterson, Hugh Brandon Cox, Robert Gillmor, Andrew Haslen, Andrew Pitt, John Tookey, Sue Williams and Nat Young. Browse the artist pages and enjoy!
Just about to enter its eighth year of trading in Woodbridge, RE+new is now on the map as 'the modernist gallery' in the area. Representing in excess of forty artists, mostly local and substantially contemporary, owner Geoff Witts is delighted with the mix of art and the reputation that the gallery has gained in a relatively short time.
The development includes a number of live/work units and commerical spaces some of which are now occupied by artists. As a result, a natural artistic hub is emerging and the main gallery space at Keel House, one of the live/work units has housed a number of successful exhibitions in the last few years. The Christmas Cornucopia are hugely successful exhibitions. Work is shown in a number of venues with a wide variety of beautiful hand-crafted gifts and artworks.
Sculpt Gallery in Essex is one of a handful of art galleries in the UK specialising in contemporary British sculpture and other forms of three-dimensional art. The principal artist is international sculptor Maurice Blik, whose home and studio are on site. In addition to holding a comprehensive collection of his work, the gallery hosts regular exhibitions, offering a wide range of high-quality sculpture, ceramics and glass by some of the UK's leading and emerging artists.
Wysing Arts Centre provides alternative environments and structures for artistic research, experimentation, discovery and production, out of which emerges an ongoing programme of exhibitions, public events, family and schools activity. Our large rural site near Cambridge includes a gallery, education and new media facilities, artists' studios, project spaces and a 17th century farmhouse.
The need for a creative centre in Mid-Norfolk led to the opening of Art Academy East. The purpose was to provide engage students and break down the barriers of learning within the arts and to structure achievable, skills based courses with a strong foundation in technical ability. Art Academy East was founded by Norfolk based fine artist and teacher Claire Frances Smith.