Exhibition

The pioneering bird photographer and ornithologist Emma Turner (1867–1940) inspired a broad audience with her lively books and photographs. Working at a time when it was men who dominated both photography and natural history, Emma Turner was a remarkable woman, and one whose approach to photography set the standard for so much of what has followed. Turner had a particu...

Artwork inspired by the unique landscape and wildlfe that is Norfolk with a passion for texture, colour and sense of place.

Throughout May, Cley Marshes will be host to an exhibition celebrating the European eel as part of global celebration World Eel Day 2024. Cley Marshes and surrounding landscape provide vital habitat for the European eel. Come along and find inspiration from works that give visibility to the European eel, plus how Cley Marshes and the surrounding local landscape provide vital...

This is John’s sixteenth annual exhibition at Cley Marshes during which he has presented almost three hundred atmospheric, figurative watercolours representing the changing coastal landscape. The current collection features reference to birds, in particular those who since ‘coming and going’ have become residents. Another development in John’s work h...

As a wildlife artist and birder Steve strives to catch in his paintings the feel of the bird or animal he is studying in his paintings, to get the very essence of this being who sees their world in a totally different way to humans. In this exhibition of paintings Steve has tried to capture the interaction between the light & shadows and the wildlife therein.

‘Eco-edginess’ aims to challenge the perceptions of coast and edge. This exhibition puts forward a vision of how marshes and fens could look if agribusiness was tempered by greater environmental awareness, with paintings which record the erosion of the coast and man’s attempts to protect communities, the fishing industry, and tourism via concrete and flint....

Rosemary captures in her illustrative imagery, the essence of solitude provoked by organic geographical constructions found amongst  the North Norfolk landscape. Her work is a meditative act of art making and space for contemplation. The nothingness of the horizon provides a fundamental focal point for the creative process and curiosity. This exhibition presents a serie...