Art and Nature

A joint exhibition between Lorraine Auton and Tony Colledge of originals and prints focusing on local wildlife and landscapes.

Fehmi Gokes is a self-taught mosaic artist. The exhibition features a collection of works inspired by the sea and nature, using a variety of materials.

Steve Cale’s exhibition documents the wonderful places to which his passion for birds has taken him and features the amazing species he has captured in both watercolour and acrylic during his travels from Antarctica to Ethiopia, and from the Med to our own wonderful Norfolk.

Join well-known artist Steve Cale for this two-day course. Day one will focus on sketching birds, working up to watercolour painting of birds in their habitat by the end of day two. Suitable for beginners and more experienced amateur artists alike.  

Our countryside offers a vibrant mix of colours and tones. In this two-day course, artist Steve Cale will aim to teach you the techniques to capture images of the countryside around you in watercolour. Suitable for beginners and more experienced amateur artists alike.

Roger Tidman, a celebrated award-winning professional wildlife photographer, is joined by Julie Charlesworth, a commissioned portrait artist presenting an eclectic mix of drawings and fine art inspired by the natural world.

Gökotta Handcraft (Nate Revell), Hemp on Toast (Ilona Brinton) and Parallel Point (Alice Lee) present a collaborative exhibition featuring a series of large, beautifully embroidered, geometric bird illustrations on indigo denim combined with naturally dyed hemp and salvaged fabrics in colours that come straight from nature, as well as waste plant sources such as walnut husks...

Part of the Looped Routes exhibition. Ilona Brinton (Hemp on Toast) explores the theme of movement and migration through dye plants from around the world. You will wrap a piece of fabric with your own blend of plants that you can unravel at a later date when the dyes have worked their magic. Materials provided, but please bring a bag in which to take your fabric home as well...

As part of the Looped Routes exhibition, artist Alice Lee (Parallel Point) will lead a fun workshop colouring her bird designs and making your own bird mobile to take home. Materials will be provided, but we encourage you to bring some thin cardboard from your recycling to provide the structure for your bird. All ages and skill levels welcome.

Sally Temple is a local Norfolk artist and an associate member of the highly acclaimed Institute of East Anglian Artists. She paints using only her fingers in traditional oil, her love and passion for her native Norfolk being the inspiration for this collection of light-filled landscape paintings.