Art and Nature

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...

Drawing direct inspiration from the view afforded by the visitor centre at Cley, this exhibition will be rich in the species found at this unique reserve. From up-close studies of Lapwings, Kingfishers and Egrets, to dynamic works of bounding brown hares, diving birds and the ever-busy insects whom are so often over looked.    

In my world of black and white, occasionally there are shards of colour. A collection of wildlife sketches and watercolours.  

An exhibition by Rosemary Fereday and Natalie Scurll. An eclectic mix of styles using pen, pencil, ink and watercolour. All images have been inspired by the natural world around us both local and not so local. An eye for the finer detail explores texture, pattern and form in both flora and fauna.

Boats, Birds, Beaches, breakfast and backwaters – local artist, Sue Welfare, explores her love of the Norfolk Coast and Countryside in a series of limited edition hand printed linocuts.

Susan’s paintings are about the feelings evoked by this special place, views inspired by the green lanes and byways and the wildlife encountered whilst walking there.  

In Marks We Make Alanna explores line, natural form and mark making through mixed media drawing and weaving. The outcomes are elemental, rugged and thoughtful; creating a distinct narrative that is observant, process driven and mindful of origin. These illustrative works reflect her personal passions and every-day experiences set within the tidelines and pasturelands of Norf...