Cromer is getting widely known for being an up and coming seaside town, recognised for art as well as waves and fish and chips. Artspace on the Prom was recognised in the Sunday Times recently as contributing to the appeal of Cromer as a destination.
For two weeks during March 2025, visual artists Marnie Hardy and Rach Anstey-Sanders brought their Coastal Imaginaries project to Cromer Artspace on the Prom.
There were almost 200 original works in our opening exhibition and art auction at the new Artspace on the Prom, all generously donated. Thank you for your support. The auction has ended. All auction winners have been notified of their success and details of how to proceed to collect their work. If you have not received…
Hanging the exhibition Pictures around Cromer, the National Gallery collection.
17 until 29 May 2023 Anna-Lise is half Norwegian but has spent most of her life in the UK. She studied Fine Art at Liverpool College of Art, Goldsmiths College and The Royal College of Art, Copenhagen. Anna-Lise’s exhibition is showing large works on paper and canvas plus a selection of small paintings from her…
This Iconic Art Deco building at the west end of the Cromer Promenade sat empty, in need of love, attention and a new lease of life when we were offered the chance to take it on in 2022. Rather than develop the space into a café (of which there are many fine establishments in the…
Sally Hirst being interviewed at Cromer Artspace on the Prom