exhibitions

FRAMERATE: Pulse of the Earth bears witness to a planet in flux. We invite you to observe in another way. To think and feel in another time scale: geological time, seasonal time, tidal time. To contemplate change, and the pace of change. This is a space where your perspective might shift.

This show exhibits a selection of figurative bronzes, concentrating on animal-based sculpture; Next to this there is a selection of his more recent abstract, ‘biomorphic’ sculpture.

Working with the N&N Festival, celebrating the 200th anniversary of the RNLI, the exhibition reflects the young people’s response to core themes of the project, including land and water, past and present, and the liminal space of the coastline.

Julie Oxenforth works in sculpture with an added interest in surface and colour, so finds installation art an effective way to express herself. Often working site-specific, she considers the unique qualities of each exhibition space.

Mary’s paintings reflect upon the impermanence of life and the forces of nature.

Running parallel to the outside exhibition at the Grove, we have an exhibition at Artspace on the Prom of sculptors’ drawings and maquettes, as well as some smaller works and pieces that are not suitable for outdoor exhibition.

Bid online from just £20 and you could own work by a well know artist…

Photographs by Marc Davenant ‘Outsiders’, a documentary photography project by Marc Davenant which captures a snapshot of homelessness in modern Britain over a six year period.

Back by popular demand from 2024, this exhibition enables our volunteers different styles and personalities to mix and ‘converse’ in artworks..

Arcs, and arches seem to appear frequently in the work of the artdepotnr3 collective and connote a variety of themes. The most overt of these is the arch as portal, as a gateway to another place.

An exciting exhibition featuring work by national and international artists selected from the Cromer Open call for submissions 2025.   Artists in Conversation: Saturday 25th at 5pm.