The title of the show comes from James Hyman’s book, Derrick Greaves: From Kitchen Sink to Shangri-La.

A debut exhibition of work created during the bursary artists year-long Cromer Artspace residency.

Through a series of writing exercises and group discussions of poems, in this interactive writing workshop we’ll explore the poem as a map: how poetry can help us navigate our internal and external worlds and how we can use places, numbers and grids in poetry.

Join us on guided art walks around Cromer and discover some of the 24 life-size replica artworks from Towner, Eastbourne.

Cromer Artspace is fortunate in having a large team of wonderful volunteers, with a wide range of skills and expertise, who enjoy working and talking together, and creating.

This exhibition focusses on paint as a medium and the processes of painting. It includes painters working in a range of styles and for a variety of purposes from our region and beyond.

Join photographic artist Rachel Wright for an artist's talk and discussion as she shares work from her winter residency at Cromer Artspace. A photographic exploration of time, liminality and the ephemeral, in the context of the ever-changing Norfolk coast.

Over recent years much of Ivy Smith's work has been about the seaside, encompassing painting, drawing, etching and linocut.

To coincide with printmaker and painter Ivy Smith’s exhibition exploring humorous moments in everyday life, through a series of writing exercises and group discussions of poems, in this interactive writing workshop we’ll explore everydayness in poetry: how we can use poetry to assert, celebrate, interrogate and re-see smallness, mundanity, routine and ritual.