Current & Upcoming Exhibitions
Exhibition List 2025/2026
A MIXED MEDIA EXHIBITION
One Earth
31st May – 8th July 2025
The fragility of our planet is being highlighted by governments around the world. This exhibition will underline how this group of carefully selected artists see the world through their eyes and what it means to them as individuals.
MAJOR SOLO EXHIBITION
'Arcadian'
Kieron Williamson
12th – 22nd July 2025
The 17th annual exhibition hosted by The Gallery for internationally acclaimed Norfolk artist Kieron Williamson.
‘Arcadian’ will feature a new collection of oils, watercolours and pastels inspired by some of Kieron’s favourite places in the United Kingdom, all of which have been completed over the last twelve months at the age of twenty two.
AN EXHIBITION IN PASTEL, CHARCOAL AND GRAPHITE
Dry Lines
26th July – 2nd September 2025
‘Dry Lines’ will feature significantly in this specifically themed exhibition. The use of pastel, graphite and charcoal will bring together a varied selection of original paintings that provide us not only with an insight into techniques used today, but will also raise awareness of, and appreciation for, these incredibly versatile mediums. The exhibition will also feature selected Members of the Pastel Society (PS) alongside leading pastelists from the UK.
OUT OF TOWN EXHIBITION
'Opaque'
ROI Members Only
6th September – 14th October 2025
The Gallery is delighted to exclusively invite Members of the Royal Institute of Oil Painters (ROI) to an ‘Out of Town’ exhibition.
AN EXHIBITION IN PRINT
Imprint - Hockney, Matisse & Moore
18th October – 11th November 2025
“Printing…is the preservative of all arts.” Joseph Moxon
From Rembrandt to Monet, Hurst to Hockney, print has been used by some of the most famous and successful artists in the world. This exhibition will include works from Henry Moore OM CH FBA (1898 – 1986), David Hockney OM RA CH (1937 – ) and a portfolio of works by French visual artist Henri Matisse (1869 – 1954).
MIXED MEDIA EXHIBITION
Best of British V
15th November – 23rd December 2025
Best of British represents the fifth themed exhibition at The Gallery and will feature an eclectic mix of selected British Artists, many of whom hold memberships to prestigious Societies and Institutes.
No subject is out of bounds and based on previous submissions many will reveal a distinct British theme.
“Art is too important not to share.”
Romero Britto (1963 – )
MIXED MEDIA EXHIBITION
Four Seasons
21st February – 31st March 2026
A celebration of the land and sea will be our opening exhibition for 2026. Featuring artists from the Royal Society of Marine Artists (RSMA), Wapping Group of Artists (WGA) and the British Plein Air Painters this exhibition sets out to celebrate the outdoors, mother nature and her changing seasons.
MAJOR SOLO EXHIBITION
'Recall of the Wild'
Mark Ward
4th – 14th April 2026
Mark’s paintings all relate to the natural world.
Most are developed from experiences of landscapes and creatures locally or in more exotic climes. He constructs stage sets using paper, string, clay and all sorts of rescued items. These are closely observed and painted using acrylic. The sets are lit to create drama and emphasise the materials uses in their construction. Mark has exhibited in London, New York, Italy, England and Scotland.
We are delighted to present his first solo exhibition at The Gallery, Holt.
MIXED MEDIA EXHIBITION IN BLACK AND WHITE
Monochrome
18th April – 26th May 2026
In a world that is filled with colour we aim to highlight the power of black and white. This exhibition challenges beauty which is discovered in simplicity, competing with opposites and the penetration of pure light into complete darkness. Where colour sometimes fails, black and white creates a dreamscape to transport the viewer towards a world of limitless interpretation.
MIXED MEDIA EXHIBITION
Put The Cat Among The Pigeons
30th May – 7th July 2026
After the tremendous success of ‘Old Dogs, New Tricks’, our first exhibition in 2025, it’s now the turn of our feline and feathered friends. In this mixed media exhibition, which celebrates the collaboration of two of nature’s fiercest rivals, we will have Lion’s to Lapwings and Kittens to Kingfishers … an exhibition to put ‘The Cat amongst the Pigeons’!
