Current & Upcoming Exhibitions
Exhibition List 2026
MIXED MEDIA EXHIBITION IN BLACK AND WHITE
Monochrome
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’!
MAJOR SOLO EXHIBITION
'Transient'
Kieron Williamson
11th – 21st July 2026
The Gallery is proud to present the 18th annual exhibition by internationally celebrated Norfolk artist Kieron Williamson.
‘Transient’ brings together a compelling new collection of oils, watercolours and pastels inspired by some of Kieron’s most cherished locations across the United Kingdom. Each painting has been created over the past twelve months, offering a fresh and evocative insight into Kieron Williamson’s continued artistic evolution at the age of twenty three.
MIXED MEDIA EXHIBITION
New Horizons
25th July – 1st September 2026
An exhibition specifically curated to feature original artwork that pushes the boundaries to exciting new levels with contemporary art that thoroughly explores varied and differing techniques. From abstract to the precision of representational this exhibition aims to evoke intrigue and emotion.
JOINT EXHIBITION
'Deep Realities'
by Tanya Avchinnikova & Jamie Eade
5th – 15th September 2026
The Gallery is delighted to be hosting a major exhibition featuring two of the finest exponents of dry media.
Tanya Avchinnikova, a Member of the Pastel Society, UK and a Signature Member of the Pastel Society USA, is renowned for her mesmerising seascapes and translucent use of soft pastel.
Jamie Eade is an Associate Member of the Society of Graphic Fine Arts and is heralded as one of the UK’s most significant realism artists mixing his incredible talent with his wicked sense of humour, his artworks are thought provoking and wonderfully provocative.
MIXED MEDIA EXHIBITION
Best of Britsh VI
19th September – 27th October 2026
The Gallery presents its annual Best of British exhibition, celebrating the very best in British painting and sculpture. This long standing showcase has become a highlight of our cultural calendar, drawing carefully selected artists from across the country. Each year, the exhibition presents works that reflect the richness, diversity, and creativity of British art, offering visitors a vibrant celebration of tradition, innovation, and the enduring appeal of all things British.
CERAMICS AND SCULPTURAL WORKS
Fired Earth
31st October – 10th November 2026
Fired Earth: brings together sculptural and ornamental works that challenge the boundaries between craft and fine art, offering a renewed way of seeing clay as both material and a medium of thought.
Through the transformation of earth by fire, these works explore the expressive possibilities of stoneware and earthenware. Traditionally associated with function and decoration, ceramics are reimagined here as vessels of contemplation. Texture, glaze, and form become critical gestures, inviting reflection on permanence, fragility, and the value of the handmade.
AN OUT OF TOWN EXHIBITION
'SMUDGE'
by Members of the Pastel Society
14th November – 23rd December 2026
This winter, we present ‘Smudge,’ our end-of-year exhibition celebrating the expressive possibilities of dry media. Featuring work exclusively by members of the Pastel Society (PS), this ‘out of town’ exhibition brings together a diverse collection of original works created using pastel, charcoal, and graphite. This exhibition will explore the remarkable range and depth that can be achieved with natures natural pigments. Delicate tonal studies and bold compositions, this exhibition reveals the versatility of dry media and the many ways artists manipulate line, texture, and form.