17 November – 24 December 2003
Suffolk Craft Society returns to the Gallery with their hugely popular Christmas Exhibition.

20 September – 30 October 2003
Surfacing traces the development of Polly Binns` work over her thirty-year career to date, from college through to two major new works.

19 August – 13 September 2003
This year’s survey exhibition of new graduates’ work features the best artistic talent selected from the whole of East Anglia.

The events are being organised in collaboration with Anglia Railways.
See also www.angliarailways.co.uk/platform4

5 July – 2 August 2003
The annual opportunity to buy unique works of art by members of the Bury St Edmunds Art Society.

25 June – 28 June
See the latest work by students completing courses at West Suffolk College (rated grade 1 by Ofsted in April 2002).

Walks with the Chronicler
9 10 11 15 16 17 May and 13 14 17 18 19 June
Book your FREE guided walk with Jo Roberts by contacting the Gallery. All walks will last approximately 45 minutes.

28 venues around the town centre exhibit exciting work by artists from the group Artworks. At the Gallery we will be exhibiting work by Constance Stubbs. The Art Trail was set up by the Wildwood Gallery, Bury St Edmunds Festival, Risbygate Arts and the Art Gallery as part of the 2003 Festival.

During May and June sheds will take over the Abbey Gardens. Local organisations have been invited to create their own place of refuge within a garden shed - come and see the results.

10 May – 18 June 2003
Sixteen international sculptors and film & video artists have created real and imaginary places of escape in the Gallery. The curator, Angela Kingston, selected the work in response to the sense of displacement she felt after moving to a new city.

1 April - 3 May 2003
Geoffrey Clarke is one of the country`s finest sculptors

11 - 22 March 2003
Diverse work on a common theme including painting, video, sound and sculptural pieces

21 - 25 February 2003
Andy Hazell will be working in the Gallery for five days. He will be available to talk to visitors about his ideas and techniques and will be running a variety of workshops, with ideas to inspire everyone

21 January - 1 March 2003
Andy Hazell's work is extremely distinctive and widely enjoyed for its humour, keen observation of everyday life and inventive use of recycled materials