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12 November – 24 December
An exhibition of contemporary craft in association with Suffolk
Craft Society Find special and personal gifts for family and friends
or simply treat yourself at this year’s Christmas craft exhibition. |
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17 September – 29 October
Victoria Forrest, Tess Glanville, Taegon Kim, Brad Lochore,
Haroon Mirza, Ally Wallace
The exhibition synthetic reality presents six artists
who explore the architectural space of the gallery. The artists
interpret and use the existing shape to manipulate and disrupt
our spatial experience by investigating the changing manifestations
that light has on this particular locality. |
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6 August – 10 September
Cabaret Mechanical Theatre presents Mechanics Alive!!
Ron Fuller, Michael Howard, Tim Hunkin, Peter Markey, Keith Newstead,
Paul Spooner and Carlos Zapata. |
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2 July – 30 July
This year the Art Society’s summer exhibition coincides with the completion
of the Cathedral tower which is making a permanent impact on the landscape of
Bury St Edmunds. It is a major achievement for the town, incorporating fine craftsmanship
and skilled engineering. The artist members of the Society will be exhibiting
a wide range of work but there will also be a section of the exhibition devoted
to their responses to this historic event. |
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14 May – 25 June
This exhibition explores the degree of control exercised by different artists.
For many the idea that an artist would give up any measure of artistic control
is implausible, yet the artists in this exhibition do just that, some to a
greater degree than others. |
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23 April –7 May
Art Auction East showcases a wide range of specially selected original
work by artists working in East Anglia. The exhibition provides
a wonderful opportunity to see diverse examples of work by talented
artists including painting, printmaking, sculpture, furniture and
ceramics, and the final Auction is a fun evening when you can bid
for your favourite work to take home. |
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8 March – 16 April
For the first time, the graduates have been selected from the entire
eastern region; from Norfolk to Hertfordshire, from Bedfordshire
to Suffolk. As usual, the exhibition will feature graduates from
across all the visual arts based disciplines, but this year sees
a return to more traditional materials and practices. Painting,
textiles, photography, graphic and furniture design were particularly
strong. The receipt of an Arts Council grant has also enabled the
Gallery to commission large installation works and new work for
sale. Be among the first to spot the newest talent in the region.
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18 January – 26 February
exploring difference and cultural identity through jewellery, photography
and installation.
BARBY ASANTE, JIVAN ASTFALCK, ARI ATHANS, ROSEANNE BARTLEY, DINIE
BESEMS, CLEMENT COOPER, MARTIN FIGURA, PATRICIO FORRESTER, KARL
FRITSCH, KEN OHARA, GERD ROTHMANN, JOYCE SCOTT, LORNA SIMPSON, PAMELA
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