Previous exhibitions
Connections, Boundaries and Place - solo exhibition by Alex Ayliffe September 2023
Seeking the Inner Landscape August 2023
Group show featuring Mary Blue, Caroline Mackintosh, Jean Noble RI, SWA, Tassie Russell, Erin Ward
Group show featuring Mary Blue, Caroline Mackintosh, Jean Noble RI, SWA, Tassie Russell, Erin Ward
Finding Freedom Neil Canning June 2023
The Horizontal Landscape - March 2023
The Architecture of Trees - October 2022
In this exhibition of over 50 works we explored the architectural personality of the trees we live with in our landscape. We ask what it is in the natural design - form, colour, pattern that draws us to represent, protect or preserve a particular tree, grove, orchard, copse, clump, thicket.
Arborealists: Jemma Appleby, Buckmaster and French, Claire Cansick, Lara Cobden, Tim Craven, Alex Egan, Fiona McIntyre, Nahem Shoa.
Gallery East artists: Perienne Christian, Kate Giles, Jane Human, Caroline Poole.
In this exhibition of over 50 works we explored the architectural personality of the trees we live with in our landscape. We ask what it is in the natural design - form, colour, pattern that draws us to represent, protect or preserve a particular tree, grove, orchard, copse, clump, thicket.
Arborealists: Jemma Appleby, Buckmaster and French, Claire Cansick, Lara Cobden, Tim Craven, Alex Egan, Fiona McIntyre, Nahem Shoa.
Gallery East artists: Perienne Christian, Kate Giles, Jane Human, Caroline Poole.
Elements;Close to the Edge - July 2022
Playing on the natural elements and the elements of art the artists in this exhibition show their respect for the sanctity of our fragile natural environment.
Artists and sculptors: Simon Carter, Michelle Cobbin, Gus Farnes, Jane Human and Caroline Poole
Playing on the natural elements and the elements of art the artists in this exhibition show their respect for the sanctity of our fragile natural environment.
Artists and sculptors: Simon Carter, Michelle Cobbin, Gus Farnes, Jane Human and Caroline Poole
Two Ways of Seeing - May 2022
These two artists, Rosemary Goodenough and Jules George ,capture a marvellous range of atmosphere – from veils of mist to the piercing shafts of last light. Their subjects need not be dramatic to call forth a profound response.
Amanda Geitner, Director, East Anglia Art Fund April 2022
These two artists, Rosemary Goodenough and Jules George ,capture a marvellous range of atmosphere – from veils of mist to the piercing shafts of last light. Their subjects need not be dramatic to call forth a profound response.
Amanda Geitner, Director, East Anglia Art Fund April 2022
Abstract Meets Landscape - March 2022
An exhibition of over 40 works by Ruth Bunnewell, Neil Canning, Robert Erskine FRSS, Jane Lewis RWS, David Mankin, Malca Schotten illustrating the creative journey the artist makes moving from the natural landscape to making marks on a surface resulting in a work of art. Abstract art, a major art stream in modern art since the 1900’s, has always invited us the viewer to make out for ourselves the patterns, forms, colours and meaning. Few abstract artists want to impose their ideas on the viewer; rather it is for us to make up our own minds.
An exhibition of over 40 works by Ruth Bunnewell, Neil Canning, Robert Erskine FRSS, Jane Lewis RWS, David Mankin, Malca Schotten illustrating the creative journey the artist makes moving from the natural landscape to making marks on a surface resulting in a work of art. Abstract art, a major art stream in modern art since the 1900’s, has always invited us the viewer to make out for ourselves the patterns, forms, colours and meaning. Few abstract artists want to impose their ideas on the viewer; rather it is for us to make up our own minds.
Landmarks - January 2022
Landmarks features work from contemporary artists throughout the UK including Alex Ayliff, Francis Bowyer NEAC, PPRWS, Kate Giles, Caroline Gold, Gerry Halpin MAFA, MBE, Jane Hewlett, Jonathan S Hooper, Jane Human, Philip Lyons, Caroline Poole plus sculpture from Tove Bowyer and ceramics by Annie Turner and Elaine Bolt.
Landmarks features work from contemporary artists throughout the UK including Alex Ayliff, Francis Bowyer NEAC, PPRWS, Kate Giles, Caroline Gold, Gerry Halpin MAFA, MBE, Jane Hewlett, Jonathan S Hooper, Jane Human, Philip Lyons, Caroline Poole plus sculpture from Tove Bowyer and ceramics by Annie Turner and Elaine Bolt.
Flux Kate Giles - November 2021
Quiet Land Jane Human September - October 2021
Restless Coast June - September 2021
A group show with leading contemporary artists inspired by the noisy sea and changing restless coast, with a focus on the outer contours of the West and East coasts of the UK. Artists : Rachel Arif AMAFA, Perienne Christian, Mari French, Vanessa Gardiner, Philip Lyons, David Mankin, Caroline Poole, Celia Read, Erin Ward, and Jonathan S Hooper.
A group show with leading contemporary artists inspired by the noisy sea and changing restless coast, with a focus on the outer contours of the West and East coasts of the UK. Artists : Rachel Arif AMAFA, Perienne Christian, Mari French, Vanessa Gardiner, Philip Lyons, David Mankin, Caroline Poole, Celia Read, Erin Ward, and Jonathan S Hooper.
Wilhelmina Barns-Graham - Dancing into the Light 30 April 2021
Wilhelmina Barns-Graham (1912 - 2004) CBE was one of Britain’s most significant 20th century artists.
Wilhelmina Barns-Graham (1912 - 2004) CBE was one of Britain’s most significant 20th century artists.
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Out of the Blue March 2021
In our first show of the year we shouted out to a new optimism following recent lockdowns and isolation. Blue hues emerged into the landscape and people emerged into blue backgrounds and take shape to give context for new beginnings. Works by 6 award winning contemporary artists: Ruth Bunnewell, Lara Cobden, Jane Lewis RWS, Martin Laurance, Shanti Panchal Hon RBA, RWS and Sula Rubens ARWS.
In our first show of the year we shouted out to a new optimism following recent lockdowns and isolation. Blue hues emerged into the landscape and people emerged into blue backgrounds and take shape to give context for new beginnings. Works by 6 award winning contemporary artists: Ruth Bunnewell, Lara Cobden, Jane Lewis RWS, Martin Laurance, Shanti Panchal Hon RBA, RWS and Sula Rubens ARWS.
The Narrative of Trees, in association with The Arborealists 28 November 2020
Explored our love of trees and their meaning for our personal and collective identity. It brought together in over 50 works by established Gallery East artists Patricia Cain, Perienne Christian, Kate Giles, Jane Human, Caroline Poole, Nahem Shoa, Michael Sofroniou alongside a selection of artists from The Arborealists, Emma Buckmaster and Janet French, Claire Cansick, Lara Cobden, Blaze Cyan, Angela Summerfield.
Explored our love of trees and their meaning for our personal and collective identity. It brought together in over 50 works by established Gallery East artists Patricia Cain, Perienne Christian, Kate Giles, Jane Human, Caroline Poole, Nahem Shoa, Michael Sofroniou alongside a selection of artists from The Arborealists, Emma Buckmaster and Janet French, Claire Cansick, Lara Cobden, Blaze Cyan, Angela Summerfield.
Forgotten Places 10 October 2020
This was a two person show featuring 2 leading contemporary British artists Tim Goffe and Mari French. Tim captures scenes of contemporary urban living spaces, with just fleeting glances of people, and industrial landscapes often ignored by the passing eye. Mari's work was from her Dungeness series in which the industrial landscape of the power station and neglected fishermen's huts peak through the barren, yet full atmospheric coastline.
This was a two person show featuring 2 leading contemporary British artists Tim Goffe and Mari French. Tim captures scenes of contemporary urban living spaces, with just fleeting glances of people, and industrial landscapes often ignored by the passing eye. Mari's work was from her Dungeness series in which the industrial landscape of the power station and neglected fishermen's huts peak through the barren, yet full atmospheric coastline.
People and Places 7 August 2020
The exhibition featured 4 very different UK artists and ceramic artists for whom a sense of "place" defines the narrative of their work. In some cases the work is about a local landscape, sometimes about people and their relationship to a far away landscape, and sometimes about putting local faces into a current landscape.
Restlessness 2 March 2020
Our now annual group show featuring East Anglian artists who capture the ever changing nature of the landscape:
Artists include: Perienne Christian, Katarzyna Coleman, Alex Curry, Mari French,Jason Gathorne-Hardy, Jane Human, Martin Laurance, Jane Lewis, Ruth McCabe, Caroline Poole, Annie Turner.
Artists include: Perienne Christian, Katarzyna Coleman, Alex Curry, Mari French,Jason Gathorne-Hardy, Jane Human, Martin Laurance, Jane Lewis, Ruth McCabe, Caroline Poole, Annie Turner.
Wood and Water - Thicks and Stones November 2019
Featuring Rebecca Bergese, Francis Bowyer, Perienne Christian, John Crossley, Alex Curry, Jason Gathorne-Hardy, Barrie Houghton, Jane Human, Hutch (James Hutchinson), Sara Johnson, Kate Felton, Jane Lewis, Ruth McCabe, Sara Philpott, Caroline Poole, Nahem Shoa, Michael Sofroniou, Sarah Stephens.
Surface - a celebration of women's abstract art September 2019
Featuring:
Patricia Cain PS NEAC,ARWS, Michelle Cobbin, Mari French, Caroline Gold, Helengai Harbottle, Jane Human, Jane Lewis RWS,
Ruth McCabe, Sula Rubens ARWS
Featuring:
Patricia Cain PS NEAC,ARWS, Michelle Cobbin, Mari French, Caroline Gold, Helengai Harbottle, Jane Human, Jane Lewis RWS,
Ruth McCabe, Sula Rubens ARWS
Stillness- seeing harmony and balance July 2019
In this Show we explored Stillness - in a landscape, in an arrangement on a table, in a figure, and in abstraction. At the centre of the Show were still life works from one of Canada's best known artists Joe Plaskett (1918-2014). Joe lived in Woodbridge, Suffolk, UK from 1994.
In this Show we explored Stillness - in a landscape, in an arrangement on a table, in a figure, and in abstraction. At the centre of the Show were still life works from one of Canada's best known artists Joe Plaskett (1918-2014). Joe lived in Woodbridge, Suffolk, UK from 1994.
Urban Landscape - landscape with made structures May 2019
Sponsorship of Woodbridge School summer show June 2019
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We were delighted to make our award to Oscar Butcher. Big thanks to my fellow judges, Perienne Christian and Caroline Poole, and to the Head of Art, James Hutchinson for working with us to make this happen. |
Restlessness - changing East Anglian landscape March 2019
Cambridge Art Fair - pre launch October 2018
Artists in Conversation 2021
Jane Human - 9 October
Selina Skipwith, Trustee of the Wilhelmina Barns-Graham Trust on the works of Wilhelmina Barns-Graham 25 June
Jane Human - 9 October
Selina Skipwith, Trustee of the Wilhelmina Barns-Graham Trust on the works of Wilhelmina Barns-Graham 25 June
Artists in Conversation 2019:
Perienne Christian and John Crossley -12 October.
Francis Bowyer PPWS, NEAC - 20 July
Jane Human and Roger Hardy - 2 June
Jane Human and Roger Hardy - 2 June
