Art in Norwich is produced by Culture Shift and the Norwich Visual Art Forum to promote visual art in and around Norwich and Norfolk
Info about visual art in Norwich and Norfolk.
Pick up a hard copy Art in Norwich booklet at the Tourist Information Centre at The Forum, Norwich Cathedral, Houghton Hall,
Blickling and many art info racks or download pdf here and watch Twitter for updates @artinnorwich
This page is magazine style - please scroll down for info on longer running exhibitions and click on images for more details
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About Art in NorwichThe autumn edition of Art in Norwich is available right now as a pdf download right and for hardcopy distribution from 3 August. If you have something to include in the booklet read more here. Printed copies are available from Norwich Cathedral, the Tourist Information Centre at the Forum, libraries, Houghton Hall and many other places in the city and around the county
Look out for printed copiesThis is the cover so look out for copies around the city, from arts venues, the Tourist Information Centre, coffee shops and bars in the city centre - it's a handy size to keep in your bag or drawer at home. Download a pdf here. And you can view an Issuu here
The printed booklets are out in the next few days - keep a look out in arts racks and Tourist Information Centre Google calendarYou can add this to your own calendar and get easy to remember references to events Click on the plus sign below. There is a large version of the calendar here
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About Art in NorwichEditions of Art in Norwich come out twice a year, spring and autumn. It contains listings and info about most of the visual arts activity in and around Norwich and parts of Norfolk for the next six months. It is available as a download from here, and is also available from partner and arts venues, arts info spinner racks and the Tourist Information Centre in the Forum.
The listings are put together as a collaborative venture by the Norwich Visual Arts Forum and all of the partners contribute to the production and distribution which is coordinated by Marion Catlin of Culture Shift. It offers an overview of venues, organisations and events throughout the year and is great for tourists and visitors as well people who live in and around Norwich. Great idea
https://www.a-n.co.uk/news/artist-house-45-new-home-and-job-going-for-artists Article Susan Jones writes about how we should be supporting creativity City of Stories is a campaign to tell people about the cultural offer of Norwich - have a look www.cityofstories.co.uk
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New visual art exhibitionsExhibition dates in January click here Mandell's Gallery, Elm Hill new exhibition
Mandell’s Gallery, Elm Hill, Norwich
MARTIN BATTYE : MORNING SONG 19 January— 09 February 2019 Read more here Anteros Arts Foundation
Fye Bridge Street, Norwich 22nd January - 2nd February 
Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts
Elisabeth Frink: Humans and Other Animals will take visitors on a journey through the works of one the most important British sculptors of the twentieth century. Here for more info There are several events in 2019 linked to the Frink exhibition - find out more here At Bircham Gallery, Holt
12 January – 6 February 2019 Printmakers A selection of works in print from our many exceptional printmakers featuring a special H.J. Jackson showcase to celebrate his 80th birthday Two Lives in Colour
East Gallery, St Andrew's Street, Norwich Ian Collins – Two Lives in Colour Opening 26 January 2019 www.nua.ac.uk/events/all/two-lives-in-colour/Two Lives in Colour honours an exceptional artistic legacy, which in 2019 celebrates some important milestones. East GalleryNUA are delighted to present a body of work by Fred Dubery and Joanne Brogden alongside those talented students of NUA who have benefitted from the scholarship programme. Through the generosity of artists Fred Dubery and Joanne Brogden, the East Anglia Art Fund (EAAF) provides annual scholarships at Norwich University of the Arts. The Fred Dubery Scholarship for students studying BA (Hons) Fine Art, MA Fine Art or BA (Hons) Illustration and the Joanne Brogden scholarship for students of BA (Hons) Fashion, MA Fashion, BA (Hons) Textile Design or MA Textile Design. Founded in 2016, this is the first year of a full cohort of scholarship students, from first year, undergraduate to MA. This year also sees the publication by Unicorn Press of the book of the same name, Two Lives in Colour, by writer and curator Ian Collins. 
Brian James 'Warhorse'
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Exhibitions on currentlyGroundWork closed until next exhibition Water Rising opening Friday 8 March Groundwork Gallery,
Kings Lynn Why women will save the planets at Greenhouse Gallery Circus! Show of Shows at Time and Tide Museum, Great Yarmouth Next up at East Gallery is Ian Collins - Celebrating Two Lives in Colour opening 25 January at East Gallery NUA Pomegranate till 2 February Anteros Arts Foundation Armistice : Legacy of the Great War in Norfolk at Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery Aspire : Norwich 20 Group at The Hostry, Norwich Cathedral until 13 January Stuart Pearson Wright at Fairhurst Gallery 7 December 2018 – 2 February 2019 Martin Battye at Mandell's Gallery from 19 January 2019 We Came to Conquer at Norwich Castle Angela Harding / Stuart Anderson › at Bircham Gallery Holt Lynn Chadwick, Ken Kiff and Elisabeth Frink at SCVA Notices, news and private views!
Missing piece of an exciting international art world jigsaw puzzle comes to light in Norwich at the Castle Museum The story so far: The third quarter of Belgian Surrealist artist René Magritte's lost painting of two female nudes La Pose enchantée is re-discovered hidden under another painting La Condition humaine in Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery The whereabouts of the fourth and final quarter remains unknown. The painting in question is about to go on view at the Pompidou Centre in Paris as part of a major exhibition of Magritte's paintings. 
Read about Paint Out Norfolk here
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