Info about visual art in Norwich and Norfolk - a directory to galleries and groups plus listings.
Pick up a hard copy Art in Norwich booklet at galleries and venues such as the Sainsbury Centre, Mandell's Gallery, Houghton Hall and many art info racks (see here for a list of stockists) 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
If you are interested in including your events please read here. If you would like to sign up to occasional updates click here.
If you are interested in including your events please read here. If you would like to sign up to occasional updates click here.
Basics
A new edition of Art in Norwich is out this week. You can view an Issuu version edition here.
And download a copy here Click here for a list of places where you can pick one up. And you can also order copies by post - click the link. If you have something to include in the next booklet click here. 
To get a hard copy of Art in Norwich & Norfolk by post click here To download a PDF copy click here About Art in Norwich
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. Donate to Art in Norwich
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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 Norfolk project Moveable Estates nominated for Turner Prize
Norfolk project Moveable Estates by Cooking Sections is nominated for the Turner Prize 2021. This project, curated by East GalleryNUA, launched just at the beginning of lockdown last year. It is an audio work in the dunes at Winterton-on-Sea. You need to go to Winterton! 
Callout to artists with a rolling submission process, Paint Out Norfolk will be held in July 2022 at a range of locations.
Read about Paint Out Norfolk here 
Become a member of East Anglian Art Fund to support great art in Norfolk. Membership £25 a year with free access to Norwich Castle exhibitions, talks, trips and discounts. Join here
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Exhibitions18 – 9 July 2022CURRENT EXHIBITION
A FOCUS ON JOHN THIRTLE Mandell's Gallery, Elm Hill, Norwich Open Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 5pm A Focus on John Thirtle John Thirtle 1777 – 1839 was one of the original exhibitors and a founder member of the Norwich School of Artists In 1814 Thirtle was president of the society. Read more 
GroundWork Gallery, King's Lynn West Norfolk
FieldWork: 25 March 2022 – 25 June 2022
Kim Norton, Annie Woodford, Jane Cairns, Nicky Hirst, Grant Aston, Robert Cooper FieldWork is an exhibition about the spaces that exist between the urban and the rural. Work in the field is key to a methodology. It is about exploration, observation and presentation. Six artists challenge many of our ingrained images of urban-rural as binary opposites. They are looking at the fringes of the city where rural and urban meet and merge. Exploring spaces such as rivers, woodlands, paths or wastelands. Spaces where urban nature thrives. Finding images in gardens, allotments, churchyards, and parks. FieldWork is both a lens through which to view urban nature, and a description of artistic practice. At the Sainsbury Centre this spring and summer
Pablo Picasso: The Legacy of Youth at Sainsbury Centre : Norwich
Rhythm & Geometry: Constructivist art in Britain since 1951: 2 October - extended to 17 July 2022
Pablo Picasso: The Legacy of Youth: 13 March - 17 July 2022 Visions of Ancient Egypt: 3 September 2022 - 1 January 2023 Our Sculpture Park is open during daylight hours. Latest works: Usagi Kannon by Leiko Ikemura and Goodwood Steps by Anthony Caro Rhythm and Geometry: Constructivist art in Britain since 1951 - Extended to July 2022, free entry. A celebration of the abstract and constructed art made in Britain since the 1950s to present day. Includes around 120 objects across mediums, with many works having not been exhibited in public for decades. Anthony Caro's Goodwood Steps - A monumental new addition to the Sculpture Park and one of Caro's most significant works, spanning over 33 metres in length. Occupying the space between art and architecture, Goodwood Steps offers an interactive experience as visitors can walk through the middle of the sculpture. 
Printmakers Show at Bircham Gallery, Holt.
40 years of South Asian Decorative Arts & Crafts Collection (SADACC)
Long-running exhibition at The Old Skating Rink Gallery, Country & Eastern, Bethel Street
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Notices
Consultation alert!
Norwich City Council have a plan to improve Hay Hill in central Norwich (between Next and Primark). However, this includes removing the public artwork Homage to Sir Thomas Browne by French artists Anne & Patrick Poirier. They are running a consultation until 25 March 2022 - even though that date is past, you can send letters to zoetebbutt@norwich.gov.uk to say what you think.You can find out more about the artwork, Thomas Browne and the consultation here The Art Society Norwich
The Art Society programmes monthly lectures which start at 7pm at the John Innes Centre, Norwich Research Park, Colney Lane, Norwich NR4 7UH. Lectures are free for members. Visitors are welcome to attend for a donation of £7 please. More here Royal Drawing School classes
New term of art classes for young people run by the Royal Drawing School. Click photo for more information about dates and costs
Norfolk Open Studios 2022 is open, last few days to apply
The application deadline for Norfolk Open Studios 2022 is this Friday, 8 April.
Norfolk Open Studios 2022 will run from Saturday 24 September to Sunday 9 October. Artists can apply online or download an application form here https://norfolkstudios.org.uk/take-part-2022/ The scheme annually sees hundreds of artists opening their studios to the public to share their creative processes, show their work and sell their art, and for the second year running the event will take place in early autumn. Artists at all stages of their careers are invited to take part, from school and college students through to emerging artists, groups, established and professional creators and makers. As well as opening their studios, many artists get together to host art trails, events and demonstrations. norfolkstudios.org.uk Telephone: +44 (0)1603 877762 Main Office: +44 (0)1603 877750 The main office number is monitored daily. Leave a message and we will get back to you. 
Alfred Cohen : August 2021 to early January 2022
Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery, Castle Hill,
Norwich NR1 3JU. For further information see www.alfredcohen.org
EAAF Artist Profiles
East Anglian Art Fund have published a series of artist profiles during Lockdown - you can see them here  ASSEMBLY ONLINE was a fortnightly live stream series created for Lockdown, bringing regular free events to you at home during isolation.
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Art in Norwich is a printed booklet and website produced by Culture Shift and the Norwich Visual Art Forum to promote visual art in and around Norwich and Norfolk.
The header image is a section from 'Coastal Picture' by Alfred Cohen
The header image is a section from 'Coastal Picture' by Alfred Cohen