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Diss Corn Hall

​August 21st to October 9th 2021
Monday to Saturday 10am to 3pm

MAGGI HAMBLING
Everything changes but nothing changes

Maggi Hambling will join us in the gallery at 2pm on Saturday 18th September, followed by a screening of the BBC’s celebration of her 75th birthday, ‘Making Love with the Paint’,directed by Randall Wright, followed by aQ&A.
The screening is free, but booking is essential.

Maggi Hambling’s life, as everyone else’s, has been turned upside down over the last year. Plans and exhibitions cancelled, movement curtailed.
But her working routine and preoccupations remain as before, exploring both the power of nature in her sea paintings but also its fragility in her current installation at Snape Maltings(‘Relic’ till 31 August), and life and friendship with its joys and sadness.

Our exhibition, her fourth at the Corn Hall, brings together recent themes, including her North Sea Waves, the melting polar icecaps in her Edge paintings and powerful portraits of her Mother and Father.

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email: gallery@thecorhall.co.uk
​Telephone 01379 652241



























Maggi Hambling will join us in the gallery at2pm on Saturday 18th September, followed bya screening of the BBC’s celebration of her75th birthday, ‘Making Love with the Paint’,directed by Randall Wright, followed by aQ&A.
The screening is free, but booking is essential.








August 21st to October 9th








MAGGI
HAMBLING








Everything changes but








nothing changes








Monday to Saturday
10am to 3pm












Maggi Hambling’s life, as everyone else’s, hasbeen turned upside down over the last year.Plans and exhibitions cancelled, movementcurtailed.
But her working routine and preoccupationsremain as before, exploring both the power ofnature in her sea paintings but also its fragilityin her current installation at Snape Maltings(‘Relic’ till 31 August), and life and friendshipwith its joys and sadness.
Our exhibition, her fourth at the Corn Hall,brings together recent themes, including herNorth Sea Waves, the melting polar icecaps inher Edge paintings and powerful portraits ofher Mother and Father.








Front cover: Lipstick, 2020, oil on canvas, 60 x 48 inches
Back cover: Wave and Gulls, 2018, 10 x 12 inches























Maggi Hambling will join us in the gallery at2pm on Saturday 18th September, followed bya screening of the BBC’s celebration of her75th birthday, ‘Making Love with the Paint’,directed by Randall Wright, followed by aQ&A.
The screening is free, but booking is essential.








August 21st to October 9th








MAGGI
HAMBLING








Everything changes but








nothing changes








Monday to Saturday
10am to 3pm












Maggi Hambling’s life, as everyone else’s, hasbeen turned upside down over the last year.Plans and exhibitions cancelled, movementcurtailed.
But her working routine and preoccupationsremain as before, exploring both the power ofnature in her sea paintings but also its fragilityin her current installation at Snape Maltings(‘Relic’ till 31 August), and life and friendshipwith its joys and sadness.
Our exhibition, her fourth at the Corn Hall,brings together recent themes, including herNorth Sea Waves, the melting polar icecaps inher Edge paintings and powerful portraits ofher Mother and Father.








Front cover: Lipstick, 2020, oil on canvas, 60 x 48 inches
Back cover: Wave and Gulls, 2018, 10 x 12 inches
Picture
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Front cover: Lipstick, 2020, oil on canvas, 60 x 48 inches
Back cover: Wave and Gulls, 2018, 10 x 12 inches
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  • Home
  • Get Art in Norwich
    • Where to find Art in Norwich
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  • About
    • Art in Norwich Blog
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    • Norfolk Arts Forum news
    • Creative Odyssey
  • Norwich Galleries & groups
    • Partner contact details
    • Anteros Arts
    • Art Fair East
    • Assembly House Online
    • East Gallery NUA
    • Fairhurst Gallery
    • Mandell's Gallery - about >
      • Mandell's Gallery - current
    • n-cas
    • North City
    • Norwich Castle
    • Norwich Cathedral Hostry
    • Norwich University of the Arts
    • Outpost Gallery exhibitions
    • St Mary's Works
    • Tanya Goddard Salon
    • South Asia Collection
    • Sainsbury Centre >
      • Janette Williams
      • Sainsbury Centre Sculpture
    • Shoe Factory Social Club
  • Norfolk Galleries & Groups
    • Bircham Gallery, Holt
    • Cley Contemporary
    • Contemporary and Country >
      • Rock, Paper, Scissors
    • Diss Corn Hall
    • NNAC Norfolk & Norwich Art Circle
    • Holt Art Prize 2021
    • Houghton Hall
    • King's Lynn Festival
    • Norfolk Open Studios
    • original projects; PrimeYarc
    • Paint Out general info >
      • Paint Out Norfolk
    • Raveningham Sculpture Trail
    • School House Gallery
    • Skippings Gallery Gt Yarmouth
    • Wells Maltings
    • Yare Gallery
  • Art Classes
    • Art Society Norwich
    • Wensum Lodge
    • Royal Drawing School
    • Anteros Art Classes
    • Artpocket
    • Nest Project
    • Annette Rolston printmaking
    • Sarah Cannell Workshops
  • Links to partners
    • Original Projects;
    • The Yare Gallery
    • Artists' Studios around Norwich
  • Venue Map
  • Contact us
  • Get Walls
  • Past events
    • Ancient House Thetford
    • X Marks The Spot, Great Yarmouth
    • Time & Tide Drawn to the Coast 2018
    • H2O Art of Wet
    • Houghton Hall Henry Moore >
      • Henry Moore review
    • Paint Out
    • Lonely Arts Club 2016
    • Magnificent Obsessions
    • Norwich Castle Olive Edis
    • The Way We Live Now
    • ADP Riot Tour
    • Norwich Castle Sawdust & Threads
    • Ana Maria Pacheco
    • Hungate exhibition
    • Bacon and the Masters
    • War and Peace
    • Clive Dunn at Theatre Royal
    • John Craske : Threads
    • Art at Norwich Playhouse
    • John Lessore & John Wonnacott
    • Hidden in Plain Sight
    • Mary Spicer at Theatre Royal
    • Masterpieces: Art and East Anglia
    • Masterpieces: Art & East Anglia talks
    • The Tourists
    • En Plein Air
    • Martin Laurance at Mandell's Gallery
    • Wallis exhibition
    • Picasso
    • Studios in Norfolk
    • Norwich 20 Group 70th Anniversary
    • Concrete - an exhibition at NUA
    • SCVA Sense & Sensuality lecture series
    • Nicola Slatter yat Theatre Royal
    • Affordable Art Fair
    • Art Car Boot pictures
    • David Holgate obituary
    • Photography exhibition
  • EAAF Artist Profiles
    • East Anglian Art Fund June Gentle
    • East Anglian Art Fund Alison Henry
    • East Anglian Art Fund Jane Hodgson
    • East Anglian Art Fund John Christie
    • East Anglian Art Fund Red Elders
    • East Anglian Art Fund Julia Cameron
    • East Anglian Art Fund Vanessa Pooley
    • East Anglian Art Fund Kate Walker
    • East Anglian Art Fund Gus Farnes
    • East Anglian Art Fund Tobias Arnup
    • East Anglian Art Fund Tobias Arnup