Easterly Artists is a group of visual artists based at the eastern-most edge of the UK mainland.
Easterly Artists; new winter show opens 3 November 2023` at Ferini Gallery in Pakefield. Titled This Changing World, EA members respond to some of the questions facing us in these uncertain times.
This Changing World
Friday 3 November – Sun 24 December
Ferini Gallery is at 27 All Saints Road, Pakefield NR33 0JL, and is open Friday – Sunday, 11am – 4pm. Entry is free.
The Easterly Artists are back for the fourth year with the latest in their series of acclaimed pop-up exhibitions, taking over a disused property at the top of Lowestoft High Street and transforming it into a vibrant contemporary art gallery.
165 London Road North, Lowestoft NR32 1HG
Friday 8 – Sun 17 September
Open daily, 10am – 5pm
Titled Missing Banksy, this year’s show is a tribute to the famous graffiti artist’s 2021 Spraycation tour of Lowestoft and the surrounding area, and also a reference to the fact that much of the work he left for the public to enjoy has since disappeared into private collections around the world.
For further details, please see the Missing Banksy page.
Paul Zawadzki is very pleased to have had his work selected for display as part of this year’s Holt Festival.
More details at www.holtfestival.org/visit/holt.
You can see more of his work on Paul Zawadzki’s page.
Simon Wilde has a rolling show of new works over the summer in AWD Goldsmith in Halesworth.
This is “Untitled”, acrylic on (unusually, for him) paper.
AWD Goldsmith is at at 12 Bridge St, Halesworth IP19 8AQ; opening times are Tue & Wed: 9am – 6pm, Fri: 9am – 5pm and Sat: 9am – 4pm.
You can see more of Simon’s work at Simon Wilde’s profile.
Ben Quail has a new joint show “Flock” running at The Grit Arts Centre.
Ben works with linocuts, screenprints, etchings and drypoint; he also paints landscapes. Working from a visual diary, he creates combined processes, thoughtful narratives and colourful prints which combine colour, draughtsmanship and humour to produce a contemporary viewpoint on the ever-changing world in which we live.
“Flock” runs till 22 July. The Grit is at Old Court Buildings, Old Nelson St, Lowestoft NR32 1EQ; opening times are: Wed – Sat: 10am – 4pm.
Ros Bieber is taking part in a group exhibition at the launch of the new Holton Lodge Barn Gallery in Holton near Halesworth.
This is “Adam & Eve: The Fall” (monoprint and collage). It’s part of her “Adam & Eve” series – more details on her website at www.rosalindbieber.co.uk.
Holton Lodge Barn is at The Street, Holton, Nr Halesworth IP19 8PN; opening times are Thu – Sat, 10.30am – 4pm.
You can see more of Ros’ work on Ros Bieber’s profile.
Hilary Barry has a new solo exhibition at The George Farnham Gallery in Saxmundham, running 4 – 15 July.
All are welcome at the Private View: 11am – 3pm, Saturday 8 July.
The George Farnham Gallery is at 6A High Street, Saxmundham, IP17 1DD; opening times are Tuesday – Friday, 10.30am – 4pm; Saturday, 10am – 1pm (Closed Sunday and Monday).
Hilary is opening her studio this weekend on Saturday 10 – Sunday 11 June from 10am – 4pm, as part of 2023 Suffolk Open Studios. Sadly, Hilary can only do the one weekend this year so it’s going to be a busy couple of days!
This is one of two larger pieces which she will be showing: “Facing Forward, Not Looking Back” (oil on canvas)
Make your way down Beach Road, NR33 7RW and look for the signs on your left, or message Hilary for directions.
More details at www.hilarybarryartist.com/suffolk-open-studios-2023.
Easterly Artists member Eileen Coxon’s new show “Suffolk Farmscapes” opens on 10th June at Snape Maltings, Suffolk IP17 1SP.
Entry is free and the exhibition runs until Wednesday 5th July. Opening times are 10am – 5.30pm (4.30pm Sundays).
All welcome at the Private View, Saturday 10 June 1.30 – 3pm.
To whet your appetite, this is one of the pieces from the show: “Mallow-Edged Field” (oil on canvas).
For the next 2 weekends, Easterly Artists member Paul Zawadzki is opening his studio and gallery at 24 Upper Olland St, Bungay NR35 1BH as part of this year’s Harleston & Waveney Art Trail (HWAT) – see https://hwat.org.uk/ for more details.
Paul is No. 12 on the HWAT map. The trail is open 10am – 5pm every day of each weekend and continues until Bank Holiday Monday 29 May.
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