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Bill Haward and Tricia Davidson are exhibiting with Ni Gooding and Jean McIntosh at The Aldeburgh Gallery, 21-27 April.

The Aldeburgh Gallery is at 143 High Street, Aldeburgh IP15 5AN; open daily 10am-5pm.

Vivienne Burns is taking part with 50+ local makers in Anglian Potters’ Spring Exhibition at The Undercroft Gallery, Market Square Norwich. The exhibition runs Saturday 9 – Sunday 24 April; opening times are 10am-4.30pm, daily.

More details at www.anglianpotters.org.uk.

Peter Rodulfo’s new exhibition Here Comes the Sun opens on Saturday 23 April at the Chappell Gallery in Chappell, Essex, with the Private View taking place 12 noon – 5pm.

Here Comes the Sun runs Saturday 23 April – Sunday 22 May. The Chappel Gallery is at Colchester Rd, Chappel CO6 2DE; opening times are Wed-Sun, 10am-5pm.

More details at www.chappelgalleries.co.uk

Simon Wilde’s new show Origins: An exhibition of new paintings exploring the roots of connection opens on 7 April at The Art Gallery in Lowestoft.

About his work, Simon comments: “Giotto di Bondone said that every painting is a voyage into a sacred harbour. It is in this spirit that I hope to create a space where the viewer can touch upon the mystery and magic within themselves.”

Origins runs Thursday 7 – Sunday 30 April; the Private View is 2-4pm, Sunday 10 April.

The Art Gallery is at 102 High Street, Lowestoft NR32 1XW; opening times are 11am-3pm, Thursday-Saturday. More details at www.the-art-gallery.co.uk.

Mark Burrell has two paintings on show in the latest Yare Gallery exhibition.

Dates: 11 March – 5 May. Opening times: 11am-4pm, Tue-Sat

The Yare Gallery is at 26 South Quay, Great Yarmouth NR30 2RG.

Come and see new work by Easterly Artists member Paul Zawadzki in The Spring Art Show at The Forum in Norwich.

Dates: 6-10 April. Opening times: Wed-Fri, 10am-4pm; Sat-Sun: 10am-5pm.

Visit https://theforumnorwich.co.uk for more details.

Easterly Artists member Ros Bieber has an exhibition of her latest work in March at the Aldeburgh Gallery, 143 High Street, Aldeburgh IP15 5AN.

Dates: 31 March – 6 April. Opening times: Monday-Sunday, 10am-5pm.

Note: Private View – 3-5.30pm, Friday 1 April.

Visit https://aldeburghgallery.co.uk for more details.

Easterly Artists member Harvey Bradley is taking part in the Take 4 exhibition in March, at the Aldeburgh Gallery, 143 High Street, Aldeburgh IP15 5AN. Also appearing with Harvey are local artists Brian Coetzee, Henri Villiers and Tobias Ford.

Dates: 10-16 March. Opening times: Monday-Sunday, 10am-5pm.

Visit https://aldeburghgallery.co.uk for more details.

Easterly Artists member Ni Gooding is exhibiting in March with three other artists – Jean McIntosh and Ed & Jane Mitchell Finch – at the CraftCo Gallery, 40A High Street, Southwold.

Dates: 3-28 March. Opening times: Monday-Sunday, 11am-4pm (closed 1-2pm daily and all day Wednesday).

Note: Meet the Artists – 2-4pm, Sunday 6 March.

Visit www.craftco.co.uk for more details.

The phrase “making your mark” originates in archery, where it signifies hitting the target – however, Easterly Artists members must have missed the memo, as none of them own a bow and arrow. Instead, they have been cleaning their brushes, wetting their pottery wheels and sharpening their chisels for their new exhibition Making Our Mark at the Ferini Art Gallery in Pakefield.

The group has grown in numbers recently, so a record 24 artists will be presenting their interpretations of the theme in an awe-inspiring variety of mediums, ranging from painting in oil and acrylics, screenprint, mixed media collage, digital illustration and ceramics to less well-known art forms such as Dorodango and sculptural assemblages using found objects.

Making Our Mark opens on Friday 5 November and runs till Sunday 9 January at the Ferini Gallery, 27-29 All Saints Road, Pakefield NR33 0JL. Opening times are 11am-4pm every Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and entry is free.

Click here for more details.