Find out where to see the best Art Exhibitions in The South of England and East Anglia, from famous paintings to the latest contemporary works. Featuring some of the finest Art & Exhibitions in the country.
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Foraged Colour is a development of Linda Row’s vision of contemporary fashion as a closed-loop, sustainable, slow fashion industry, using locally grown and foraged plants and British fibres. Four textile artists; Gill Hewitt, Eve Kumari, Penny Wheeler, and Frances Westerduin, created unique handmade woven, non-woven and printed textiles from British wool and silk, from which […]
This exhibition explores the work of artists, designers and craftspeople working with the latest in sustainable material technology to develop objects, both one-off works and items developed for production. Craft Sustained includes artists, makers and designers cultivating wares from renewable natural resources, such as fungi, bacteria, and yeast, alongside those utilising waste from food production […]
Caroline Hyde-Brown’s creative practice is a response to how combining tradition, indigenous knowledge and craftsmanship with modern design can and will provide us with sustainable solutions to urgent global issues. This current body of work explores new territories with a detailed study of the agricultural residue from Neolithic orphan crops such as grass pea, sunn […]
At last, this year, The Gallery at Parndon Mill is presenting its annual glass exhibition again. The theme for this one, Glasshaus+, demonstrates how other materials can be incorporated with glass to form an artwork. It is sometimes surprising what the artists choose. We are very proud that the distinguished artists exhibiting include the best […]
Foraged Colour is a development of Linda Row’s vision of contemporary fashion as a closed-loop, sustainable, slow fashion industry, using locally grown and foraged plants and British fibres. Four textile artists; Gill Hewitt, Eve Kumari, Penny Wheeler, and Frances Westerduin, created unique handmade woven, non-woven and printed textiles from British wool and silk, from which […]
At last, this year, The Gallery at Parndon Mill is presenting its annual glass exhibition again. The theme for this one, Glasshaus+, demonstrates how other materials can be incorporated with glass to form an artwork. It is sometimes surprising what the artists choose. We are very proud that the distinguished artists exhibiting include the best […]
Foraged Colour is a development of Linda Row’s vision of contemporary fashion as a closed-loop, sustainable, slow fashion industry, using locally grown and foraged plants and British fibres. Four textile artists; Gill Hewitt, Eve Kumari, Penny Wheeler, and Frances Westerduin, created unique handmade woven, non-woven and printed textiles from British wool and silk, from which […]
Caroline Hyde-Brown’s creative practice is a response to how combining tradition, indigenous knowledge and craftsmanship with modern design can and will provide us with sustainable solutions to urgent global issues. This current body of work explores new territories with a detailed study of the agricultural residue from Neolithic orphan crops such as grass pea, sunn […]
This exhibition explores the work of artists, designers and craftspeople working with the latest in sustainable material technology to develop objects, both one-off works and items developed for production. Craft Sustained includes artists, makers and designers cultivating wares from renewable natural resources, such as fungi, bacteria, and yeast, alongside those utilising waste from food production […]
At last, this year, The Gallery at Parndon Mill is presenting its annual glass exhibition again. The theme for this one, Glasshaus+, demonstrates how other materials can be incorporated with glass to form an artwork. It is sometimes surprising what the artists choose. We are very proud that the distinguished artists exhibiting include the best […]