Work by a group seven artists drawn together by shared love of Norfolk will be on show at the Old Workshop Gallery, Corpusty, in an exhibition featuring paintings and sculpture depicting the county’s coast and countryside.
Three of our 10 Hares Rocks have already been found by eagle-eyed GoGoHares fans in Cromer, Wymondham and Norwich - and today we reveal the clue for where the seventh rock will soon be waiting to be discovered.
While most of the GoGoHares sculptures are getting ready for Break’s charity art trails to start this weekend, one character has run away to the circus!
Norwich Castle Museum’s new exhibition tells the story behind one of its most extraordinary paintings and the famous family which owned it, with the help of star loans from internationally-famous museums and private collections. Trevor Heaton reports.
Internationally renowned as the leading light in stained glass, a glorious colourful new exhibition in Norwich of works by artist Brian Clarke sees him continuing to push the boundaries of the centuries-old art form. Simon Parkin reports.
More than 60 people turned out to the launch of twin exhibitions at Sheringham Museum charting the life and work of one of the most highly regarded photographers of the 20th century.
As the countdown continues until the GoGoHares hop out onto the streets of Norfolk, the animals the colourful sculptures are based on seem to have well and truly captivated the imaginations of children across the county.
A herd of life-sized elephant puppets is set to parade through Norwich next month as part of the city’s Circus250 and Lord Mayor’s Celebration festivities - and a team of artists and performers are currently working hard to create the jumbo spectacle.
Two new superhero characters championing girl power have swooped into Norwich ready to take their places on the GoGoHares charity art trail later this month.
From opera along the north Norfolk coast to sculpture reflecting memories of The Fens and The Wash, several parts of Norfolk have been picked to be the inspiration for new artworks as part of a project across the east.
Break’s 50 years of supporting young people is being celebrated in a very special way on the latest GoGoHare to be revealed for the charity’s art trails which will decorate Norwich and Norfolk this summer.
From the striking Norwich skyline at sunset to coastal scenes and beautiful reflections on the Norfolk Broads - stunning views of our county are celebrated in a new book by photographer Jamie Skipper.
