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Ceramic sculptors and makers in Lay of The Land
Breaking down the boundaries between contemporary and applied art
Installation in the Fermoy Gallery, on the plinth Hesston Long Gone 2024 by Kathryn Hearn, selection on the table by Carolyn Brookes-Davies, Caroline Chouler-Tisser, Kathryn Hearn and Jack WheelerOne of the key components for C&C’s latest exhibition Lay of the Land in King's Lynn and the reason so many visitors have praised the quality of the work in the exhibition is the significant contribution made by artists and makers who work in ceramics. Thanks to artists like James Evans, Kathryn Hearn, and Nessie Stonebridge the exhibition marks the degree to which applied and contemporary art practice have transgressed during the last twenty-five years, confounding conventions for the medium, and opening up new possibilities for landscape as a genre.
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First week of Double Take: James Evans, Susan Gunn and Tassie Russell
Four hundred in four days, visit The Crypt Gallery
Installation by James Evans, Susan Gunn and Tassie RussellDouble Take opened on Friday 10 May and we have already welcomed over 400 visitors to view work by James Evans, Susan Gunn and Tassie Russell.
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Spotlight: Victoria Fenn
New table top sculpture for 2023
Crown III, 2023Victoria Fenn is a sculptor exploring memories and landscape motivated by her personal connection to the Cambridgeshire Fens, where she grew up on the family farm.
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Gallery Visit: Ernst Gamperl
At Houghton Hall, Norfolk, until 25 September
Ernst Gamperl installation in the Stone Hall Houghton HallFour years ago the sculptor and master wood turner, Ernst Gamperl, took delivery of a gift from the Marquess and Marchioness of Cholmondeley. It was an oak tree, recently felled, thought to be one of the trees already present when the Houghton Hall Estate was first established three hundred years ago, in 1722 by Sir Robert Walpole.
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River's Edge: Exhibition Launch
Group exhibition at BallroomArts, Aldeburgh
River's Edge, Jack Wheeler's installation at BallroomArtsC&C's latest pop-up exhibition at BallroomArts, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, is opening Tuesday 7 June at 10am, taking place in both gallery spaces. The Courtyard Gallery, at ground level contains a group exhibition comprising more than twenty artists who have a strong connection with the Suffolk coast and the landscape of East Anglia.The first floor ballroom houses bird sculptures by the late Emily Mayer, new sculpture by Jack Wheeler and Beth Groom.
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Avant Gardeners
New C&C exhibition will open 1 May 2022
Our next exhibition Avant Gardeners will be in the Stables at Houghton Hall, from 1 May until 25 September 2022. It will celebrate the horticultural and cultivated landscape behind and beyond the garden wall.
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Final Touches Completed
Welcome to our first exhibition of contemporary art and handmade objectcs in the stables at Houghton Hall
Houghton Hall Pop Up installation 2017We opened our new exhibition in the stables to the public, Sunday 30 April. Houghton Hall opens between 11am to 5pm every Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holiday Mondays,
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The stable block with the main house beyond, Houghton HallAs Houghton Hall prepares to open TheGuardian publishes an article about the opening of Richard Long's much anticipated exhibition in the grounds and house. We are delighted to be exhibiting the work of over 40 Norfolk artists and designers alongside.
