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Katherine Barney Ceramics – 2nd to 8th September
Bright, quirky hand painted ceramics using flowers, birds, nature as inspiration.

She sells her work at Holkham Hall, Wiveton Hall and Jarrolds in Norwich.

Peter Ward Online Ceramics – 9th to 15th September
Online Ceramics Gallery represents forty of the UK’s leading contemporary ceramic artists and potters. From Mousehole in Cornwall to Edinburgh in Scotland Online Ceramics visits the artists in their studios and selects a representative cross section of their work for the gallery. All the artists have a minimum of 10 years professional experience and many of them have been making for over 40 years. 

Steve Higton – 16th to 22th September
Stephen Higton is a Suffolk based impressionistic, landscape and seascape artist, working in traditional oil paints. His love of the East Anglia coast is depicted in his atmospheric paintings of the area.

Eastern Edge – 23th to 29th September
A small but varied group of artists living near the east Suffolk coast, exhibit at the Aldeburgh Gallery each Spring and Autumn, since 2013. Coordinated by Tricia davidson (painter) and Bill Haward (drawing & collage). Other artists included Marilyn Jackson (painter) and ceramicists Jean McIntosh and Fiona Shreeve. Ni Gooding (prints) will join us this year.

Take 4 – 30th September to 6th October
A new art exhibition by four local artists Brian Coetzee, Tobias Ford, Ben Baglio and Henri Velliers working in different mediums paintings, digital silks, steel sculptures, ceramics and silk screen prints in order to express form and using the Suffolk Landscape as inspiration.
An exhibition not to be missed.

Conversations with the Land – 7th to 13th October
This is an exhibition by the Traces Group – including Sheila Frankland, Gillian Warner, Karin Bourne and Lori Donaldson.
Their new work is in several mediums including acrylic and oil and wax paintings, drawing, collage, print making and stitch. The focus is on the landscape of East Anglia and their personal responses to it.

David Elliot – 14th to 20th October
Working locally and at Heatherley’s Art School in London, David’s engaging oil paintings celebrate the traditional preoccupations of all figurative artists ; value, form and colour in landscapes, still life, and portraiture.