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Feature Gallery Exhibitions - yearly events
 
 
 New shows for 2010
 
Main Gallery Showings:
March ASAT
The Association of Suffolk Arts Teachers
 
 
LAYERS

An exhibition of Art work made by teachers living and working in Suffolk

The

Upstairs

Gallery

Beccles

 

27th February – 27th March 2010

 

YOU ARE INVITED TO THE OPENING OF THIS EXHIBITION ON FRIDAY 5TH MARCH

 

 REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED

 
NOW ON
 
 
 
Easter - Annie Rice
Beccles Based artist Annie Rice won this years Suffolk Open Studios art prize for her painting 'Bird with Attitude'.
 
1st - 17th April
 
Viewing evening
Thursday 1st april
refreshments and an opportunity to mett with Annie Rice.
Workshops with Annie are available throughout the year.
 
 
May - Nova
1st - 31st May
A wonderful opportunity to sample the delights of our North Norfolk Artists.
     
This is an extremely popular exhibition, bringing the County of Norfolk into the County of Suffolk, if you would like to attend the opening of this event, you will need to contact 01502 717191 or email your address to bigartgallery@aol.com for your exclusive invitation. 
 
 
BECCLES TRAIL - June
 All About Beccles - select Beccles Artists displaying works about - BECCLES!
 
July
FIVE - Group show from five rising stars of Suffolk
Debbie Cushing, Janet Piehl, Rosemary Pummell, Paula White,  and Marilyn Thomas
 
 
August PRINT print PRINT 
 
September - Hilli Thompson 
 
October - Tom Lundlack
 
November - Suffolk Crafty Folk
 
DECEMBER CHRISTMAS SPARKLE EVENT
 
January - Paul Griggs
 
    'I always paint wet-on-wet using oils, and love the vibrancy of the colours and the beautiful blends of tones that I can create with this medium. I have always resisted using quick drying acrylics as I believe that oils have a look of quality and depth in colour that truly enhance any painting.

I paint in a semi-abstract style and always straight onto a blank canvas. I never sketch beforehand as I feel it restricts my creativity.
I am very much self-taught, and I believe that this has in fact helped me remain very loose in the way I express myself on canvas
.'
 
February - Michelle Payne
  sold
 
A new show of highly textured working with acrylic.
Michelles work is sought after, with work now being acquired for private collectors, and over UK and Europe.
Due to previous collection being sold, this is a brand new showing of works 2009/2010
If you would like to attend the opening of this event - please email bigartgallery@aol.com with the words INVITATION - Michelle Payne
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
 
Student show 2009  
 
This was a huge success, and was attended by PR and Events newsmaker Amanda Sandford Taylor, with coverage in The Eastern Daily Press for this event.