Alec Cumming
Alec Cumming paints the brilliant colour of places visited, dreamed and remembered. 'My work is a playful, vibrant capturing of moments and adventures.'
EAAF is also committed to supporting the local artistic community. We do this by giving grants to exhibitions, creating art education opportunities, bringing our members and artists together through events and studio visits and organising selling shows.
EAAF is keen to create opportunities for local artists to show and sell their work. Every few years we organise an Open Art Show at Norwich Castle which generates income for both the artists and ourselves via commissions and submission fees. In 2018 the Open Art Show Inheritance was organised alongside The Square Box on the Hill, an exhibition celebrating the 900 year history of Norwich Castle.
In 2021 we were delighted to support the 6th Norwich Castle Open Art Show, Somewhere Unexpected. The exhibition featured new work by 38 artists based in the region - revealing their relationships to their immediate landscapes in the shifting context of a global pandemic. Somewhere Unexpected was on show in the Timothy Gurney Gallery at Norwich Castle as part of the bicentenary celebrations marking the death of John Crome, a founder of the Norwich School of Artists. The exhibition was selected by Amanda Geitner, Rosy Gray, Henry Jackson Newcomb and Danny Keen.
Take a look at the work of some of our artist members. If you are an artist, EAAF membership entitles you to feature your work here.
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Alexandra Last
With a deep fascination for all things visual, Alexandra Last's current focus is landscape painting, looking at the beauty to be found in the here and now, in both expected and unexpected vistas.
Alison Henry
Alison is a sculptor living in North Norfolk taking her inspiration from forms, patterns and shapes in the natural world.
Alistair Carr
Alistair is a landscape colourist who has lived in some of the planet's most remote wildernesses. His work is in private and public collections.
Brüer Tidman
Brüer Tidman is a figurative painter based in Great Yarmouth.
Caroline Munn
Caroline Munn's quietly unsettling photographs stem from childhood memories and dreams.
Christine Allman
The artist applies multiple layers of tempera, creating light, shadow, texture, form, whilst intuitively absorbing, transforming visual clues from the physical world of landscape, offering a sense of ‘other’.
Claire Cansick
Claire paints our relationship with nature, expressing her emotional response through colour. She approaches climate change issues by capturing images from news reports, developing them into works of beauty and devastation.
David Jones
I am a painter and printmaker. My prints are predominantly topographical. In my painting I look for subjects where colour and pattern play significant roles.
Emma Blount
Following thirty years making stained glass windows, Emma now makes framed glass paintings of birds and drawings of lions with people, describing the relationship between God and mankind.
Gerard Stamp
Gerard Stamp is a contemporary English figurative watercolour painter.
Gill Levin
Painter Gill Levin trained at Chelsea School of Art in the 1950s and moved to Norfolk in the early 80s. Fascinated by the spaces between lines, industrial landscapes have been a source of inspiration, as are the structure of grasses and trees.
Graham High
Graham High's current sculptural work in foundry bronze is biomorphic in character and both visceral and spiritual in its emotional impact.
Gus Farnes
Gus Farnes is a sculptor based in Suffolk whose work explores our connection to one another and our relationship to the environments and landscapes we inhabit.
Guy Allen
Guy uses a two-hundred year old printing press producing limited edition prints with the technique invented by William Blake.
Helen Breach
Drawing, particularly life-drawing and the human body, form the basis of my work from anatomical expressionism, to prints, ceramic figures & site-specific installations.
Jamie Andrews
Jamie Andrews takes from a punk ethos to use satire, mockery and irony to record life in a contemporary world with empathy towards his fellow man and the environment.
Jane Human
Jane’s landscape inspired work is characterised by a powerful sense of place, with emphasis on colour and a contemplative spirit - creating spaces to be lingered within and slowly journeyed through.
Joceline Wickham
I concentrate on small Still Life paintings. I am interested in looking closely at and paying attention to the beauty and strangeness of ordinary things.
John Christie
John Christie makes geometric abstractions based on sources as diverse as architectural drawings and military camouflage systems.
John Crossley
The work evolves through observation of my external environment, forms develop through drawing and re-drawing. Colour and form come together to create a narrative that engages not only the surface but also the viewer.
John Kiki
John Kiki is a figurative painter based in Great Yarmouth.
Karen Turner
Karen Turner is a portrait and figure artist based in Suffolk. Working predominantly in pencil, she’s naturally methodical and uses a minimalistic, sculptural style to capture the essence of her sitter.
Kate Giles
Based in Norfolk, Kate Giles' work focuses on a profound and vigorous engagement with the spirit of place : an alertness to familiar landscape, to what is 'known by heart' and the feeling at the time.
Keron Beattie
Keron’s work is concerned with fragmentation, remaking and wholeness and the potential of materials to transform. He is particularly interested in using traditional tools and techniques to create contemporary work.
Kirsten Riley
Kirsten Riley’s works in mixed media is abstract/figurative - inspired by mood, memory and dreams and reflecting the changing and challenging world around her.
Lara Cobden
Lara Cobden is a figurative artist based in Norfolk. Focusing on memory and a sense of place, her paintings are a response to the natural world around her.
Laurie Rudling
Laurie is a printmaker specialising in etching and collagraphs. A Norwich 20 Group and Printfair member, he also exhibits widely around England through fairs and galleries.
Malca Schotten
Malca Schotten's work is about life, labour and documentation and ranges from large-scale public projects to more private carefully crafted drawings. Dark, expressive, energetic, sculptural; evoking visual references to a European heritage.
Martin Battye
Martin Battye is a painter of rich and complex abstract colour fields.
Mary Mellor
Mary Mellor is a Norfolk based fine artist making reliefs and paintings.
Michael Waller-Bridge
A photographer specialising in portraiture, abstracts and previously in holography. Exhibited nationally and internationally with works held in collections including the Parliamentary Art Collection. Married to Rosemary Goodenough & lives in Norfolk.
Paul Smith
I am a realist painter trying to capture the magic of the natural world. I attempt to produce paintings that are tactile, sensitive and meaningful to me.
Peter Baldwin
Peter Baldwin's work innovates within a modernist tradition embracing a relational aesthetic.
Peter Norton
Peter Norton is a photographer intent on capturing abstract patterns in nature. Objects are eschewed, patterns and planes of colour are hunted out and faithfully reproduced.
Peter Rodolfo
I am more interested in the inaccuracies of memories than by their precision, so my work treads the borderline between dreams & reality.
Red K Elders
Red K Elders lives near the wild salt marshes of the Norfolk coast. Known for mythical pencil drawings inspired by ancient Gods and Goddesses, lately Elders has focused on portraits of children, often with their animal familiars or friends.
Rhonda Whitehead
Rhonda Whitehead's paintings capture everyday instances of decay - such as the gradual weathering of an urban building, or the breakdown of vegetation - rendered in abstraction to produce works that are vibrant, unsettling and endlessly absorbing.
Robert Priseman
Robert Priseman is a painter and founder, with artist Simon Carter, of Contemporary British Painting.
Rosemary Goodenough
Paints with oils using cloths & knives, draws with charcoal & sculpts in clay. Exhibitions include Barcelona, Berlin, Edinburgh, London, Salzburg and Florence Biennale. Works in collections worldwide. Married to Michael Waller-Bridge & lives in Norfolk.
Sally Hirst
My work is about the environments I encounter. The textures, shadows and structures; the experiences imagined and recollected, all dictate the narrative - the sense of place.
Sara Freakley
Sara Freakley works in a variety of media using a balance of colour and composition to express ideas routed in a sense of place and the transient paths of human existence.
Spadge Hopkins
Spadge Hopkins is a sculptor working with volume, void and shadow, making metal sculptures, in copper or steel, which are sometimes kinetic with lighting.
Suzanne Seed
Suzanne Seed is a contemporary silversmith based in Norfolk who uses various traditional and contemporary techniques to create new and original forms.
Vanessa Pooley
Vanessa specialises in figurative bronze statues grown out of her fascination with the curves and flowing lines of the female form.