In March we are pleased to welcome two artists in the media of performance and film, and photography, to talk about their work.

 

Dais Dodsworth and Martin Kurrein will each speak about their practice, all welcome, please arrive for 7.30pm with a seated format at the chapel.

Our second meeting of the year is also an ‘open’ one, with all welcome with or without artwork to display.

 

From 7.30pm at the chapel, Park Lane.

All welcome to our first ‘open’ meeting of the year!

 

Please bring some art along to display – and do ask as our Chair, Craig Frost, will be very happy to introduce anyone new to the group meetings.

Tuesday 2 December – our annual festive evening meeting – thanks to all who brought such a feast – with table full of food, savoury and sweet, and drink.

The festive quiz returned too! Thanks so much to Rory McShane, Barry Watkins and Joanna Reynolds for combining to create such unique arty entertainment!

 

From 7.30pm at The Chapel, Park Lane, Norwich NR2 3EF.

Tuesday 4 November at 7.30pm

 

Huge thanks to Liz, Grace and Layla for talking about their art practice, and engaging with questions, much appreciated!

 

 

Layla Adams, Elizabeth Maw, Grace Watts – graduate member artist talks

Works shown from Layla, Elizabeth and Grace.

All welcome – our meetings are free to attend.

 

The Chapel, Park Lane, Norwich NR2 3EF

Tuesday 7 October at 7.30pm

Douglas Farthing – Artist talk

Thanks to everyone who came to hear Doug, a great talk and a full house at the chapel!

 

 

Thanks to Douglas for coming to discuss art and life, including a recent residency on a remote Scottish island.

Earlier this year Douglas’s exhibition, Neutrality was shown at Mandell’s, powerful work – showing precision in visual reportage, as well as painterly gesture and such depth to his subjects. With the following summary: For three years Douglas Farthing has been travelling through Ukraine, Gaza and South Sudan helping people in the most dangerous of circumstances. This exhibition was his response to living in these areas of conflict. ‘Probably the best art incorporates and digests misery and evil… Goya and Picasso’ – Paul Fenner, from a conversation with Douglas Farthing.

Here’s a link to a review and images from a recent drawing exhibition, where a sketchbook was shown among other works: Royal Drawing School 25th Anniversary Exhibition (review) — London Art Roundup

 

An exhibition to celebrate 80 years of  Norwich 20 Group

Saturday 6 September Saturday 4 October 2025

Plus coming soon…