designermakers21designermakers21 welcomes back Diss High School A-level art students, with another fantastic showcase of work.
Come and visit the exhibition from 26th June – 11th July, open Thursdays to Saturdays 10am-5pm.
Join the students to celebrate at the private view on Friday 26th June from 4-6pm, all welcome.
An exhibition of photographical work from two Norfolk artists, Kally Davidson and Fay Jones.
Both with an eye for the subtle and the sublime, these two recorders of the curiously cordate have banded together to bring you their most heartfelt findings.
The wild hearts come, some in fleeting moments, their pulse strong but brief, marking temporal changes, and some steadily, with their small yet sturdy beats, witness to the longer flows of time.
With eyes wide open you too can receive love from the wild hearts.
The exhibition runs from Saturday 4th – Saturday 25th September 2025.
Preview evening Friday 3rd October 6:45-9pm, everybody welcome
Opening Times: Thursday-Saturday, 10am-5pm
Location: Upstairs Exhibition Space at designermakers21, Diss
Our third open exhibition, Summer expo ’23 features the work of over 60 artists, working across many disciplines. The show is a celebration of local talent and creativity.
Open until 26th August, Thursday to Saturday 10am-5pm.
We are inviting submissions to the third Summer Open Exhibition, to be held in the Gallery Upstairs from the 3rd to 26th August. Submissions are on a first come first served basis, and limited to one piece per artist. To register your interest please email joy@jhmosaics.co.uk and kateweltonceramics@gmail.com.
The next Showcase will run throughout February, March and April. We are excited to welcome three local artists to the showcase exhibition space, which is located on the first floor at designermakers21. Exhibiting work will be Keeley Chapman, Gemma Hill and Becky Whatley.
Visit the exhibition from the 3rd February during our opening hours Thursday to Saturday 10am-5pm.
Keeley Chapman – Ceramic Sculpture
Handmade clay sculptures, finished using a range of firing techniques including raku, saggar and smoke firing.
Gemma Hill – Photography
Gemma’s photographs often draw inspiration from nature, her dog and horse, and the local countryside. Framed and unframed prints available.
Becky Whatley – Pyrography Painting & Needle Felting
Images from the wild places of the local area, including fens and woodland. The pictures combine oil painting and pyrography, to emphasize the drawing. Needle felted animals in hand dyed colours, will also feature in this exhibition.
