A moving review of the Outsider exhibition with video with Cllr. Wendy Fredericks, from NNDC
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Cromer Lockdown Views
An opportunity to be creative and to use Lockdown Isolation as subject matter.
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Cromer Artspace joins Bloomberg Connects
Cromer Artspace have released a multimedia digital guide through the support of Bloomberg Philanthropies. The free digital guide, available on Bloomberg Connects, an app featuring content on a growing group of important cultural organizations around the world, offers a new way to explore the art around Cromer. With photos, audio, and video offering insight into…
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The paintings in this exhibition explore meanings and context through Modernist and Postmodernist approaches to painting. The buildings and the history they imbue act as potent subject matter for the artist’s visual exploration.
