Cromer is getting widely known for being an up and coming seaside town, recognised for art as well as waves and fish and chips. Artspace on the Prom was recognised in the Sunday Times recently as contributing to the appeal of Cromer as a destination.
One of Cromer’s iconic seafront buildings has been given a new lease of life with plans to redevelop the Art Deco building on the promenade. Cromer Artspace and North Norfolk District Council have agreed plans to turn the building into a new Art Space for the town. The charity, which was behind the Bigger Picture…
12 April 2023 until 18 April 2023 The PROSPECT of a collective staff and student exhibition highlights the broad SCOPE of today’s current and emerging artists whose new works will debut in the coastal SCENE of the Cromer Art Space show.
Selection A huge thanks to all the artists, over 180, who submitted work for this year’s Cromer Open. The selection panel have chosen work from the following artists:
Ruth Butler uses shapes and patterns found in both natural and man made forms, interested in the interaction between chance and control and our emotive response to colour.
Cromer’s popular Artspace on the Prom will be drier next year thanks to a grant from the Government’s Community Ownership Fund, meaning art-lovers can enjoy more exhibitions and activities.
The art works around Cromer that formed the Bigger Picture project have been removed and put into storage while we develop plans for more great works around Cromer from September 2022. Watch this (art)space for details of an exciting project in conjunction with the National Gallery. The following artists were in The Bigger Picture: