Art Exhibitions

Art Exhibitions


Exhibitions are hung on the upstairs Ramp and in the Gallery.

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Entry to the exhibitions is free and the Gallery can be viewed:


Mondays to Saturdays 10am-3pm – when the box office is open and there are no events taking place in the gallery.

Also Wednesdays to Saturdays from 6.30pm during performances.


If you are travelling any distance, please call the Theatre to check that the gallery is open.



Earthwake Art Club Children's Art Exhibition:

Celebrating Our World

Monday 24th August - Saturday 5th September


    


This celebratory art exhibition is generously offered by children who have attended Earthwake Art Club over the years.
A sensory delight with our living world being the motivating force.

Be swept off your feet by a diverse collection of the children’s favourite pieces and their words that go hand in hand with the images.
Each art piece presents unique creative expression and displays innate artistic freedom and confidence from a child’s perspective.



The Life and Times of the Fisher Theatre

Monday 14th September - Saturday 17th October


To mark 20 years since our re-opening, this exhibition explores the Fisher’s colourful history, from its early days as part of David Fisher’s ambitious Theatre Circuit, its closure, alternative uses and demise.

Happily in 2006 it was rescued and experienced a wonderful renaissance, and over the last two decades has become the thriving venue that it is today, back in its place at the very heart of the community.



Lands-Marks and Sea-Scapes by

Stephen Ogden and John Ogden

Monday 26th October - Saturday 21st November

Brothers, Stephen and John, are exhibiting together for the first time, presenting different interpretations of the natural world.

Stephen Ogden

Stephen’s love of the natural environment has always been present and therefore has influenced his artworks of the seascapes and landscapes displayed in this exhibition.

Stephen finds inspiration from various locations, where he has lived and time spent on vacations.

John Ogden

Throughout his entire art-making career, John has always returned to a common theme of interpreting our natural world through various media, including painting, drawing, sculpture, and low relief. While drawn to the natural and organic aspects of our landscape, he often notes the impact that people have had on it.

Christmas at Crumble Cottage:

An exhibition of traditional pen and ink illustrations by

Stephen Yorke

Monday 30th November - Thursday 31st December




Stephen won a place at Moseley School of Art aged 11, where he studied classical rendering techniques in all aspects of art. Now a professional artist and writer, living in Bungay, he has written and illustrated four enchanting books in the Crumble Cottage series.

Crumble Cottage is the home of Rosemary and Sedgewick Pucklechurch and is a place where the true spirit of Christmas lives still. In tales of their idyllic, idiosyncratic, rural lifestyle, winter always brings snow, log fires crackle, and candles glow.

Their unending, highly infectious love of Christmas is captured in this collection of original drawings and signed, Limited-edition prints.