East Anglia Art Fund

East Anglia Art Fund The East Anglian Art Fund (EAAF) is dedicated to enriching cultural life in our region by supporting the best in exhibitions and art education.

Louisa Longstaff-Scales, How Morning Feels'This is a painting about being enveloped in morning. It is a painting how it ...
13/06/2026

Louisa Longstaff-Scales, How Morning Feels

'This is a painting about being enveloped in morning. It is a painting how it feels to be about standing on the land in the early morning, as it is newly lit with a low golden light. The sensation of being surrounded by morning as the light carries you out of night and confronts you with a beauty that is bigger that yourself, and places you squarely into the fresh, present, possibility of a new day.'

Last days to see In Proximity (until June 14). EAAF Members visit Norwich Castle for free.

Telfer Stokes, Vecu'My purpose is to bring very different elements together to make a cohesive whole object. The subject...
12/06/2026

Telfer Stokes, Vecu

'My purpose is to bring very different elements together to make a cohesive whole object. The subject of this piece is in the title: Vecu is a French word and it summarises something lived or experienced.'

In Proximity continues until June 14. EAAF Members visit Norwich Castle for free.

Harry Cory Wright in residence at Monica Vinader Studios, Holkham. Beautiful new work. Intriguing gold shed!
11/06/2026

Harry Cory Wright in residence at Monica Vinader Studios, Holkham. Beautiful new work. Intriguing gold shed!

Amanda Ansell, SparkleThis small abstract began with the artist's experience of floodwater and moonlight. The compositio...
10/06/2026

Amanda Ansell, Sparkle

This small abstract began with the artist's experience of floodwater and moonlight. The composition explores submerged terrain, shifting reflections, and saturation. It is a study in tonal restraint and a response to the emotional resonance of place. Ansell reflects that 'The two circles (moon/moon reflection) become a formal device – a means to hold stillness and movement in tension, and to evoke glimmers on the surface of depth.'

In Proximity continues until June 14. EAAF Members visit Norwich Castle for free.

James Metsoja, Grandad’s BoatOf this small and beautiful painting James writes: 'Grandad's Boat is a painting of my mate...
09/06/2026

James Metsoja, Grandad’s Boat

Of this small and beautiful painting James writes: 'Grandad's Boat is a painting of my maternal Grandad's box of blue chalks that I turned into a sculpture of an ark-like boat. I have one memory of him. While I was making the painting I thought also about my paternal Grandad and how when he was sixteen he fled Estonia during the second World War and embarked on a harrowing journey ending in a Wales. This small boat painting is my heritage.'

In Proximity continues until June 14. EAAF Members visit Norwich Castle for free.

A fantastic film screening this afternoon of Beatrice Gibson’s I Hope I’m Loud When I’m Dead, 2018, and Gustavo Balbela’...
08/06/2026

A fantastic film screening this afternoon of Beatrice Gibson’s I Hope I’m Loud When I’m Dead, 2018, and Gustavo Balbela’s The Radiator, 2024. Followed by a great conversation between Gustavo and Dr Nick Warr. Thank you!

Ed Halsey, White CloudEd Halsey creates small-scale two dimensional works that play with a floating sense of time. With ...
06/06/2026

Ed Halsey, White Cloud
Ed Halsey creates small-scale two dimensional works that play with a floating sense of time. With a strong emphasis on colour and line these paintings often focus on the familiar. ‘The main thought with White Cloud was to not make another nocturnal picture which seems to be my go-to. Keeping the movement and the white became the aim, with enough description of place.’

In Proximity continues until June 14. EAAF Members visit Norwich Castle for free.
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Tor Falcon, May Blossom, DuskTor Falcon has for many years worked outside, drawing the world around her, often focussing...
05/06/2026

Tor Falcon, May Blossom, Dusk
Tor Falcon has for many years worked outside, drawing the world around her, often focussing on long-term projects that have recorded paths, rivers and the movements of the moon. Of this work Falcon writes, ‘Here I am engulfed in blossom, struggling to fit the entirety of this thorn bush onto my paper. I have known and admired and been interested in this thorn since I first noticed its serrated leaves in the sward of the big field about 30 years ago’.

In Proximity continues until June 14. EAAF Members visit Norwich Castle for free.

Last chance to see Out of the Depths . Extraordinary new work by Frances Kearney and George Nuku - addressing the ancien...
05/06/2026

Last chance to see Out of the Depths . Extraordinary new work by Frances Kearney and George Nuku - addressing the ancient origins, the deep history of ideas and the sacred practices of lives lived on our coast, with work made in material old and new.

We had an unforgettable day at Hemingford Grey Manor with the marvellous Diana Boston, learning about the incredible liv...
04/06/2026

We had an unforgettable day at Hemingford Grey Manor with the marvellous Diana Boston, learning about the incredible lives of artists Lucy Boston, author of the Green Knowe children’s books, and Elizabeth Vellacott. Our thanks to our guides Ian Collins and Frances Spalding for all the wonderful stories they shared. Truly delightful!

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