Works from 20th-century East Anglian artists are set to be showcased at Eastward at Openspace, from 11 to 19 April.
Top image: Stephenson’s Rocket by John O’Connor
With artwork reflecting the horizons of East Anglia, drawing on the Modern British artists and art schools of four counties, the exhibition is presented by Oriel Fine Art and Inexpensive Progress.
A mixed exhibition encompassing works from artists who lived in Suffolk, Norfolk and Essex or who worked at art schools such as Cambridge School of Art, Benton End, Colchester School of Art or Norwich School of Art, featured artists will include Edward Bawden, John Nash, Walter Hoyle, Michael Rothenstein, Tessa Newcomb, Rowland Suddaby, Lionel Bulmer, John O’Connor, John Bolam and R.T. Durrant. Work will also be available to purchase.
During the exhibition, Robjn Cantus will give several talks as author and expert on the Great Bardfield artists:
11 April: 2pm
‘Edward Bawden & Great Bardfield’
12 April: 2pm
‘The world of Lucie Aldridge’
18 April: 2pm
‘Women at work: artists in the east’
Taking place 11am-5pm from 11 to 19 April at Openspace, 54a Cherry Hinton Rd CB1 7AA, the exhibition is closed on Monday and Tuesday. Find out more on Instagram @camopen.space and online at camopen.space