The George Farnham Gallery

current exhibition

Winter 2021

The exhibition runs until 28 February 2021

Welcome to the George Farnham Gallery. We opened our doors in 2016 and have been showcasing and promoting the work of local creatives ever since. Feel free to browse our online shop or alternatively visit our gallery in the historic market town of Saxmundham in Suffolk to see our collection close up.

Covid-19 Update

It’s begining to look a lot like Christmas …. finally.

As we exit lockdown v2, and enter teir 2, we are open with the appropriate Covid-19 procedures in place. so … masks to be worn, hand sanitiser at the door, and the NHS QR code to scan for track and trace.

So … together with our online offerings, you can now walk into the Gallery. Looking forward to welcoming you back to the High Street.

Gary, Michael and of course … George

The George Farnham Gallery

Featuring works by the following artists;

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Ruth McCabe

Ruth works in a range of media, and has achieved much acclaim for her boundary breaking, innovative use of watercolour. This work has been successful in the Sunday Times Watercolour and Royal Watercolour Society Contemporary Competitions, and has been exhibited in The Mall and Bankside Galleries, London.

Bruce Graham

He derives much of his inspiration from the dramatic and varied Scottish scenery and his paintings reflect his unique interpretation of our stunning landscapes, with the coastline seascapes, cliffs and rock formations lending themselves to the use of palette knives to create layers of texture. Bruce works mainly in oils, using both brush and palette knife to create paintings with style and depth. He is always keen to experiment with vivid colours capturing the beauty of the Scottish countryside.

Chris Newson

Chris was born in Saxmundham, Suffolk
Chris is known mostly as an oil painter working closely with Maggi Hambling who mentors him and his work. Film making and photography are an extension of his ongoing artistic skills

Loraine Wilson

Her paintings and sketches are inspired by her local walks in Suffolk that take her through the landscape and woodlands to the energy of the coast. She often returns as the seasons and rhythms change throughout the year. Her aim is to express the spirit and patterns of her subject with imagination, colour, line and form.

Mercedes Oakley

Designer-maker working in glass creating colourful hand-made pieces

Suzanne Campbell

Glass artist based in Norfolk making Scandi style glass tree decorations, dioche glass earrings and pendants