Nine Above Sea Level at The Peter Pears Gallery, Aldeburgh
“Nine Above Sea Level” yearly exhibiton at Peter Pears Gallery, the High Street, Aldeburgh, will be open daily from 10am to 5pm, from March 30th to April 4th inclusive, showing prints, paintings, drawings and 3d work by Christine Buttery, Graciela Díaz, Judy Lukacs, Kay Nightingale, Michael Philpot, Norma Pitfield, Tony Richards, Katharine Roney and Judith Wilson.
As usual, these people produce outstanding work. You will not be disappointed!
I was researching Norma Pitfield and was wondering if she was a Tutor at Thomas Huxley College during the 1960s to 1970s?
Hoping you can help me,
Mandy Harlow
Dear Mandy
I was a student at Buckingham Gate Sec School from 1959 – 1964.London SW1
I had an Arts teacher called Norma Pitfield, I am not sure if this is the same Norma Pitfield you are looking for.
Hello All,
I am looking forward to coming along to see the exhibition at The Peter Pears Gallery, Is there a phone number for the gallery? Please could you email it to me as I cannot find a number.
Many Thanks, tess.
This may be the Norma Pitfield who was my Course Leader on the Art Teachers Certificate Course at Trent Park College, 1976-77.
I am curious to know if she is particularly as I now would very much like to obtain a copy of her book about drawing which she published sometime in 1977 and which I never obtained at the time.
@Mandy Harlow
Norma Pitfield was my teacher. A great person an an inspiration to me. I am desparate to know whatbecame of her after leaving Buckingham Gate School
Please could someone give me advise on being included in a joint exhibition. I am a print maker, etching, (large and colourful) and painter, large, colourful canvases based on Kimonos and other clothing, decorative and designerish, I worked as a set designer in TV for many years. I now live and have studio in Aldeburgh. Have work with BICHA, www. bicha.co.uk
Dear Anna,
We have now emigrated and have no contact – other than the internet – with UK artists, but usually, to be included in a joint exhibition, you just have to form a group of fellow artists and organise the event. If you are new to Suffolk, Aldeburgh has a number of art groups that you could join. Visit other local exhibitions, talk to artists and comment about your work and ideas. Another option, since you have a studio, would be to join Suffolk Open Studios. (http://www.suffolkopenstudios.co.uk/). Good luck!