Gallery
St Gregory's displays a wide range of art from both well-known and not-so-well known local artists. On this page you can see some of the works currently on display. Art that has been shown at St Gregory's in the past can be can be found in the Gallery Archive.
Gallery Archive
To view more work by artists who have exhibited at St Gregory's in the past, please click on the images below.
Proud!
Friday 2 to Saturday 31 July 2010
An exhibition extravaganza organised by Norwich Pride featuring LGBT artists and LGBT inspired work.
Jemma Watts
Much of the work of artist Jemma Watts explores systems of power that govern everyday life. The technique used to create the Domesticity series is cliché verre, a method whereby an image is first drawn on a transparent surface such as glass or film and then printing on a light and sensitive paper.
Jemma Watts, Domesticity, cliché Verre, 2009
Vince Laws
Norfolk-based poet and artist Vince Laws is the current Norwich Pride Poet Laureate. His poetry play The Small Frayed Knot has received widespread acclaim and he recently published a selection of his poetry in Beckham by the balls.
Please visit Vince's website and/or blog for more information.
Vince Laws, This is what you did to my head, 2009
Ole Skauge
Ole Skauge, AKA 'Moose', work aims to create movement by working with with lines, shapes and colours that contrast and complement.
Ole Skauge, Landscape 2, oil paint on board, 2009
Eloise O'Hare
Eloise O'Hare is a painter, illustrator, puppet maker and fashion designer from Norwich. More of her work can be viewed on her website and blog.
Eloise O'Hare, St Patrick Glendalough, acrylics on canvas, 2009
Lin Hornby
Equus depicts a boy safe in the loving protection of the object of his worship and desire. Is it a dream, fantasy or reality?
Lin Hornby, Equus, acrylics on canvas
Michael Conway
Anger/Wrath is part of a series called Farther Forgive Me depicting the seven deadly sins.
Michael Conway, Anger/Wrath, Acrylic and ink on canvas, 2010