BINHAM ART GROUP
Binham, Hindringham Road
by John Hill
STOP PRESS
Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th August
10am to 5 pm both days
'Not to be missed'
Binham Art Group Annual Exhibition in the Binham Memorial Hall
for more details click here
Now showing - "The Summer Collection" at the
Gallery @ The Chequers
a broad range of seasonal pictures inspired by all things Summer.
Now available in the Archive - details of Bob Crooks excellent demonstration
10am to 5 pm both days
'Not to be missed'
Binham Art Group Annual Exhibition in the Binham Memorial Hall
for more details click here
Now showing - "The Summer Collection" at the
Gallery @ The Chequers
a broad range of seasonal pictures inspired by all things Summer.
Now available in the Archive - details of Bob Crooks excellent demonstration
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ABOUT USBINHAM ART GROUPWe are a friendly group of amateur artists who meet on Tuesday Mornings in the Binham Village Memorial Hall from 9.30- 12.30. We tend to work on our own projects, although roughly every 6 weeks or so we have a workshop or presentation from an established local artist.
We particularly encourage beginners and willingly share our skills, tips and techniques. You can stay for 2 hours (£3) or 3 Hours (£4) which includes a coffee and biscuit break. A selection of our work for sale can be seen in the village pub, at the Gallery @ The Chequers and each year we hold an annual summer exhibition in August, please see our Events page for details. For any enquiries please call John Hill on 01328 830378 or Brenda/Lionel Wilde on 01263 711658 |
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History of Binham Art Group
Originally called the Binham Guild of Artists the group was founded seventeen years ago by James Bucknill, with the help of Roberta Langford. The intention was to encourage people to join an informal group to draw and paint in Binham Village Memorial Hall. James taught art in a very large comprehensive school and then lectured at an art college in Rotherham. He came to live in Binham and shared his enthusiasm for art through the weekly painting group. From just a few members it steadily grew in size over the years and the group was open to anyone who wanted to paint or draw.
After James died in 2015; and on the retirement of Roberta, the Group changed it’s name to the Binham Art Group and is now led by John Hill, a water colourist. It has around twenty five members who draw and paint in all mediums and in a variety of styles. The group is informal and members, if they wish, can discuss their painting techniques and offer advice if needed. A very successful art exhibition is held annually in August in the Village Hall where members can show and sell their work,. Frequent demonstrations, which are open to visitors, are given by professional artists. These are advertised on our Events page and in the Norfolk Local Lynx magazine.
Originally called the Binham Guild of Artists the group was founded seventeen years ago by James Bucknill, with the help of Roberta Langford. The intention was to encourage people to join an informal group to draw and paint in Binham Village Memorial Hall. James taught art in a very large comprehensive school and then lectured at an art college in Rotherham. He came to live in Binham and shared his enthusiasm for art through the weekly painting group. From just a few members it steadily grew in size over the years and the group was open to anyone who wanted to paint or draw.
After James died in 2015; and on the retirement of Roberta, the Group changed it’s name to the Binham Art Group and is now led by John Hill, a water colourist. It has around twenty five members who draw and paint in all mediums and in a variety of styles. The group is informal and members, if they wish, can discuss their painting techniques and offer advice if needed. A very successful art exhibition is held annually in August in the Village Hall where members can show and sell their work,. Frequent demonstrations, which are open to visitors, are given by professional artists. These are advertised on our Events page and in the Norfolk Local Lynx magazine.
Recent Projects
Our members work on their own projects. A variety of mediums are used - watercolour, acrylic, pen and ink, charcoal, coloured pencils etc. Inspiration is often taken from photographs of the local area although other reference material is used, including wildlife and botanical studies.
Although we paint for pleasure some of our work is available for sale. Our members are listed under the Our Artists page and should you wish to enquire about sales please use the contact form.
"Cockells at Cley" Acrylic over Oil by Maureen Pakenham
Although we paint for pleasure some of our work is available for sale. Our members are listed under the Our Artists page and should you wish to enquire about sales please use the contact form.
"Cockells at Cley" Acrylic over Oil by Maureen Pakenham