Plan your visit
East Gallery – located at the heart of the Norwich campus, the gallery hosts international exhibitions.
2pm – 4pm Tuesday 20 May 2025
Join artists Arieh Frosh and Ed Compson for this participatory role-playing workshop, which combines visual art, gaming, and storytelling to explore the narrative of the North Sea.
This participatory role-playing workshop is an extension of Arieh Frosh and Ed Compson’s exhibition at East Gallery. The New Scroby Sands Offshore Wind Farm Information Centre looks at the relationship between offshore wind energy and Doggerland, the submerged landmass that used to connect the UK to mainland Europe.
During the workshop, participants will collectively construct a narrative in which we will create an energy company formed of multiple characters of the North Sea, from undersea cables to fishing trawlers. Through spoken role play, the characters will work their way through different changes in fortune.
The workshop is a coming together of visual art, gaming, and storytelling. While the artists will set the parameters of the story, there’s no way of knowing where it will lead.
No prior knowledge of the North Sea is needed to be involved, just a keenness to shape the story. The workshop is aimed at ages 16 and over, and will involve active participation and speaking in groups.
The workshop is free but spaces are limited to 15 places, so please book in advance.
Book your placeEast Gallery – located at the heart of the Norwich campus, the gallery hosts international exhibitions.
Summer School • 10am 27 August
Explore Ollie Hirst’s illustration work and develop concepts for real science, health, tech briefs.
Summer School • 10am 20 August
Explore neurodivergent strengths, build strategies, and create a personalised toolkit for workplace success.
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Summer School • 10am 13 August
Explore personal experiences to craft compelling characters, enhancing storytelling and advancing your scriptwriting skills.
Summer School • 10am – 11.30am 6 August
Learn essential architectural drawing skills, from line basics to breaking rules in 2D and 3D.
Read more about Week 3: Mastering the Basics of Architectural Drawing
Summer School • 3pm – 10am 30 July
Explore industry design process, from concept to product, with hands-on accessories design experience.
Read more about Week 2: Amplify Your Look: Ideas into Accessory design
Summer School • 10am – 11.30am 23 July
Workshop for creatives to craft impactful visuals, enhancing campaigns through strong visual storytelling.
East Gallery • 6pm – 7.30pm 16 May
Join contemporary art critic and PhD candidate Jonathan P. Watts for an in-conversation event with East Gallery Fellows, Arieh Frosh and Ed Compson.
East Gallery • 12.30pm – 1.30pm 23 April
Join artist Arieh Frosh for a tour of The New Scroby Sands Offshore Wind Farm Information Centre, exploring the process of making the show from concept to presentation.
East Gallery • 12pm – 5pm 14 March – 7 June
A research-led visual arts exhibition that looks at the relationship between offshore wind energy and Doggerland, the submerged landmass that used to connect the UK to mainland Europe.
Read more about The New Scroby Sands Offshore Wind Farm Information Centre
East Gallery • 21 November – 8 February
Award-winning artist Laura Wilson presents Gutted at East Gallery, Norwich University of the Arts.
External events • 7 November – 16 January
Join us at these free online creative workshops.
East Gallery • 1pm – 2pm 16 October
The first exhibition of the East Gallery Fellows 2023-4, with Divine Southgate-Smith.
East Gallery • 1 October – 2 November
The first exhibition of the East Gallery Fellows 2023-4, with Divine Southgate-Smith.
East Gallery • 2 July – 27 July
Brett’s actions each Friday will be recorded by a time-lapse camera
East Gallery • 9am – 4pm 8 May – 8 June
A fabulous mix of digital, physical, traditional, and cutting-edge artworks made by our technicians.
East Gallery • 10am – 4pm 28 March – 27 April
Beyond the Frame photography competition exhibition 2024