Plan your visit
East Gallery – located at the heart of the Norwich campus, the gallery hosts international exhibitions.
12pm – 5pm Friday 14 March 2025 – Saturday 7 June 2025
Join our 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
The New Scroby Sands Offshore Wind Farm Information Centre is 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. The exhibition uses the meeting of wind turbine and seabed as a narrative starting point, presenting a mix of collected and adapted material from marine archaeological research and wind energy construction. Merging fiction and non-fiction, the ‘new information centre’ reflects on the artists perception of oceanic relationships that occur across time and the non-linear poetics of the sea.
East Gallery – located at the heart of the Norwich campus, the gallery hosts international exhibitions.
East Gallery • 12pm – 4pm 12 September – 13 December
Anna Perach's practice subverts conventional notions of softness and femininity.
Workshops • 13 October – 13 December
Explore queerness and LGBTQ+ identities through practical workshops, before showcasing your final piece in an online showcase.
Exhibitions • 5pm 16 October – 17 October
The launch of the Peter Cook: Wonder Hub at Bank Plain, presenting Sir Peter Cook’s drawings in a new immersive format.
Free event • 10am – 4.30pm 8 November – 12 November
Led by Norwich University of the Arts in partnership with Norwich Castle, explore the hidden histories of hat-making as part of Being Human Festival.
Read more about Hats Off! Hidden Histories of Millinery and Making