Norfolk Art and Design Competition exhibition
10:00 am Thursday 10 July 2025 – 3:00 pm Saturday 12 July 2025
The public free exhibition will be hosted at our St Georges Building in the heart of Norwich.
The event runs for three days, from 10 to 12 July, with opening hours from 10:00am to 3:00pm each day.
It will feature all shortlisted and winning entries from the Norfolk category, as well as a digital presentation of work from the England category, highlighting standout talent from across the country.
Come along, bring family and friends, and experience the creative work of students from sixth forms and colleges across Norfolk and England.
Other Events
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Degree Shows • Thursday 3 September 2026 – Wednesday 9 September 2026Postgrad Festival 2026
Norwich’s Master’s graduates present their end-of-year shows, with a 6-day exhibition this September. -
Summer School • 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm Wednesday 26 August 2026Week 6 – Creative Identity: Finding your artistic voice through play
This workshop helps creatives experiment with illustration techniques while exploring the wide range of careers within the industry. -
Summer School • 10:00 am – 11:30 am Wednesday 19 August 2026Week 5 – Sweat as Material: Biomaterials and the Future of Fashion
This workshop explores the future of fashion through biomaterials, experimental textiles, and innovative design practices. -
Summer School • 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm Wednesday 12 August 2026Week 4 – Space as Story: The Art of Visual Merchandising
This workshop explores how brands use space, styling, and interior design to create immersive customer experiences. -
Summer School • 10:00 am – 11:30 am Wednesday 5 August 2026Week 3 – Hidden Architecture: Sacred Geometry as a Compositional Tool
This workshop explores how artists use sacred geometry and compositional frameworks to create balanced, visually engaging imagery. -
Summer School • 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm Wednesday 29 July 2026Week 2 – CON' ARTIST: An Artist's Guide to World Building
This workshop explores advanced techniques for creating believable fake brands and consumer culture in games and digital worlds. -
Summer School • 10:00 am – 11:30 am Wednesday 22 July 2026Week 1 – Advertise Anything: Idea Development for Advertising
This workshop helps creatives sharpen their idea generation, copywriting, and art direction skills through real-world advertising challenges. -
Graduation • 11:00 am Tuesday 14 July 2026 – 5:00 pm Wednesday 15 July 2026Graduation
Summer celebrations to mark achievements of graduates -
Schools and Teacher Events • Tuesday 20 January 2026 – Tuesday 7 July 2026ENCOMPASS: Art Across Borders
This term we are delighted to be launching a new CPD programme for teachers -
Free Event • 8:30 am Monday 29 June 2026 – 5:30 pm Tuesday 30 June 2026AHRA PhD Symposium 2026
En Chantiers: Field Notes in Progress invites doctoral students to reflect on how knowledge is gathered, tested, and re-shaped in practice. -
East Gallery • 12:00 pm Friday 8 May 2026 – 4:00 pm Saturday 27 June 2026Olivia Bax: Wind Eyes
Olivia Bax’s new collection of works made for East Gallery, explores how openings, screens and thresholds shape our experience of space. -
Degree Shows • Friday 12 June 2026 – Thursday 25 June 2026Undergrad Festival 2026
Join us for an exciting 12-day exhibition, showcasing the work of our 2026 Norwich graduates. -
Workshops • 9:45 am – 4:15 pm Friday 12 June 2026Teacher, Technician, and Adviser Day 2026
Attention creative teachers, technicians, and careers advisers! -
External Events • Saturday 23 May 2026 – Saturday 30 May 2026Norwich Games Festival
Norwich Games Festival partners with Norwich University of the Arts to present unique opportunities to learn, discover, and work in the games industry. -
Exhibitions • 12:00 pm Tuesday 12 May 2026 – 5:00 pm Friday 15 May 2026Off Earth
An exhibition exploring human presence in space through objects that have been accidentally dropped or deliberately placed by the 642 people who have travelled there. -
East Gallery • Friday 27 February 2026 – Saturday 18 April 2026Olivia Sterling: Pity the Meat!
Rising British painter Olivia Sterling presents new work alongside Francis Bacon’s Two Figures in a Room (1959).
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