The John Russell Gallery

The late husband of fellow exhibitor Constance Stubbs, it is more than fitting that the works of these two East Anglian greats should finally be seen showing side by side.

A keen observer of people, poignant moments of social realism and family life have always inspired this veteran artist’s paintings, which are magnificent in content and often in scale as well!

Loud, brash and showy are words never associated with this sculptor. His first solo show at The Gallery sees his style to be quietly confident and contemplative, as these elegant pieces instil a sense of peace and calm...

Family, fun and frolics, and the great outdoors of Italy , France and Suffolk is what this Camberwell School painter is all about! The Artist’s loose, textured style is particularly befitting of her subjects...

A first for both Artist and Gallery, this exiting young Suffolk painter is a real find! Her amalgamation of still life and figurative elements within abstracted imagery is as seamless as her use of mixed media and collage.

In her first solo show at The Gallery, the Norfolk Artist adopts a cool, earthy palette and abstracted style to express her observations of ‘the spaces between’, infilled with wild flowers, grasses, landscapes and reflections.

The Artist's fascination for structural and architectural features of buildings and plants, and their interaction with reflective surfaces, have always been a great source of inspiration...

Hailing from the very north of the county, this vastly underrated artist is set to take up the running. A master of many media, David shows off his versatility and capability in this exhibition of abstract impressionist landscapes.

Ipswich born and bred, the artist (and President of the Ipswich Art Society), has a very strong affinity to the town. The original working area of the Wet Dock close to the Gallery provided much of his early inspiration...