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Frutos Secos (Valencia) oil on canvas 200 × 150 cm
Following Burgess’ large series of colourful, bustling figurative canvases depicting street markets in London, Europe, South America and India, Wraps and Stacks depicts an unpeopled urban landscape after markets close, when stuff, whether it is the crates or the food, must all be tidied away, secured, ready to remerge the following day.
South Quay Gallery opens from Wednesday to Sunday, 1000 to 1800. Entry is free.
Four girls playing on a pavement in Hulme, Manchester 1965, Shirley Baker. Estate of Shirley Baker/Mary Evans Picture Library
The Sainsbury Centre continues its innovative series of investigative exhibitions engaging with fundamental questions of life with two new seasons.
What is the meaning of Life? launching in May delves into the fundamental questions of human existence, from rule-making, to time and play and How do We Find Love? opening in November, explores the profound complexities of human relationships, desire, and intimacy.
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The Sainsbury' Centre’s new Universal Ticket allows access to the entire gallery. This ticket operates on a ‘Pay If and What You Can’ basis. Upon arrival, please go to Gallery Reception. No pre-booking necessary.
With the Parrots, Derrick Greaves
After the eminent British painter Derrick Greaves died in 2022, his wife and studio assistant, Sally, invited a group of artist friends to his studio for life-drawing. Most of them had studied at Art Academy East, with Mark Mann and Claire Frances Smith.
The show features work by Evin Dilber, Tom Ellis, Alison Greenwood, Donna Holmes, Polly Johnson, Peter Ross, Linda Sonntag and Andrea Wells-China.
The title of the show comes from James Hyman’s book, Derrick Greaves: From Kitchen Sink to Shangri-La.
The show runs from Thursday 09 April– Monday 20 April 2026
11:00 am – 4:00 pm daily
Location: Artspace on the Prom, Cromer
This is event is free for everybody.
