A new exhibition will be on display at a gallery, starting the same day as its birthday party.<\/p>\n
GroundWork Gallery is reopening to the public on Wednesday, July 8, with Julie Brook\u2019s Women and the Art of the Land exhibition, also featuring powerful work by the NetWork artists, Harriet Hellman and Lotte Scott.<\/p>\n
This is the first of the gallery\u2019s tenth birthday celebrations.<\/p>\n
GroundWork Gallery in King’s Lynn. Picture: Google Maps<\/p>\n
The exhibition aims to consider the role of female artists who create art with the Earth and its elements, often sculpting the landscape directly.<\/p>\n
Through different media that reflect on the work in film, drawing and sculpture, the gallery aims to demonstrate some powerful and poetic approaches taken by women.<\/p>\n
The exhibition highlights not just the \u201csubtle embodiment\u201d in their work but its \u201clatent strength\u201d, which GroundWork believes makes women\u2019s contributions to this field unique.<\/p>\n
Fossilheads will be performing at the party<\/p>\n
On July 8, from 6pm-11pm, GroundWork Gallery is hosting a party to celebrate its birthday.<\/p>\n
There will be food and drinks, as well as the Fossilheads band performing live music.<\/p>\n