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An exhibition inspired by the downtime of the tattoo world where bookings slow down offering artists time to focus on their artistic practices. Featuring Lacey Law, Jayke Halls, Corvidae, Jed Desbrow, Benjamin Gillard, Sunaina Patel and Harry Newman this exhibition is set to be a diverse celebration of self expression beyond tattooing.
Opening evening Nov 21st 7 to 9 pm
Open daily Nov 22nd to 30th (10am - 5pm)
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TACTILE showcased the incredible work of 4 textile artists: Lizzie Kimbley, Charlotte Wakefield, Alice Liptrot and Dianne Randle.
This exhibition was a vibrant exploration of textiles, blending traditional techniques with innovative approaches that push creative boundaries.
October 2025
Nishiki-e was our 2nd Woodblock Prints exhibition. The exhibition brought a whole new group of prints from the Gray Collection to the gallery. The main focus of this exhibition was to display prints that shown best the colors of prints !
September 2025
Contemporary exhibition under the form of a summer group show, from our open call under the theme IN THE GREY AREA. This diverse & intriguing exhibition showcased over 40 artists pushing boundaries with various style of art !
August 2025
Verdure was a bold exhibition by Mark Mann which delved into the complex interplay between Queer love and the garden as a space for both sanctuary and concealment. In this solo show Mark’s works took over the gallery and allowed the viewer to contemplate the overlooked beauty of Queer expression.
June/July 2025

Displaying a mix of media from ceramics to paintings, this exhibition brought Marion's body of works into an immersive display that was a show stealer !
April 2025

Solo show of Mark Mann, curated by the Gray Area Gallery team at the Museum of Classical Archaeology in Cambridge.
January to April 2025

Celebration of the gallery's first year with this exhibition presenting our 4 represented artists : Dan Bloodworth, Daniel Franklin, Kenza Gray and Mark Mann
May/April 2025
VIEW/ENQUIRE in 'represented artists'

This duo show featured the artworks of the two emerging artists Dan Bloodworth and Caitlin Flood-Molyneux. Showcasing brand new works by both artists, it was a bold and energetic exhibition, proving why both artists are regarded as 'ones to watch'. The artists are inspired by folk art and western culture, however, by drawing on their personal memories and lives, they both have a unique and distinctive style.
February/March 2025
VIEW/ENQUIRE in 'all artists' : Dan Bloodworth ; Caitlin Flood-Molyneux
Solo show of Benjamin Alden's figurative artworks
Regarding DISTANCE BETWEEN Benjamin stated: ‘Ultimately, I want my work to offer viewers a moment of introspection and curiosity, and for them to consider their relationship to themselves and the spaces they inhabit.’
November 2024
Solo show of Surrealist portrait artist Sophie Duez’s artworks.
Rapture showcased the detailed and intricate artworks of Duez, who brings the grotesque and unusual to the foreground of her works.
October 2024
UKIYO displayed a private collection of mostly Edo period ukiyo-e prints from Japan. In the exhibition the masters of this medium were on display alongside lesser known names, displaying a wide range of subjects and scenes
September 2024
In bloom showcased emerging artist Grace E.J. Wiggins 'Growth' Series, the exhibition IN BLOOM brought a striking body of abstract artworks together demonstrating art as an expression of strength and vulnerability.
July 2024
Kallos was a mixed medium exhibition exploring understandings of beauty and desire within the male-on-male gaze.
The exhibition showcased the thought provoking and striking works of four contemporary artists: Radek Husak, Mark Mann, Arlo Lawton and Daniel Franklin.
May / June 2024

Wounded displayed Kenza Gray's shot series. What was seen on display was ceramics as it has never been seen before. Each piece is unique and can never be recreated.
March 2024



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Gray Area Gallery
20 West End Street, Norwich, NR2 4JJ, United Kingdom