Art for a sustainable environment
GroundWork Gallery is all about art and environment. Addressing climate change is our biggest challenge. Discover here how artists are seeking new approaches. Join with us to share innovative ideas towards our goal of environmental sustainability.
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Come to draw on Friday afternoons
Join us for drop in gatherings to draw on Fridays. Sociable and fun, you need no skills, just enthusiasm
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The GroundWork Residency 2026
Applications are now closed for The GroundWork Residency 2026. It is a creative engagement project with an ambitious and widening focus on the globally important but under-recognised Wash Estuary, from Lincolnshire to Norfolk.
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From Deep Heritage to Contemporary Art – ‘Seahenge’ Revisited. Saturday 16 May
An exhibition viewing and discussion connecting ancient heritage with contemporary art. Starting at the ‘Seahenge’ exhibit at King’s Lynn museum at 2 pm, we will discuss its excavation and preservation with archaeologist David Robertson. Then we will walk over to GroundWork Gallery to meet artists George Nuku and Frances Kearney and look at their new […]
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Out of the Depths, New Works: George Nuku, Frances Kearney
Wednesday 25 March 2026 - Saturday 6 June 2026Upcoming
Women Artists and the Land: Julie Brook, Harriet Hellman, Lotte Scott
Wednesday 8 July 2026 - Sunday 13 September 2026Latest News
Out of the Depths: Reframing plastic
14 May 2026
Ten Years of GroundWork – still becoming
26 Oct 2025
Broomhill Meadows and the GroundWork Residency
15 Jan 2025
Ear of the Sea
08 Aug 2024
Beuys’ Acorns inspires a school in King’s Lynn
18 Jul 2024