WIGHTON26: undercurrent
North Norfolk Exhibition Project
Artform: Visual arts
Event date: Thu, 2nd Jul 2026 to Sun, 2nd Aug 2026
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Event Summary
In this year’s North Norfolk Exhibition Project summer exhibition of contemporary art, over 70 artists explore the theme of ‘undercurrent’, considering geography, the environment and society, and celebrating creative resistance in the face of increasingly difficult times. Curator: Chris Bailkoski.
Event Description
In this year's North Norfolk Exhibition Project summer exhibition of contemporary art, over 70 artists explore the theme of 'undercurrent', considering geography, the environment and society, and celebrating creative resistance in the face of increasingly difficult times. Curator: Chris Bailkoski. Exhibition dates: 2 July-2 August 2026 Opening times: 10am-5pm. Free entry Work will be for sale All Saints Church, 26 Kirkgate Lane, Wighton, Near Wells-next-the-Sea, NR23 1AL The NNEP has held annual summer exhibitions since 2000. After 10 years in Salthouse, and 11 in Cley, it has shown in Wighton since 2023. See: www.nnepcontemporaryart.com https://www.instagram.com/northnorfolkexhibitionproject/ https://www.facebook.com/NNExhibitionProject/ Or contact [email protected]
Event Overview
- Event Title: WIGHTON26: undercurrent
- Type: Exhibition
- Date: Thu, 2nd Jul 2026 to Sun, 2nd Aug 2026
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Location:
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Event: WIGHTON26: undercurrent
Event: WIGHTON26: undercurrent
Organisation: North Norfolk Exhibition Project
Postcode: NR23 1AL
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How to Book
No booking needed; entrance is free
- Contact name: Jo Mullineaux
- Contact email: [email protected]
About North Norfolk Exhibition Project
Organisation Description
About the NNEP
The North Norfolk Exhibition Project (NNEP) promotes the profile of contemporary visual arts in north Norfolk by means of an annual open contemporary art exhibition. In Wighton since 2023, it was previously run in churches in Cley-next-the-Sea and Salthouse over the last two decades, regularly attracting audiences in the thousands.
The North Norfolk Exhibition Project is a registered charity No. 1156869. With associated workshops and events, it encourages and extends accessibilit