2026 Exhibitors

Brian Korteling is a visual artist and curator based in Norwich, Norfolk. His work examines interpretations of reality, often distorting and dissecting the visual field in the process. He has received awards for both 3D work and painting and has curated many shows in and around Norwich.

Teather’s works frequently wrenches us back and forth through time and style; As we are shifted between romanticism and classicism we are left entranced, entertained and certainly captivated by the uncertainties.”
Neil Powell, Academic & writer for Wall Street International

Yana Linch of Basieva Art is Surrey based professional artist who creates expressive mixed-media paintings inspired by the rhythms of nature, cityscapes, and beauty all around. Her art blends texture, colour, and movement to evoke emotion and memory, transforming fleeting moments into abstract landscapes that shimmer between imagination and reality.

Yana‘s work explores the interplay of nature, urban energy, and the reflections that she funds everywhere. Through layered textures and luminous colour, she creates abstract compositions that balance spontaneity and structure, inviting viewers into a dialogue between landscape, emotion, and atmosphere.

Fuelled by the love of colour and a passion for painting  my abstracted landscapes take inspiration from the surrounding countryside as well as coastal villages and boatyards. My hope is that each painting allows the viewer to bring to mind places that they have visited and hold dear.

Fuelled by the love of colour and a passion for painting  my abstracted landscapes take inspiration from the surrounding countryside as well as coastal villages and boatyards. My hope is that each painting allows the viewer to bring to mind places that they have visited and hold dear.

Lowenna Dan is a palette knife painter originally from Cornwall, now based in Norfolk for over two decades. Since beginning her artistic journey in 2019, Lowenna has drawn inspiration from the contrasting rural and urban landscapes of Cornwall and Norfolk. Her work is defined by bold textures, vibrant colours, and an unpolished, raw energy—art that reflects the “salt of the earth.”

Haychley Webb is a traditional printmaker, printing under the name Stellabox Designs. She lives and works in Norfolk, hand printing limited edition linocut and etchings in her home studio. She is an Arts Educator and regularly teaches linocut printmaking across Norfolk. She frequently attends festivals and events, demonstrating her craft and explaining the traditional printmaking process and how accessible it is as a medium. Her subject matter is inspired by her love of words and poetry and her prints increasingly features quotes and poems. She is also inspired by the natural world, history and folklore, exploring the human relationship to nature. She began experimenting with tetrapak printmaking last year as a way to recycle materials, printing small editions of etches on tofu and oat milk carton. She is a self taught printmaker, learning year by year and developing her understanding of the medium. The majority of her work is very small – four to six inches – as she loves to create tiny worlds on tiny pieces of paper.

“I create country-inspired fine art in oils, graphite, and coloured pencil, with a particular passion for equine subjects. My work focuses on capturing the beauty, character, and quiet strength of rural life—producing detailed, lifelike pieces that celebrate nature, wildlife, and the horses at its heart.”
Biography for use on website etc if selected (100 words max): “Based in North Norfolk, I am a fine artist working in oils, graphite, and coloured pencil. Inspired by the countryside and the traditions that shape rural life, I specialise in highly detailed equine and nature-focused artwork. Through careful observation and a love of realism, I aim to capture the character, spirit, and quiet beauty of the animals and landscapes that surround me. My work is available as original pieces, limited edition prints, and thoughtfully crafted art-inspired gifts.”

Founded by Norwich-based painter Claire Oxley, The Pimpernel Gallery grew out of more than thirty years immersed in art — as both an educator and a practising artist. The idea was simple: to create a space that shows exceptional contemporary works chosen for their beauty, originality, and aesthetic excellence.
Launched in 2025, Pimpernel Gallery presents a handpicked collection of contemporary art from both UK-based and international artists. Each piece has been selected for its craftsmanship, and visual strength, whatever the medium — art that feels fresh and distinctive, yet timeless in appeal.