As part of Holt Art Projects Art Awards, Allen Hall Gallery is delighted to host the Benjamin Hall Photography Award, one of seven awards celebrating excellence in contemporary art.
The award recognises the unique role photography plays in observing, recording and deepening our understanding of the world around us. The exhibition brings together a shortlist of exceptional contemporary photographers working across documentary, portraiture, landscape and experimental practice, reflecting photography’s enduring ability to tell stories, capture moments and reveal new perspectives.
The shortlisted works have been selected from over 160 submissions to this new award by judges Benjamin Hall, Rick Findler and Sheila Rock. One photographer will be selected for the £1,000 Benjamin Hall Photography Award. To view the shortlisted works please click here.
Winners of all seven awards will be announced at the private view and awards ceremony on Sunday 19 July from 5pm at Allen Hall Gallery and Plastic Culture. The exhibitions will continue until Saturday 1 August here in Glandford and also at St Andrew’s Church, Church Street in Holt.
Click graphic to view the catalogue of Sickboy’s exhibition Fair Warning which was held at Plastic Culture between 19 June and 5 July. If you are interested in purchasing a work or would like more details please get in touch.
Allen Hall Gallery showcases work by leading contemporary artists, ceramicists, silversmiths, print-makers and photographers. The year-round exhibition programme features regularly changing solo shows, themed collections and a carefully curated display of work by permanently represented artists – there’s always something new to discover.
The gallery has a permanent exhibition of Wreckless Eric’s paintings which are also available to buy online. Click here to see currently available stock.
The studios of fine art print-maker Guy Allen and contemporary silversmith Karen Hall are also in the gallery. Both Karen and Guy welcome visitors who are interested in finding out more about their creative practices.
The gallery also curates and supplies art works for the Norfolk Tea Company in their café at Wiveton Hall. The café was previously known as the Wiveton Hall Café. Please click here link for up-to-date information on opening hours and events throughout the year.
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