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International non-profit arts organisation ArtCan, in partnership with Suna Interior Design, is launching a new group exhibition, LEGACY, at the Crypt Gallery in London. This ...
King's Lynn artist sees work displayed across Europe | Updated: 12:18, 05 February 2021 A budding artist from Kingâs Lynn could be on the verge of making the step from school teacher to old master after joining the ranks of a London art brokerage that exhibits clientsâ work all across Europe. Lee Eveson studied at Nottingham Trent and De Montfort Universities, before completing a Masters at Coventry School of Art and is now head of art and photography at Springwood High School. Last year his abstract paintings, inspired by the Norfolk seascape, saw him reach the final 10 out of 2...
Teacher Lee Eveson, whose abstract art is inspired by Norfolk's beaches Picture: Submitted - Credit: Archant A secondary school art teacher is set to see his Norfolk-inspired artworks exhibited internationally. Lee Eveson, head of art and photography at Springwood High School in King’s Lynn, is making waves in the art world with his painting using west Norfolk’s beautiful beaches for inspiration. Beach Life VII, artwork by Lee Eveson inspired by Norfolk beaches. - Credit: Archant Last year his abstract paintings, inspired by the Norfolk seascape, saw him reach the final 10 out of 2,000...
Springwood students' nativity display for King's Lynn Minster churchyard Springwood High School students have made a nativity scene on display at Kingâs Lynn Minster. Working with head of art Lee Eveson, Year 7 pupils made and decorated wooden characters depicting the nativity scene for the churchyard. âCOVID restrictions meant the staff of the Minster couldnât visit local schools as they normally would at this time of year, so they contacted us asking if we would like to be involved in making this display for the local community,â said Mr Eveson. Springwood students Emma ...