Alongside these events, visitors have had the opportunity to experience work by some of the most accomplished artists and makers working today across painting, printmaking, ceramics, sculpture, and wood turning — all celebrating our beautiful region, its texture, depth, dynamism, and its enduring cultural significance. Each event can still be viewed in the Exhibitions section of our website, where there is also an opportunity to acquire works ahead of the Christmas and New Year break.
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to all the artists and makers who have chosen to show their work with us over these past few months and for all of those lined up for 2026.
Our inaugural Viewing Room opened in July, featuring the striking landscape paintings of Caroline Mackintosh alongside ceramic works by Norfolk-based maker Laura Huston. In August, we presented a capsule collection of drawings by John Kiki.
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Our second Viewing Room, held in September, brought together ceramic artist Ella Porter with paintings by Essex-based semi-abstract landscape painter Simon Carter.
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Our third Viewing Room, held in September, brought together ceramic artist Steven Will with paintings by Norfolk-based landscape painter Linda-Jamieson..
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And then last month, in November, we were able to show some recent shell sculptures by Carolyn Brookes-Davies and North Sea studies in oil by Suffolk born artist Peter Wylie.
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Join our mailing list here to be the first to her about our ongoing programme of exhibitions at Woolmarket House.We have already confirmed artists and makers from across the easter rregion and further afield who will be opening in King's Lynn throughbout 2026.
We wold like to extend our best wishes for Christmas and the New Year and look forward to welcoming you to Woolmarket House soon.
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Paul Vater
PAUL VATER
Paul conducts studio visits to maintain strong relationships with artists, designers and craftspeople who show their work with us. He manages the main C&C website and has developed the online shop where selected works are presented for sale.
Paul established his design company, Sugarfree, in 1990 and quickly gained a reputation for delivering fresh, effective marketing campaigns and brand identities for clients including Save the Children Fund, United Nations Association and UNHCR. Over the years those added to the roster include IPC Magazines, Arts Council England, The Roundhouse, Barbican Centre, Arts Marketing Association, Look Ahead Housing and Care, Paddington Waterside, BBC Worldwide, Commonwealth Foundation, Prestel, City of London Corporation, Baker Street Quarter, Victoria BID and the University of East Anglia.