Local Yokel brings together artists who have a strong connection to Suffolk; who live and work and/or grew up locally and those who also now work internationally. Some of the artists are very established and some have never shown their work before.
The work is diverse in its focus, scale, appearance, approach, materials, and the techniques used. What connects the work? It’s inspired by, and emanates from, the local or rural or everyday and yet becomes universal in its presence, connections and meanings.
Local yokel presents a high-quality exhibition of thought-provoking contemporary art in the heart of a historic rural market town in coastal Suffolk.
To read James Cahill’s response, click here. James is an art critic, academic and author of works including Tiepolo Blue and The Violet Hour.
Local Yokel – the exhibition is located at The Art Station buildings on the high street 24 High St (The Old Bank) and 48 High St (The Telephone Exchange) and in The Art Station riverside garden – behind 24 High St.
Curated by Clare Palmier, Director, The Art Station
Local Yokel artists include:
Alice Andrea Ewing, Annabel Dover, Bob Bicknell Knight, Cab Kenningale, Eleanor Rodwell, Henry Driver, j.e.b. mclean, Kabir Hussain, Kasia Hobson, Kate MccGwire, Kristina Tonev, Laurence Edwards, Maddie Exton, Michael Stubbs, Mike Wickwar, Rhea Storr, Sarah Lucas, Susanne Jannoch, William Wallace, Willem Keys