NR2 Artists, Makers and Craftspeople invite Visitors to their Studio Spaces

NR2 Open Studios Art Trail 2025 will take place on the weekends of 27-28 September and 4-5 October

Twenty-one talented artists, makers and craftspeople based in the NR2 area of Norwich will be opening their studio doors to visitors for two weekends this Autumn. The NR2 Open Studios Art Trail 2025 (formerly known as the Golden Triangle Art Trail) will take place 27-28 September and 4-5 October, with studios open from 11am to 5pm. The range of work on show will encompass painting, drawing, ceramics, photography, collage, printmaking, jewellery, sculpture and textiles.

Open studios provide a great opportunity for creatives to connect with their local community and for visitors to see where artists, makers and craftspeople work and gain an insight into the ideas which underpin their creative practice. While much of the work on display will be available to buy, visitors will be under no obligation to purchase.

NR2 Open Studios Art Trail 2025 maps will be available in all studios, online at: and, at selected venues. More information about the event and regular updates can be found on Instagram: @nr2openstudiosarttrail.

Artists taking part in this year’s event include: John Bardell – oil painting, drawing, glass and stone sculpture.  Matthew Bowles – oil painting. Rose Brettingham – wheel thrown functional pottery and hand-built sculpture.   Jennie Durant – Raku and smoke-fired pots thrown on a wheel.  Jacqueline de la Fuente – sculptural paper clay artist.  Fiona Fitzgerald – ceramics. Louise Heller – painting.  Georgina Hughes – acrylic and mixed media. Rosamund Inglis – portraiture. Margaret Izbudak –   multimedia.  Mehmet Izbudak – oil painting.  Martin Kurrein – photography.  Jen Langeskov –  mixed media collage and painting. Diana Lamb –   oil painting and drawing. Linda McFarlane –   3D printing and recycled jewellery.  Kate Llewellin – silver jewellery.  Liz Maw – metal sculpture and enamelled copper bowls. Dianne Randle – textile artist. Maggie Robertson – Batik artist.  Annemarie Stirling – collage, drawing and printing. Shirley Stone – printmaker.