EXHIBITION
31 July-6 August at The Craft House, 1b Thoroughfare, Woodbridge IP12 1AA. Following the success of Mary's week long exhibition in Halesworth in May, she will be holding a similar one-person exhibition in Woodbridge. The Craft House is located close to The Crown Hotel in Woodbridge. The exhibition will be open from 10am to 4:30pm with the exception of the Sunday (4th).

GALLERIES TO VISIT
Mary's work is exhibited from time to time in galleries around East Anglia. Currently the following have examples of Mary's work.

• The Buckenham Gallery, 81 High Street, Southwold, IP18 6DS (01502 725418)
• Harrison & Co, 46A Thoroughfare, Halesworth, IP19 8AR (07719 098047)

All other unsold work on this website is available directly from Mary.

Click on any individual painting in the currently available section of originals on this website you can see whether it is part of one of the above exhibitions or is available directly from Mary.

RNLI 200 ANNIVERSARY - SOUTHWOLD MIDSUMMER BALL & AUCTION
Mary was delighted to be asked to donate a painting for the Southwold RNLI Fundraising Ball being held in Saturday 15 June 2024. After visiting the boathouse on a freezing cold evening in February to watch the team prepare for a practice exercise at sea she produced this painting to go under the hammer at the Ball. All proceeds will go to the RNLI.
UPDATE: Very pleased that the painting sold for £800 at the auction.

NEW APPROACH
Mary talks about some of her new work in the New Approach section of this website.

ARTICLE IN EAST ANGLIAN DAILY TIMES (EADT) AND EASTERN DAILY PRESS (EDP)
In acknowledgement of the inclusion of Mary's work in the annual ROI exhibition in November/December 2017, the EADT and EDP published an article about Mary and her work. The piece was written by EADT Arts Editor Andrew Clarke. You can see the article using this link EADT Article.

BOOK - "DRAWN TO SOUTHWOLD"

SOLD OUT

"Drawn to Southwold" was the first book to be devoted to Mary's paintings and covered the full spectrum of her portfolio. While scenes of Southwold and of children at play were well represented, the collection was by no means one-dimensional. As well as the land-, sea- and townscapes of familiar places either side of the River Blyth, this book showcased Mary's much-loved figurative work and demonstrated her willingness to experiment both with technique and subject.

This hardback book was written by Norfolk based Alan Marshall, published in Norfolk by Mascot Media Ltd and printed in Norwich. The book extended to 132 pages and included in excess of 170 full colour images of Mary's work.

"Drawn to Southwold" was priced at £25. The book is now essentially sold out although you may be lucky enough to find the odd copy in the local area, as well as in Norwich, Ipswich and Cambridge.



Mary relies on Woodware Workshop in Beccles for all of their framing needs. See Geoff and the team at www.theframingplace.co.uk.