Exhibitions

This is an exhibition of impressionistic photographs by Steve Morantz, taken in East Yorkshire. From the hard chalk cliffs around Flamborough Head to the low-lying, soft, shifting mud and sand of Spurn Head and the Humber margins, with stops along the coast.

An exploration of nature’s ever-changing atmosphere and landscapes through the eyes of a wide range of artistic mediums.

A unique exhibition celebrating Yorkshire-born carpenter and clockmaker John Harrison, who invented the marine chronometer.

Burton Constable Hall is proud to showcase the largest private archive of East Riding Yeomanry artefacts, collected by Neil Hutty. Featuring uniforms, medals, and personal items, the exhibition highlights the regiment’s history and its connection to the Chichester-Constable family.

Everywhere we look there are surfaces and structures we take for granted. Whether human-created or showcased by nature, we are surrounded by materials and forms which literally shape our worlds. In this imaginative exhibition, members of East Riding Artists explore the intricacies of texture, relief and layers through their own distinctive creative mediums.

Water’s Edge is an exhibition celebrating the extraordinary characteristics associated with our unique coastlines, seashores and other junctions between land and water.