3 Best Art Galleries in Norwich, UK

“The Sainsbury Centre was established in 1973 at the University of East Anglia. They are renowned for their diverse and world-class collection. As the first museum globally to officially recognise art's living energy, they allow people to engage deeply with the arts. Designed by Norman Foster, the Centre was his first public building and features large, temperature-controlled gallery spaces. Made possible by Sir Robert and Lady Sainsbury, the centre is a major art destination outside national institutions, located on a scenic 350-acre campus. The Sainsbury Centre Board meets three times annually to establish overarching policies and strategies, and to ensure that the necessary resources are available to achieve its strategic goals.

“Mandell's Gallery was opened in the 1960s and has grown significantly over the years. Originally focused on 19th and 20th-century Norwich School painters, the gallery now boasts a diverse collection of both traditional and contemporary art. Their large exhibition spaces accommodate a wide range of art. The gallery features two spaces that host changing contemporary exhibitions every four weeks. As a member of the Own Art loan scheme, Mandell's Gallery offers free local delivery, and customers can try artwork at home before purchasing. They also provide packing and shipping services for artwork.

“Castle Fine Art is owned by the renowned art publisher Washington Green and takes great pride in both their art and heritage. The gallery sells works from artists including Billy Connolly, Bob Barker, Ronnie Wood, Bob Dylan, Robert Oxley, and Lawrence Coulson. The gallery specialises in oil paintings, traditional art, and framing, and offers home approval of paintings and art collections. Castle Fine Art also hosts exhibitions and artistic events, including performance art and music concerts.