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The Old Shop Pop Up Gallery is a creative space in the centre of the Historic Market Town of Hingham, Norfolk. Formerly a Victorian general store, the space is now home to a wide range of visual, written & performing artistic activities which are overseen by owners Sue Moore & Clio Burroughs with Gallery Consultant, Lorraine Pajak. The Gallery offers exhibition space to local and emerging artists on the second weekend of each month (excluding August) throughout the year. Each month we feature a different artist/s, championing a diverse range of styles and mediums. We support the visitor experience with a free exhibition guide, large print guide, audio descriptive guide and a virtual gallery.
Our inaugural monthly Pop-Up Gallery Exhibition at The Old Shop, 'A Creative Home' took place on 9-10 May 2026. You can take a virtual tour of or listen to audio descriptive guide to this as well as our June exhibition, 'Paint & Print', and July exhibition, 'Landscape' below.


Do you live in or were you born in East Anglia?
Are you a Visual Artist?
Do you love what you create but have not yet found
the courage to share your work?
Look no further, this is the opportunity you’ve been waiting for!
Landscape: The horizons and hedgerows of East Anglia by Lora Stimson
Lora is a artist based in the South Brecks. Inspired by the landscapes that surround her she creates impressionistic landscapes utilising a bright & bold pallet.
This guide was written by our Curatorial Consultant, Lorraine Pajak. Each work is visited in the order they were presented in the exhibition. It is a useful tool as it describes the work, techniques and materials used as well as the mood the piece evokes and how it is presented.
Combining the works of oil painter Sophie Maloney & screen printer Sue Barnes, The Old Shop Pop-Up Gallery presents an exhibition of the contrast between town & country: city & seascape. Both artists exhibit regularly at ‘Summer at the Beach’ festival which is held at Waterbeach Barracks every August. Sue Barnes’s screen prints are inspired by architecture, exploring the negative space that is created by buildings as well as their design and dramatic lines. In contrast, Sophie Maloney works mostly with oil on canvas, creating land and seascapes inspired by the historic competition between water and land in the Fens.
This guide was written by our Curatorial Consultant, Lorraine Pajak. Each work is visited in the order they were presented in the exhibition. It is a useful tool as it describes the work, techniques and materials used as well as the mood the piece evokes and how it is presented.
The Cleymore Motley Art Crew is a co-operative of six local artists (Alison Dickson, Chrissy Bolton, Bob Kidd, Julie Langdon, Patricia Osborn & Sam Rafter), the Cleymore Motley Art Crew, meet together in the gallery space once a week to create, discuss, support, inspire & learn from each other. Each artist has their own unique style, focus & expertise. Their work formed the inaugural exhibition in the Gallery and celebrated their coming together The Old Shop, giving them a creative home & allowing us to showcase local talent as well as the best of Norfolk.
This guide was written by our Curatorial Consultant, Lorraine Pajak. Each work is visited in the order they were presented in the exhibition. It is a useful tool as it describes the work, techniques and materials used as well as the mood the piece evokes and how it is presented.
Photo by photojam
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