Borough’s leading group for visual art will be displaying “landscapes and seascapes, portraits, animals, still
life and abstract work” this August, writes Sarah Jackson

Enfield artists displaying works include (clockwise from top left) David Webster, E McCrimmon, Mick Whyte and George Headley

The 91st Enfield Art Circle (EAC) annual exhibition returns to Capel Manor Gardens next month.

Opening on Saturday, 5th August for two weeks, more than 180 artworks will be on display, in mediums including oil, watercolour, acrylic, gouache, digital and mixed media, as well as sculpture and ceramics.

EAC is a community organisation that has offered a focus for practising and learning about the visual arts in the borough since 1932. Our members range from seasoned professionals and amateur practitioners to those who are exploring art in its many different forms for the first time.

Our annual exhibition has run every year since 1932 (surviving the Second World War and Covid-19 pandemic) and is a showcase for the many talented artists living in Enfield and surrounding areas.

A wealth of subjects going on display will include local scenes, landscapes and seascapes, portraits, animals, still life and abstract work. Many of the works are on sale, helping to support local artists in Enfield, as well as our chosen charity, Enfield Young Carers.

For more information at Enfield Art Circle and its exhibition at Capel Manor Gardens starting Saturday, 5th August:
Visit enfieldartcircle.org

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