Bircham Gallery — Art Gallery in Holt

Reviews of Bircham Gallery

• AMELIE

  Added 2016.02.24

  Reader we bought one and a superb wooden vase by Richard Chapman...the kind of piece that will be a much sought-after and pricey collectors item a decade from now.
• GEORGE

  Added 2015.10.31

  The Bircham Gallery is a 'must' destination whenever we visit Holt.
• MOHAMMAD

  Added 2015.09.26

  As well as providing a wide and enjoyable breadth of young and established artist's work, it also has a wide range of priced work which appeals to every pocket. Hence we never emerge empty handed!
• SARAH

  Added 2015.08.08

  Prices of work are very affordable - the same works in London would be +50%, and the owners are both knowledgeable and generous with their time.
• DYLAN

  Added 2015.04.17

  This is my favourite gallery in Holt. They regularly change their exhibition which is always very interesting
• ROBERT

  Added 2015.03.25

  A rare treat...don't plan to spend a few minutes as your schedule will be pushed back a lot as you wander around entranced.
• MUHAMMAD

  Added 2014.08.01

  They are superb, what more is there to say! They even have the modernist ceramics by James Faulkner who's work is not only incredible but fairly priced too!
• IBRAHIM

  Added 2014.03.07

  A lovely collection of works on display, some unusual and unique pieces, great place to pop in on a regular basis as always changing.
• LILY

  Added 2013.04.18

  This is not your typical 'nice little country town gallery'. I paint full-time and am sharply critical of chocolate box art. The Bircham Gallery is outstanding in its range of work, painting; printmaking; glass; wood. It is also outstanding in the quality throughout the each range.The special exhibitions change frequently...the briefest glance at their catalogue will show the qualities they strive for. There were three or four pieces of work that I shall remember for a very long time for their visual and intellectual impact. Please have a look at the work of Chris Harrison - a quick look at one, framed, and I was sure that I was looking at a particularly fine lithograph. No..it was a photograph, with a little work done on it. There were several of Harrison works there and I'd have been happy to own all of them.