Welcome to Peterborough Arts Umbrella in Peterborough

Peterborough Arts Umbrella is a vibrant contemporary art gallery located in the heart of Peterborough, East of England. Established in 2015, the gallery has quickly become a cornerstone for local and international artists, showcasing a diverse array of artistic practices. As a platform for emerging creatives, Peterborough Arts Umbrella is dedicated to promoting innovative artworks that challenge conventional perceptions of art and community. The gallery represents a variety of artists, including notable figures such as Grayson Perry, known for his unique ceramics and social commentary, and Barbara Hepworth, whose sculptures beautifully merge form and space. Additionally, the gallery features works from local talents like David W. Pritchard and Emily Forgham, who explore themes of identity and place in their art. Peterborough Arts Umbrella is known for its commitment to community engagement, organizing workshops and educational programs that involve local residents in the artistic process. The gallery's focus on contemporary art reflects a mission to inspire creativity and foster a greater appreciation for the arts within the community. The target audience encompasses art enthusiasts, students, families, and tourists, fostering a welcoming atmosphere for all to explore artistic expressions. The foundation of the gallery was a collaboration between local artists and art enthusiasts who aimed to create a space that supports creative exploration and artistic dialogue. Interesting facts about the gallery include its annual arts festival, which draws visitors from all over the region and its initiative to provide exhibition space for underrepresented artists, making it a vital part of the cultural landscape in Peterborough.