The Bury Framing Centre

The Bury Framing Centre An independent bespoke framing business and retail gallery for local artists.

This exhibition by  is highly recommended. Incorporation of found ephemera, acrylic paint to create beautiful landscapes...
29/05/2026

This exhibition by is highly recommended. Incorporation of found ephemera, acrylic paint to create beautiful landscapes with playful observations and objects.


A New and Accurate PLAN of the  Ancient Borough of Bury Saint Edmunds in the County of Suffolk by Alexander Downing from...
22/04/2026

A New and Accurate PLAN of the Ancient Borough of Bury Saint Edmunds in the County of Suffolk by Alexander Downing from 1740.
Framing without adhesive to support and hold the map in position to preserve for many more years.
Framed in a gold scoop with non reflective glass and conservation mount card.



Diagonal Blue 2025Oil on canvas 80x100cmBy  Event launch today 6-8pm
14/03/2026

Diagonal Blue 2025
Oil on canvas 80x100cm

By

Event launch today 6-8pm



Happy to announce this new exhibition by  In  Please do visit this lovely independent coffee shop and support local busi...
29/01/2026

Happy to announce this new exhibition by
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Please do visit this lovely independent coffee shop and support local businesses and artists.






We're taking a little break and we reopen on Thursday 8th January 2026. Thank you to all our customers throughout the ye...
27/12/2025

We're taking a little break and we reopen on Thursday 8th January 2026.
Thank you to all our customers throughout the year. We are grateful for all your business and we are looking forward to 2026 framing artefacts, memories, treasures and textiles.



“Often vibrant, sometimes contemplative, my work explores those moments when the past echoes in the present, abstracting...
24/11/2025

“Often vibrant, sometimes contemplative, my work explores those moments when the past echoes in the present, abstracting experiences of place through filters of memories, dreams, associations and emotions.

I create images to make sense of the world as I move through it, mindful always of the ways in which the past affects my every experience. In doing so, fragmented landscapes and interiors emerge that cannot be placed in any specific time or location. Even so, they are somehow recognizable, both to me and (surprisingly) frequently to others. You may feel you know that place - that, perhaps, you’ve been there, even if you can’t quite fix where or when. You may see things or feel a resonance that others cannot, yet miss elements that might seem so obvious to someone else. Paintings as portals - it’s a fascinating thought.

It took me a long time to understand how the past can ground you, or unmoor you, in the present. I had always thought my paintings, drawings and prints were simply my responses to places and their histories. I now realize just how much those responses have been shaped by memory and association, both real and imagined. We are the sum of the stories we tell ourselves, as well as those that others have told to or about us, and we interpret the world around us through that filter.

Recent works draw on my own family history, its artifacts and ephemera, becoming more rooted in objects than landscape, yet that uncanny resonance remains as I rekindle my forty-year-old obsession with still life and the domestic space. Ultimately, art is always about time.”

Brandon-based artist, Leigh Driver’, studied Fine Art at the Hertfordshire College of Art & Design in the early 1980s
under the guidance of the wonderful painter Graham Boyd (and Prunella Clough apparently, although sadly Leigh has no memory of her). Leigh also holds an MSc from the University of Oxford and has had two books published.

Work by

Acrylic, plastic, collage, assemblage work by  Beer mat watercolour paintings dating from the 1980s alongside disruptive...
16/11/2025

Acrylic, plastic, collage, assemblage work by

Beer mat watercolour paintings dating from the 1980s alongside disruptive social commentary in bright colour plastic and impasto paint.

Punk rock music and the attitude of no future dominated his mid-teens, creating a long-lasting rebellious streak. He defies limits and expectations, enjoying poking fun at traditional methods of creating visual art.
Working with a childlike playfulness and naivety, he introduces toys, charms, often vintage and highly collectable pieces, which the artist works into his acrylic paintings and sculptures as a means of playing with the idea of and subverting value.

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Opening Thu 6th NovemberSMALL THINGS EXHIBITIONJoin us for an open evening on Saturday 8th November from 6pm until 8 pm ...
05/11/2025

Opening Thu 6th November
SMALL THINGS EXHIBITION

Join us for an open evening on Saturday 8th November from 6pm until 8 pm to view additional work with the artists.

A beautiful silk scarf, handsewn against conservation card to display and enjoy. Framed in  confetti with float glass. O...
18/10/2025

A beautiful silk scarf, handsewn against conservation card to display and enjoy.
Framed in confetti with float glass.

Open Thu-Sat 10:00-16:00. Other times by appointment.









'Liminal Landscapes'Observed urban landscape, Brutalist architecture, liminal  edgelands and  transient spaces.         ...
12/09/2025

'Liminal Landscapes'
Observed urban landscape, Brutalist architecture, liminal edgelands and transient spaces.








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26 St John's Street
Bury St. Edmunds
IP331SN

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Thursday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm

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