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East Durham Artists' Network (EDAN) is a voluntary group of East Durham professional and amateur artists working in a wide variety of media, operating from our gallery in Seaham, at the bottom of Church Street.

Formed in 2004, we’re enthusiastic about developing and sharing our skills and practices as well as hosting exhibitions which aim to encourage greater understanding of and participation in arts in East Durham.  We run our gallery on a voluntary basis and have a programme of exhibitions throughout the year to showcase the work of our members.

74 Church Street
Seaham Harbour
Durham
SR7 7HF

We run a number of Member events during the year, these can be found on our Members events page

 

We also share useful information to our members about exhibitions and events in our area via our

"Out & About" blog.

Our current exibition

'EDAN@20'

15th July ~ 23rd August

EDAN are celebrating the anniversary of twenty years since a group of artists from the East Durham area realised that there were no organisations or groups in East Durham that would encourage and support their continuing artistic development, and no designated local sites for exhibiting their work. They decided to create the East Durham Artists’ Network (EDAN) to fill the gap. 

 

In this exhibition we celebrate the success of that initiative.

A selection of our Artists submissions for the exhibition
'Pearl in the Ocean' copper wire wrapped ceramic pendant
Sharron Marley
Disconnected
Kay Holborn Bond
Illuminated
Lesley Wood
Ocean Express
Jac Seery Howard
Skin Deep
Lesley Wood
Vessel II
Victoria Leeks
After the rain
Bill Holmes
Hints of A Night Sky
Tony Frisby
Industry & Beach Art
Carol White
Onshore Breeze
Lesley Wood
The Fall
Jean Spence
Vessel III
Victoria Leeks
Dawn Solace 3
Nasim Akhtar
Hirundo rustica
Angela Sandwith
Moon Shadow
Sandra Totty
Seaham Wheels (Teal Mono)
Anthony Carr
The Spirit of Coal
Derek Newton Lynch
Winter Puddle, Crimdon
Roger Gadd
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