Sisters, Joanna, Emma and Kate Reynolds, will be showing ceramics and mixed media work.

The exhibition will also include some of their late father, Bernard Reynolds, sculpture, drawings and prints and their late mother, Gwynneth Reynolds, paintings.

Bernard and Gwynneth Reynolds were well known figures in the art world of East Anglia, Bernard having assisted Henry Moore, created public commissioned sculptures around Ipswich and Norwich as well as having a long teaching career in sculpture at The Suffolk College.

Gwynneth Reynolds made paintings, some abstract and others inspired by gardens and plants, typical of Cedric Morris's East Anglian School of painting in Hadleigh, Suffolk, where she was taught in the1950s. Many years later she documented her time there, amongst other artists reminiscences, in the book she compiled, Benton End Remembered.

The Reynolds sisters hope the exhibition will celebrate their creative heritage, their family influences, and be of interest to art lovers and art collectors.

Ceramic Platter ‘Swimmers” by Kate Reynolds