Street Art

at Dalegate Market

We are home to independent shops and a cafe, services, events and street art. Take a look around, and we hope to see you at Dalegate Market in Burnham Deepdale on the beautiful North Norfolk Coast.

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Mural - View Over The Marshes

Artist - Mark Harper

The mural at Dalegate Market was inspired by the 1920s - 1950s railway posters promoting travel to the countryside and seaside towns. He thought it would be in keeping with the hiking, bird watching & local history that Burnham Deepdale has to offer. Mark hopes many people enjoy the mural today and in the future.

Find View Over The Marshes in the passage between Deepdale Cafe and FatFace.

 

About The Artist

Mark started as a sign writer, sign painter & gilder. Moved on to theatre and set painter for the theming industry. And finally to a mural artist. He mostly painted large scale murals interior and exterior for the private & public sector (schools & council authorities). The subjects vary widely from landscape, jungle, Roman scenes, animal & birds, historical pieces, and children's illustration design. Mark's portfolio of work can be found at harperart.co.uk

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Family Day Out

Artist - Andy Maule

In this piece of work, Andy imagined the emotions we all experience on a "family day out": Mum and Dad connected with hands, while Mum is concerned (but not massively) about the independence being shown by their young son, who knows that the physical separation from his parents allows him to exhibit his growing self assurance.

The work uses ceramic masks attached to minimised metal (steel) bodies. Despite these 'abbreviated' forms the body language is clear.

Andy said, "Dalegate Market is a perfect place for this work to be sited. It is about people sharing time away from home, with all the joy and tensions that brings. In its precise location I hope it will amuse visitors and that they will identify with the 'family' members."

Find Family Day Out in the passage between Deepdale Cafe and FatFace.

 

About The Artist

Andy Maule retired from his professional career as a scientist in 2011 to pursue his long-standing interest in the arts, in particular, sculpture. Working largely through self-exploration, he would be described as an 'outsider artist'. His work is predominantly, although loosely, figurative. Andy's medium is mostly ceramic, but he also recently exhibited work finished in bronze, and decorated plaster. Many of his stoneware pieces fit well in a garden setting. Andy's portfolio of work can be found at andymaule.net

All the monies generated through the production and installation of this work were donated to the The Mudeka Foundation to help disadvantaged school children in Zimbabwe - mudekafoundation.org

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