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Water Marks: Art in East Anglia
Ian Collins hails from a long line of Broadland boat-builders. He was born in Norfolk, raised in Cambridgeshire, and now lives in Southwold and London. His writings on East Anglian art have appeared in the Eastern Daily Press since 1978 and in books including A Broad Canvas; Bird on a Wire: The Life and Art of Guy Taplin; and Making Waves: Artists in Southwold - the last a 2005 book of the year choice in The Times, Sunday Telegraph and Spectator. He has also curated exhibitions for the 50th Aldeburgh Festival in 1997, a 2009 Mary Newcomb memorial tribute at Norwich Castle and Gerard Stamp's show for the opening of Norwich Cathedral Hostry by the Queen in 2010.
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