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December 2025

Winter Art Fair


Four of my paintings are available for sale in the Winter Art Fair at Anna Lovely Gallery



October 2025

Trevor Burgess. Paintings of London at Town House Spitalfields



4 to 19 October. Opening preview 2.30 to 5.30pm Friday 3 October

A selection of paintings of London at Town House Spitalfields, a characterful early 18th century building opposite Hawksmoor's Christ Church on Fournier Street in Spitalfields. The gallery shows contemporary artists, with a focus on paintings of London's East End. There's also a coffee shop and a range of ceramics, books, art and antiques for sale.

The exhibition coincides with the publication of an online interview with me by London art critic,Tabish Khan, in which I talk about how London has continued to inspire me to make paintings for over 25 years. Read the interview on Londonist Urban Palette.

August 2025


Summer Exhibition


Mandells Gallery,Norwich.
19 July to 16 August.

I am showing two paintings in the annual Summer Exhibition at Mandells Gallery, which celebrates the talent and diversity of artists in the region. This exhibition showcases contemporary works by painters and sculptors, as well as pieces from the Norwich School of Painters and 20th-century East Anglian artists.


July 2025

100/50 (who's counting)

Unit 1 Gallery Workshop, 1 Bard Road, London W10 6TP


20 June to 19 July. Closing party: 19 July 6 to 9pm
My painting, Lockdown Blues, is featured in this group exhibition, curated by Stacie McCormick, celebrating artists over 50 years old


June 2025

Colour Revolution - paintings in inverse colour

Hounds of death (after Titian), oil on canvas, 92 x 100cm.

Crypt Gallery, Norwich.
Private View: 28 June 2.30 to 5pm.

This exhibition follows from the talk, "What Colour is that?" that I recently gave for Norfolk Contemporary Art Society. It features a series of paintings in which I have experimented with the psychological effects of inverting colour. Made initially in response to the shock of the Brexit referendum, and later during the pandemic lockdown, the paintings evoke feelings associated with these significant events in recent history that have affected us all in so many ways.

** 10% of all sales from the exhibition will be donated to support scholarships at Norwich School**

Limited edition giclee prints are available of the paintings. Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm paper. A2 size trimmed.
Unframed £60
Framed £150
To order or for further details contact me



May 2025

What Colour is that? A painter's notes on the slippery properties of colour


Georgia O'Keeffe, Red Flower

7pm. Thursday 15 May. Norfolk Contemporary Art Society, Blake Studio, Norwich School, 71a The Close, Norwich NR1 4DD