From My Window Exhibition

From My Window is running at The Stables Gallery in Burton Constable Hall from 13 October to 22 November 2026, open every day. It's an exhibition by the East Riding Artists (ERA), one of the north's largest art groups, and it's free to enter.

The title gives the whole thing away: the show brings together scenes, memories and impressions of outdoor spaces by ERA members, each sharing the views they've enjoyed from their own windows over the years. Some are current locations, others are historic scenes, but they all start from that same simple point of looking out. The range goes from the hustle of a town or cityscape to a holiday window or a garden of peace, so you'll see quite a few different moods side by side. The work fills the Stables Gallery, which ERA runs as part of a rolling programme of themed exhibitions for its members.

That puts the show inside Burton Constable Hall, a magnificent Elizabethan country house on the outskirts of Hull that's been home to the Constable family for more than 700 years. There are 30 grand rooms, a Cabinet of Curiosities and parkland designed by 'Capability' Brown. The Burton Constable Foundation was set up in 1992 to secure the house and parkland's long-term future, and the Stables Gallery is one of the spaces where that continues.

So, you've got a collection of views from people's windows housed in a place that's seen seven centuries of its own. It's open daily from 13 October to 22 November, and entry is free.