Welcome to Fen Ditton Gallery

A curated exhibition-led art gallery on the outskirts of Cambridge, run by mother and daughter team Lotte Attwood and Hannah Munby, championing artists and makers through exhibitions, artist residencies and events.

Explore the works of art

Next exhibition:
A Festive Exhibition of Objects and Artworks
18th November - 20th December

Bringing together a thoughtful collection of objects and artworks by established and emerging makers, this festive exhibition invites visitors to look past the familiar and discover something new.

Find out more here

Visit us

The gallery is open at weekends during exhibitions only, so please check our opening times before your visit. Outside of exhibitions and regular opening hours, purchase appointments can be arranged by contacting Hannah on info@fendittongallery.com / 01223 295657

A black and white charcoal drawing of a young man with dark hair and a serious expression, sitting at a desk with a chair and a book, he is juggling. The drawing in by Olly Williamson

Discover our Artists

Learn more about the creative hand behind the works we showcase.

Abstract screenprint featuring black, red, light green, and light blue oval shapes with yellow lines on a white background. The print is by Nigel Hall

Browse Available Works

A digital catalogue of all our available works. Buy online or book an appointment to view

A wooden table with a white vase holding a bouquet of pink, purple, and yellow flowers. Behind the table, there is a wooden chair with vertical slats on the backrest. The background features a gray wall with a framed abstract geometric art piece in shades of pink, purple, black, and yellow.

Art Advisory Services

Whether you’re a first-time buyer or building your collection, we are here to help

Two women standing in an art gallery, smiling at the camera. The woman on the left has gray hair and is wearing a black cardigan, pink top, and blue skirt with yellow and white flowers. The woman on the right has dark curly hair and is wearing a black and white patterned shirt and dark jeans. Behind them, there are framed black and white photographs displayed on the wall, and large windows are visible on the left side of the image.