Time for Tea?
A show inspired by the nation’s favourite beverage, at Whitewater Contemporary in Polzeath Words: Mercedes Smith When you settle down…
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Scott Tuke: sunshine painter
Falmouth Art Gallery shows an exhibition of work by Henry Scott TukeImages courtesy of the…
The Regal Returns
It “went dark” for 535 days thanks to the pandemic, but the Regal Theatre reopened…
‘TEN’: Honouring a Decade of the Summerhouse Gallery.
A leading contemporary gallery championing Cornish artists for the past decade, Marazion’s the Summerhouse Gallery celebrates a decade of art in style.
Alfred Wallis – Cornwall’s True Art Legend
Alfred Wallis is one of Cornwall’s most intriguing artists. With a life of late bloom, brief success, we take a look at his bittersweet life through the eyes of illustrator Molly Russon.
Guest Blog: Cornwall – An Unheralded Storytelling Sanctuary.
Originally from Michigan, USA, journalist and creative writer Noah Abbott has been studying at Falmouth University and is currently in his third year. During his time in Cornwall, Noah looked to explore the folklore, stories and mythology rich in this ancient county and discover why it was such an inspiration to writers….
Inside: Cornwall Contemporary, Penzance
Since 2006, Cornwall Contemporary as held a prominent place in Penzance’s artistic community, welcoming its 15th year, this renowned gallery is still providing leading, contemporary art worldwide from its West Cornwall hub.
An Extra Special Cornish Christmas – Festive Finery with Emily Nixon
Our round up of the latest and most stunning pieces from the distinctly coastal and eclectic jewellery designer, Emily Nixon.
Artist Profile – Sarah Eddy
When Sarah Eddy is searching for inspiration, she takes to the Cornish coastline, from the shape of the headline to the ever-changing colours of the ocean, her paintings make for stunning interpretations of some of Cornwall’s best scenic views.
A New View – Abstract Meets Aerial
With a passion for flight, art and conceptual imagery, abstract aerial photographer George Stephens, also known as Gstee, captures Cornwall’s natural world and in a completely new way.