A Call for Cornish Art in the Virtual World
Pick up your brushes, pens and pencils and take part in Penlee Inspired Online, a new virtual exhibition and curated event bringing artists of all skills and mediums together.
Posts In: Art and Culture
The Art of Healing
When a devastating tragedy took place in Caroline Robinson’s life, it was her former dream of being an artist that would resurface once more to offer solace, discovery, and healing.
Win an Original Painting by Kurt Jackson
The Jackson Foundation are holding an online prize draw to win a Kurt Jackson original Glastonbury painting, with all funds raised going to Greenpeace.
The Kestle Barton Celebrates 10 Years.
Rural Lizard Peninsula gallery, The Kestle Barton, celebrates ten years with a unique solo exhibition from a globally renowned photographer, Marketa Luskacova.
Cornwall and the Coronavirus – Supporting Our Local Businesses…
As Cornwall faces a challenging time ahead, we’re discussing ways you can help support your local community in the coming months…
Stepping Back to Discover Colour: An Interview with Tom Holland
Written by University of Exeter student William Bowden. Originally from London, 19-year-old Will is currently…
Leach Studio Potters: 100 Years On Exhibition
The Leach Pottery presents an exhibition of diverse personal work from each member of its international Studio team to celebrate the Leach’s 100 year anniversary.
The Home of Cornish History – Kresen Kernow
If you are looking to feel closer to an ancestor, uncover more about your village’s past, discover something fascinating about the history of Cornwall and its people, or simply relax and read a book in a calm and welcoming space, then there is only one place you should be heading.
Discover Portscatho’s Artist’s Retreat
The New Gallery’s homely vibe might throw some visitors when they soon discover that the work is by some of the most established artists in the country.
Meet the Maker – Printmaker Trevor Price
There’s something wonderfully nostalgic about the work of award-winning printmaker Trevor Price, from his post-modernism colour palettes to Picasso-esque compositions, alongside his love for the former stomping ground of Hepworth and Nicholson that is St Ives.