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The Summerhouse Gallery

The Summerhouse is a brand new gallery in the ancient charter town of Marazion. Situated in the square, it is merely a stones throw from the sea. The Summerhouse is a thriving, beautiful space showing diverse and interesting artwork. This includes established artists such as Michael Strang, Mike Hindle, John Piper and Michael Praed. [...]

The Lane Gallery

Seek out this little gem hidden away in the heart of Truro. Run by a collective of 16 artists with a wide range of original artwork. Styles vary from contemporary to traditional, plus fantastic jewellery, ceramics, fused glass, textiles and wood turning. Go and meet some of the artists each day as they take turns [...]

Jo Downs Glass Studio

Each piece of Jo’s stunning glass is totally unique, lovingly handmade by Jo and her small team in the North Cornwall studio. Jo is involved in the design and production of every piece, from small coasters to striking commission pieces for hotels, cruise liners, company headquarters and private residences around the world. The galleries dedicated [...]

Hansel Gallery

Opening for spring 2012, Hansel gallery features the work of established painters Steve Petrucci Fox, Ann Cummings and Sculptor Deryl Petrucci. Located in the centre of St Ives the gallery displays a rich and diverse collection of mainly figure work with some landscapes, complemented by limited edition bronze resin sculpture. An ever changing show of stunning [...]

Alan Coombe Fine Art

The gallery opened in January 2011 and is situated on the first floor of a recently refurbished traditional Cornish building, located by the well known Hayle (Foundry) Viaduct. Specializing in original Cornish 19th and 20th century drawings, watercolour and oil paintings. A large selection of paintings by the St Ives and Newlyn school artists.

Alverton Gallery

The Alverton Gallery is a working studio gallery with a blend of contemporary fine art, jewellery, sculpture, ceramics and craft glass. The gallery features more than sixty artists and makers predominantly from West Cornwall in a rolling programme of displays with a garnish of new artists from elsewhere.

Beside The Wave

One of Cornwall’s most well known galleries, Beside The Wave has hosted exhibitions for leading west country artists for the past 23 years. Situated in the main street and overlooking Falmouth harbour, the gallery has a delightful position for the many exhibitions that are held there every year.

Cornwall Contemporary

Now in its 5th year, Cornwall Contemporary is a spacious gallery over three floors at the top of historic Chapel Street in Penzance. Specialising in contemporary painting, sculpture and printmaking from Cornwall and as far afield as Norway and America, it features work by prestigious and established artists alongside new college graduates.

Cornwall Crafts Association – Trelowarren

Cornwall Crafts has two galleries, both in attractive parkland and gardens open to the public, that support the work of makers in Cornwall. It has a national reputation for the contemporary, design-led craftwork of its members.

The Cowhouse Gallery

Situated in the picturesque village of Perranuthnoe, between Marazion and Helston, the Cowhouse Gallery is one of west Cornwall’s best-kept secrets.
The gallery is run entirely by a group of local artists and craftspeople, and this independence allows them to offer a wide range of original arts and crafts at very affordable prices.

Cry of the Gulls

Cry of the Gulls has undergone some major changes in the past twelve months with the launch of its brand new logo and website, whilst keeping at its core the eclectic work showcased in the gallery in Fowey.

Falmouth Art Gallery

This award-winning gallery houses one of the leading art collections in Cornwall, featuring works by major artists including Sir Frank Brangwyn RA, Sir Edward Burne-Jones, Tacita Dean and Thomas Gainsborough.

Gallery Latitude 50

Gallery Latitude 50 is housed in a traditional Cornish stone building with stunning panoramic views over the fields and moors of West Penwith. It offers a wonderful line up of work by both established and ‘up and coming’ artists and craftspeople from Cornwall and beyond. Wide selection of jewellery, paintings, sculpture, ceramics and textiles.

Gallery Tresco

Located on the shore at New Grimsby, Gallery Tresco was established in 1992. The gallery’s wonderful position attracts artists from the west country and beyond, who are inspired by the clarity of light at the furthest outpost of Cornwall.

The Guild of Ten

The Guild of Ten is a co-operative of designer-makers who run their own independent gallery, tucked behind Truro Cathedral. The makers are highly skilled and all their delightful work is made in Cornwall. The jewellers create cutting-edge pieces in diverse materials, from hand-cast bio-resin, colourful enamelled silver through to unusual or classic silver and gold. [...]

Hayle Gallery

The Hayle Gallery is located on Penpol Terrace and overlooks the harbour. It specialises in original 19th- and 20th-century Cornish ?art and always has a good selection of work by St Ives and Newlyn School artists. More than 100 original works are always on view and stock is frequently updated. Visitors can expect to see [...]

Julia Mills Gallery

In October 2010 the Julia Mills Gallery moved from Porthleven to Mousehole. The new premises, formerly The Seastar Gallery is the previous home and workshop of the artist Biddy Picard and has been a craft gallery since the 1950s. Nestled in the heart of this popular fishing village, the new gallery is home to a [...]

Kestle Barton

Kestle Barton is a unique collection of ancient farm buildings, with fifty acres of pasture and woodland, representing the best of Cornish farming heritage and situated on the footpath between Frenchman’s Creek and Helford village, on The Lizard. The retirement of eighty year old farmer Boaden Lyne, in 2005, presented the opportunity to acquire this [...]

Leach Pottery Showroom

Founded in 1920 the Leach Pottery is probably the most famous and influential studio pottery in the world. For decades it forged the shape of studio pottery production in the UK and beyond. Scores of potters, students and apprentices trained there, attracted from all across the world and creating an unusual mix of the very [...]