Ocean Anthology

Featuring the work of Gareth Edwards, Kerry Harding, Sophie Carter, Jane Ansell, John Taylor and Philip Lyons.

In planning for this exhibition last year, little did we know how the world around us would change so much. Fitting then, perhaps, that this show's contemplative works resonate even more strongly as we start to look outwards, embracing and appreciating our natural environment and the sense of space, comfort and peace it offers. Ocean Anthology is a collection of works by 5 Cornish painters who have manifested their empathy with and belonging to the peninsula they call home. Rhythmic echoes of tide and time, light, space and the nurture of nature all abound in these beautiful new works. Additionally they are joined by some fabulous paintings in the style of mid century St Ives school of painting. In times of great pace and change, now, more than ever, a painting on the wall enables us to press the pause button whilst we transport ourselves to its mindful destination. We look forward to welcoming you to the exhibition in gallery or online and hope that its intention to provide peace and thoughtfulness resonates with you all.

August 1 – 29, 2020

Life In Colour

Goes Live Online on Friday 3rd July at 7pm. Timed gallery visits available from Saturday 4th July, phone the gallery for an appointment.

A wonderful summer showing of new paintings by Anna hymas with sublime ceramic works from Aaron Scythe, Peter Wills and Lara Scobie.

July 3 – 25, 2020

Tradition - East & West

Fitch, McAndrew & Hamada

Goes live online at 7pm BST, Friday June 5th 2020. Please note that international shipments will incur additional shipping charges over those added automatically for the UK. All shipping charges are at cost.

June 5 – 27, 2020

Fresh

As 'Fresh' Art Fair sadly had to be postponed until November, we will be showing the work that was due to be on our stand in the Gallery and online during the month of May.

May 1 – June 3, 2020

The Texture of Constance and Change - Ceramics by Patricia Shone, Paintings by Charlie Leal

April 2 – May 2, 2020

Eddie & Margaret Curtis

The largest collection of work from two of Britain's premier potters

Potters since the early 1970s, Eddie & Margaret Curtis have earned international respect for their ceramic artworks with both makers having multiple pieces included in museum collections globally.

March 12 – April 30, 2020

Into the Woods

February 29th to March 21st 2020

Featuring the work of Melanie Goemans, Felicity Keefe, Kate Sherman and Laura Wade. With Ceramics Sculpture by Alison Coaten and Wooden Vessels by Matti Söderkultalahti

February 29 – March 21, 2020

The Winter Collection

A vibrant and joyous collection of ceramics and paintings for the festive season

Debuting the work of Sara Moorhouse and Tanya Gomez

December 7, 2019 – February 29, 2020

The Sake Vessel - Contemporary Interpretations

International Sake Vessel Exhibition curated by Lucien M. Koonce

37 world class international makers from Japan, USA, Australasia and Europe. Exhibition now open online and in the gallery for viewing and purchase.

November 16 – December 4, 2019

Breathe

Featuring the work of Malcolm Martin & Gaynor Dowling, James Hake, Kerry Harding and Jane Ansell.

This exhibition explores the relationship we have to our natural world and how, through nature’s part within the creative process, we can immortalise what it yields to us, be it wood, clay, ash or its very own scenic beauty. Debuting in this show is the sublime sculptural work of Malcom Martin and Gaynor Dowling who have elevated sculpture in wood to the highest level of artistic success. Their work is held in several museum collections worldwide including The Boston and Philadelphia Museums of Fine Art and the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, and has been exhibited internationally. Kerry Harding makes a return to the gallery for her first large collection of paintings after a successful debut in early summer. She will be providing a large collection of new works which seek to deconstruct and re-construe landscapes with arresting depth and subtlety. James Hake also returns to the gallery with a major collection of brand new work. James has been a gallery favourite with our clients since 2016 and we are delighted that “Breathe” sees a large scale return of his work here. James is a master in glaze formulation and manipulation, his vessels adorned with fluid fusions of ancient Chinese glaze types including Nuka ash glazes, iron rich Tenmoku and cloud like Chun. The exhibition is also joined by the return of Jane Ansell’s moving takes on British landscape and out relationship to it. Her paintings have always been fabulously received and for ‘Breathe’ she is providing us with new works that showcase her ability to make paintings that transport us to a twilight world and perception of natural beauty.

October 5 – 26, 2019

CHAWAN - International Teabowl Exhibition

International Teabowl Exhibition

An exhibition of tea bowls from 41 global makers

November 17 – December 5, 2018