Art galleries in Penwith, Cornwall
There are lots of art galleries in Cornwall we currenly have details of art galleries in Caradon, Carrick, Kerrier, Penwith, Restormel, North Cornwall and also online.
Cornwall's art galleries are very varied and reflect the enormous range of our artistic community. Many art galleries exhibit paintings, sculptures and even life-sized masterpieces.
Also see our Art exhibitions in Cornwall page for more listings.
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The Alverton Gallery
A delightful and eclectic mixed gallery selling contemporary fine arts and crafts from the South West region. Be sure of a warm welcome and prices to suit all pockets for works by established and upcoming artists. The owners are both artists themselves and can, on occasion, be seen at work. |
Bay Restaurant and Gallery
The Bay Gallery can be found in Hotel Penzance’s Bay Restaurant, situated in a most stunning location, high above the Penzance rooftops. This imposing building overlooks the waterfront activity of Penzance harbour. The gallery holds twelve monthly exhibitions in the each year, all by Cornish artists. |
Bohemia Guild
Art, Craft and Re-makers Guild featuring functional and decorative works from Cornish and West Country makers. Art with a conscience. |
Cape Cornwall Studio
Cape Cornwall Studio is near St Just, in West Cornwall. It shows the silver seashell jewellery and seascape photography of Niki Green. Her work in both areas is strongly sea inspired. |
Clean Break Art Gallery
Contemporary Online art gallery. We are a small online art gallery operating in South West Cornwall. Our gallery exhibits original artwork by local artists. |
Cornwall Contemporary
A large and spacious gallery situated at the top of historic Chapel Street in Penzance. With three floors of exhibition space, shows change monthly and there is always mixed work on display by gallery artists such as Neil Pinkett, Simon Stooks, Maggie Matthews, Nancy Pickard and Paul Lewin. |
The Cowhouse Gallery
Situated in the picturesque coastal village of Perranuthnoe between Marazion and Helston, The Cowhouse Gallery is run entirely by a group of local artists and craftspeople. This independence allows them to offer a wide range of original work at very affordable prices. |
The Exchange
Housed in the old telephone exchange and beautifully converted by award-winning architects MUMA, the gallery opened on 7th July 2007, alongside the newly refurbished Newlyn Art Gallery, showcasing the very best in local, regional, national and international contemporary art. Both galleries are free to visit and have an extensive education programme and shops stocking books, jewellery and ceramics by local artists. The Exchange also has a thriving cafe, open for snacks and light lunches. |
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Goldsithney Gallery and Fair Trade Shop
Goldsithney Gallery offers a fresh and regularly updated exhibition programme of Cornish artists and jewellers. |
Journeyman Furniture
Nicholas Langan designs and handcrafts contemporary furniture of the highest quality. Combined with the workshop and studio is the gallery. The gallery not only shows furniture made by Nicholas but exhibits the work of local artists and craftspeople that compliment his work.
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The Jane Adams Gallery
The gallery promotes contemporary art and craft including ceramics, original paintings and prints, textiles, glass, wood, recycled sculpture and is a permanent showcase for Jane Adams Ceramics with a working pottery in the garden. |
The Little Picture Gallery
The Little Picture Gallery is bright and friendly and situated in the heart of Mousehole. Works exhibited are a wide mix of representational, traditional and naive. Original paintings, original prints, small sculpture and many reproductions and cards. |
Millennium Gallery
The Millennium Gallery is a large independent contemporary gallery occupying three floors of exhibition space in the heart of St Ives. Our aim is to provide a supportive platform for artists and present museum quality shows. The range of work on show is diverse in media and rendering, emphasis is placed on authenticity and the human search for 'why we are here' the journey taken from dark to light. |
Morvah School House
Morvah gallery exhibits locally and nationally renowned artists in the upper gallery. Downstairs the coffee shop sells delicious home-made cakes, cream teas, coffee and hot snacks as well as locally hand crafted items such as stained glass, pottery, jewellery, small paintings, prints and cards. We have full disabled access to all areas of the building. The Morvah Schoolhouse also serves as the parish community centre offering a diverse range of events and activities for local people and visitors alike. |
New Street Gallery
New Street Gallery is a much loved artist-led gallery showcasing the work of 13 artists including painting, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, glass, jewellery, photography and much more. Because the artists run the gallery themselves they offer their work at studio prices. In addition, "The third room" is a new space in the gallery with constantly changing exhibitions from guest artists. It is available to hire - see the website for more details or call in. |
Newlyn Art Gallery
Newlyn Art Gallery has a 112 year history of developing regionally significant contemporary art projects. Over the past 20 years the level of ambition within the organisation has increased very significantly, to the point where the gallery consistently delivers nationally significant programmes of exhibitions and education projects.
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Out of the Blue Gallery
Arranged on two floors and crammed with treasures, we show a range of artists working in Cornwall. Paintings, prints, cards, pottery, jewellery, driftwood, glass and more... |
Porthminster Gallery
The gallery showcases well chosen paintings, prints, ceramics and sculpture by emerging and leading Cornish and invited British artists. Collectable works by Post-War British and St Ives names are also usually available: Sandra Blow, Patrick Heron, Terry Frost, David Hockney, Breon O'Casey, Bryan Pearce, |
Rainyday Gallery
After being based at Cross Street and later in Market Jew Street, art and music promoter Martin Val Baker in 2007 moved his Gallery to the present premises on the terrace opposite W H Smiths in Penzance’s main street. He has now staged 200 exhibitions since 1992. Shows for 2009 include: September; Matthew Lanyon, October; Phil Whiting, November; Alice Mumford and Janet Treloar, December; The Little Picture Show. There is always a show of smaller pictures by many well known local artists such as Bob Bourne, Anthony Frost, Chris Hankey, Matthew Lanyon, Martin Lanyon, Dot Searle, Lewis Mitchell, Nick Williams, Zoe Cameron and others, ceramics by Jill Bevan. Books and a wide selection of cards by local, national and international artists. |
Silverworkz Gallery
Contemporary Jewellery |
Stoneman Graphics
The gallery deals in ceramics, painting and prints featuring established and new artists,with changing solo and group exhibitions. |
Tate St Ives
Home of the post-war British Modernism, St Ives provides the artistic foundations for Tate St Ives. Opened in 1993 and built to celebrate the surroundings and atmosphere that inspired many artists, the unique architecture recalls the 'White Relief' works of the artist Ben Nicholson and the unexpected twists and turns of the town of St Ives itself. The Gallery offers a varied programme of exhibitions by internationally-known modern and contemporary artists, emerging artists and Tate Collection works from the St Ives Modernists and artists such as Picasso, Turner or Mondrian. All are shown in the unique cultural context of St Ives. Three seasons of exhibitions each year and a full Family Programme let you see and do something different every time you visit.
OPEN: March-October 10am-5.20pm, last admission 5pm |
Trereife House
Trereife's Art Gallery is nestled in the courtyard of the fine Queene Anne House. We specialise in providing an holistic service which includes a cafe, providing homemade food open daily and caterers for private views and events. |
Tyler Gallery
A gallery which mainly features ornamental raku pottery, which is based on an old Japanese technique. |
Westcountryeditions.com
Art gallery and picture framers. |
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