Newlyn Society of Artists consider their prestigious past, and promising future, in their 125th.

Follow a rich thread of luminous colour into the dark night of winter.

Sarah Woods’ new collection captures the wide blue space and tranquil beauty of summer on the Cornish coast.

During his 50-year career, Hugh West has experienced every possible connotation of life as a potter, and has finally reached his paradise.

Absorbed by painter Jeffery Camp’s poetic vision.

The work of Caroline Cleave, whose sensitive but impactful style celebrates a strong sense of home.

A unique commission throws a talented Cornish craftsman into the global spotlight.

A unique collection of etchings, on show this December, asks the questions we are all talking about.

Gemma Lessinger is a painter in awe of the ever-changing nature of the ocean.

Imaginary misdemeanours inspired by Cornish settings; author Nicola Upson re-captures the Golden Age of crime writing.

Porthminster Gallery’s ‘Sea Stories’ exhibition tells the vivid, intertwining tales of the movement, mood and emotive qualities of the Corni

Rediscovering a creative calm in the face of adversity.

Tremenheere Gallery presents work by Royal Society artist Phil Booth, from huge sculptures...

Rich in detail and bursting with character, Andy Bibbings’ watercolours are a study of the unique world of animals, from domestic pets...

St Ives has long been a magnet for artistic endeavour and a hub of creativity. Now the St Ives School of Painting is embracing technology to

Nina Brooke’s bold, aerial seascapes are eye-candy for ocean lovers.

For some much needed joy in 2021, look to the work of Linda Styles.

Artist Sue Watt explores a difficult subject in an extraordinary year.

How a carpenter in Cornwall found a rare opportunity during lockdown to rekindle a passion for creativity.

With exhibitions cancelled or postponed from the start of 2020, artists in Cornwall have found their careers unexpectedly on pause.