Ian Rawnsley

'so besieged by the ocean it forms a demi island within an island' Richard Carew's observation of Cornwall and the basis for renowned Artist Ian Rawnsley's latest exhibition

Almost an Island exhibition

Karen Birchwood

'I work intuitively from the start of a painting with colour and form letting a painting develop with spontaneity. Its important to me to create a sense of space, to balance areas of intense colour and form.' Karen Birchwood

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Kate Burns

"Intriguing ‘abstract art’ is my main area of focus. My influences stem from a fascination by the process of creating abstract art and an obsession for enigmatic beauty." Kate Burns

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our style

Being based in Cornwall has certainly influenced the style of the gallery which focuses around the concept of 'edges' and 'boundaries' - where land meets sky – a celebration of the flora and fauna of our countryside, and ruggedness of our natural coastline.

I love what I do, the people I meet, the artists that I represent, and I hope that that enthusiasm shows in every interaction.

Craftmanship

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Aisleigh Ann

Aisleigh is a Cornwall based artist whose work is a deeply intuitive relationship with the landscape. Through expressive mark-making, she captures not just a place, but its essence - a fleeting moment, a feeling. Growing up in South Devon, she was always drawn to the outdoors, finding inspiration in the ever-changing landscape.

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Claire Henley

"I love both banks of the Camel Estuary and have walked or cycled along much of it in both directions. From the war memorial on the Padstow side or from Brea Hill on the Rock side, the views are spectacular and you can watch the weather change in an instant. Favourite spots are the beautiful churchyard at Porthilly and the dunes around St Enodoc church on the walk to Daymer Bay. Despite the area’s popularity it’s still possible to escape and find some solitude."

Claire Henley

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David Pearce

In my studio fractured memories unravel, spill out and combine. I’m an avid collector of ceramics and a lover of nature so these things emerge naturally. Someone’s yellow sweater may appear in disguise on the canvas. That yellow may present as a vase but it may disappear under a layer of red, shift across the canvas and turn into a tree. Akin to a game of chess, the work can be taken in many directions... I add, remove and work into the canvas, the finished work is a resolution of ideas.

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Jewellery by Sandra Austin

Photography is fundamental to Sandra’s design development helping her to study line and shape in more detail. She then sketches from the images, establishing the concept of the design. Often the drawings are then further developed by model making allowing for modification of design alternatives, proportion and textural detail before translating to metal...

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