The Autumn 2024 Exhibition at the Tremheneere Gallery went really well, with artists talks and a fabulous review by the film critic Mark Kermode in the St Ives Times & Echo.
David Westby, artists talks in the upper gallery.
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EXHIBITION | Autumn 2024
Saturday October 12th to Sunday November 3rd
The Autumn show is one of Newlyn Society of Artists’ twice-yearly exhibitions at the Tremenheere gallery. Autumn 2024 presents a cross section of members’ most recent work. Thought provoking and diverse, there is no house style in the NSA. The visitor can expect to see high-quality work reflecting the wide range of practice within the membership, where the nature and challenges of contemporary life can find an artistic voice.
The Opening Party is on Saturday 12th October 2.00 to 4.00pm. All are welcome.
On Sunday October 20th a group of participating artists will be at the gallery from 2.00 to 3.30pm to talk to visitors about the ideas and processes involved in their practice. If you can’t make the talks, there will be one or two participating artists at the gallery every day. They will be happy to answer any questions.
The gallery is open every day 11.00 – 4.00pm (Except Monday)
Entry to the gallery is free.
Anima Mundi are proud to present ‘Nepantla‘, a solo exhibition by Carlos Zapata.
Zapata’s idiosyncratic sculpture and installation deals with diverse challenging and potent themes ranging from poverty, conflict, religion and race, yet paradoxically, the overriding characteristics of the work are of empathy and compassion and a deep search for spirituality
‘Nepantla’ launches Friday 6th September 6.30 – 8.30pm
6th Sept-19th Oct 2024
Anima Mundi Gallery, Street-An-Pol, St Ives TR26 2DS
Applications are invited from emerging/early career sculptors based in or connected to the South West of England, to take part in the Annual Stone Lane Sculpture Exhibition at Stone Lane Gardens, Devon. The theme this year is Connectivity and the £1000 Ashburner prize will be awarded for the sculpture that best represents this theme. The exhibition dates are 1st July to 31st October 2022. Entries are free of charge and the closing date for applications is 31st March 2022.
Further details can be found on the Stone Lane Gardens website here. The gardens are situated in the North East corner of Dartmoor National Park, Devon.
This autumn, Tremenheere Gallery presents a landmark exhibition
celebrating 125 years of the Newlyn Society of Artists. The NSA was Founded in 1896 and is one of the longest- surviving art organisations anywhere. It currently has close to ninety members, and includes artists working across all disciplines from painting and printmaking and sculpture to film, all of whom either live in West Cornwall or have close links with the area.
Please follow the link to continue with the Press release NSA125 Past, present, future
Read more:
Artist’s Connections: Each Exhibitor was asked to write a short paragraph explaining their inspiration for the artwork shown, specifically how it connected with the history of the NSA.
Inventive Century – Drift Magazine. Words by Mercedes Smith
NSA 125 Feature for Drift Magazine | October 2021 Issue 15
16 October to 7 November 2021 Tremenheere Gallery,
Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens, Gulval, Penzance, TR20 8YL.
Some installation shots of NSA member Phil Booth’s current exhibition – Encounters at the Interface – at Tremenheere Gallery. The show runs until 12th June and the gallery is open Tuesday – Saturday, 11am – 4pm. For full details of the exhibition see this earlier post
THE GALLERY, TREMENHEERE SCULPTURE GARDENS, GULVAL, PENZANCE
“In The Forest” is an exhibition of porcelain sculptures set to open at Daisy Laing Gallery in Penzance. Taiwanese ceramicist Winnie Lyn has created a bespoke collection of carved and altered, reformed and refined porcelain sculptures, finished in mystery forms of shapes in the forest. Winnie Lyn is one of the key advocate and committee member of Penzance Festival of Art. Her practice concerns experience and memories, aiming to translate the truth and pretense of life into the mediums of ceramics, drawing and mixed sculptures. Currently, focusing on inter-generational narrative, around both human and human to environment dialogues. Winnie Lyn channels her concerns into abstract forms, which carry both an emotional charge and a “radiation” of meaning. From 3rd June to 3rd July, “In The Forest” will be exhibited in Daisy Laing Gallery, Penzance. More details please visit www. DaisyLaing.co.uk or WinnieLyn.Art 
