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Our 2020 Autumn Collection features some stunning new work in glass, ceramics, jewellery and of course paintings.
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Winter at the Byre 2020 our final and seasonal exhibition of the year features stunning new work in - paintings, glass, ceramics, textiles - and of course jewellery - from some of our favourite artists and makers.
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For our summer 2020 exhibition, 'A Change of Scene' five Cornwall artists - Jill Hudson, Sophie Harding, Martha Holmes, Eleanor Lee and Sara Owen - each produced some stunning new work full of summer brightness.
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Full Bloom, the second of our spring 2020 exhibitions features paintings from Cornwall artists Sophie Harding and Jill Hudson along with glass by Ruth Shelley and ceramics by John Pollex.
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Postcards from the Edge, the first exhibition of 2020, is a celebration of the wonderful south west coast path which is much loved by locals and visitors alike and is walked by thousands every year. Ten artists and makers – who all have a connection with Cornwall - have each created collections of new work inspired by this thin strip of footpath that clings to the edge of the land.
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Winter at the Byre is a celebration of our year of exhibitions, when we welcome back some of our favourite makers and artists with exciting new work for Christmas and beyond.
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Our first exhibition for summer 2019 at the Byre Gallery is The Coast is Clear. Cornwall artist Siobhan Purdy returns with a stunning new collection of work inspired by her love for - and memories of - the Cornish seaside.
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The second summer exhibition of 2019 welcomed back three of the Byre’s regular Cornwall artists: Kerry Harding, Jill Hudson and Nikki Mosley each of whom have created some stunning new landscapes for this exhibition. Also making a welcome return was glass artist Benjamin Lintell with a wonderful new collection of glass art.
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A Colourful Life continues the spring 2019 theme of colour and vibrancy. I’m delighted to introduce three new painters each working with colour in different ways: David Muddyman, Christine Oliphant and Sara Owen; glass artist Benjamin Lintell's blown glass work is both colourful and exquisitely executed.
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Full of the Joys introduced two artists whose work I discovered for the first time in Gallery Tresco on the Isles of Scilly in May 2018. I was equally captivated by the wonderful sense of calm in Sophie Harding’s delightful and distinctive paintings, as I was by the energy and colours of Sara Bor’s landscapes and it was wonderful to re-unite them at the Byre Gallery.
Our 2020 Autumn Collection features some stunning new work in glass, ceramics, jewellery and of course paintings.
Winter at the Byre 2020 our final and seasonal exhibition of the year features stunning new work in - paintings, glass, ceramics, textiles - and of course jewellery - from some of our favourite artists and makers.
For our summer 2020 exhibition, 'A Change of Scene' five Cornwall artists - Jill Hudson, Sophie Harding, Martha Holmes, Eleanor Lee and Sara Owen - each produced some stunning new work full of summer brightness.
Full Bloom, the second of our spring 2020 exhibitions features paintings from Cornwall artists Sophie Harding and Jill Hudson along with glass by Ruth Shelley and ceramics by John Pollex.
Postcards from the Edge, the first exhibition of 2020, is a celebration of the wonderful south west coast path which is much loved by locals and visitors alike and is walked by thousands every year. Ten artists and makers – who all have a connection with Cornwall - have each created collections of new work inspired by this thin strip of footpath that clings to the edge of the land.
Winter at the Byre is a celebration of our year of exhibitions, when we welcome back some of our favourite makers and artists with exciting new work for Christmas and beyond.
Our first exhibition for summer 2019 at the Byre Gallery is The Coast is Clear. Cornwall artist Siobhan Purdy returns with a stunning new collection of work inspired by her love for - and memories of - the Cornish seaside.
The second summer exhibition of 2019 welcomed back three of the Byre’s regular Cornwall artists: Kerry Harding, Jill Hudson and Nikki Mosley each of whom have created some stunning new landscapes for this exhibition. Also making a welcome return was glass artist Benjamin Lintell with a wonderful new collection of glass art.
A Colourful Life continues the spring 2019 theme of colour and vibrancy. I’m delighted to introduce three new painters each working with colour in different ways: David Muddyman, Christine Oliphant and Sara Owen; glass artist Benjamin Lintell's blown glass work is both colourful and exquisitely executed.
Full of the Joys introduced two artists whose work I discovered for the first time in Gallery Tresco on the Isles of Scilly in May 2018. I was equally captivated by the wonderful sense of calm in Sophie Harding’s delightful and distinctive paintings, as I was by the energy and colours of Sara Bor’s landscapes and it was wonderful to re-unite them at the Byre Gallery.
