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With vibrant work in paintings, ceramics, glass and jewellery, 'The Bright Side,' welcomes in summer at the Byre Gallery.
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Spring 2021: stunning paintings by Jill Hudson, Martha Holmes and Steven Buckler are complemented by ceramics from Lucy Burley and Laura Plant, glass from Ruth Shelley and Benjamin Lintell and jewellery galore.
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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.