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THE NEW GALLERY PORTSCATHO

The New Gallery is the home of a society of Artists founded in 1984. The name reflects a move to larger premises nearby in 2000. The Gallery is unique in that it is only open three days a week (Thursday, Friday and Saturday) and run by Artists, whilst the studio above is in use on most days of the week and visitors have the opportunity to meet the Artists. These include: Andrea & Chris Insoll, Trevor Felcey, Eric Ward, Daniel Holmes Adams, Ann Long, Lizzie Black, John Birch, Howard Milton, Andrew Tozer as well as the late Grace Gardner. We also have a selection of earlier works from both the St Ives and Newlyn Schools.

The New Gallery, Portscatho, TR2 5HW

T: 01872580719 / 01872580445 M: 07507883335 E: chrisinsoll@gmail.com

THE SQUARE GALLERY The Square Gallery has a Poprawski, Carol O’Toole and reputation for showing original Jilly Ballantyne. art, lovingly collected and From the smallest card to the assembled. largest painting, The Square It celebrates the differences in Gallery likes to encourage each artist’s approach and there the artists with confidence, is an array of paintings, prints, enthusiasm and discernment. ceramics, textiles, jewellery and The result is a lively and exciting artefacts that inspire, intrigue mix of work in a friendly space. and provoke a response. The gallery embraces how Top left: ‘Trawlers‘ by Robin artists develop as well as Leonard. welcoming new exhibitors, Top right: ‘St. Anthony’s pines’, enjoying their progress and Diane Hadden. success. Artists include Rosie Bottom: ‘A field I know’ Vicki Gillow. Scott, Robin Leonard, Lynn Golden, Kirsten Jones, Jenny The Square Gallery, Buckingham, Trevor Price, Philip 5 The Arcade, Saint Mawes, Truro Lyons, Jane Winton, Lesley TR2 5DT Holmes, Dan Cole, Vicki Gillow, T: 01326 270720 Kieth Bunt, Sally Spens, Mark W: www.thesquaregallery.co.uk

ST MAWES

A quiet Cornish treasure, close to the tip of the beautiful Roseland Peninsula, St Mawes was officially voted the best coastal destination in the UK in 2020. With a ‘Five Star’ rating for tranquility, beautiful scenery and value for money. This quaint village is home to high-end hotels with exclusive dining experiences, local pubs embracing locally sourced produce, all with a laidback holiday atmosphere. Huddled around the small picturesque harbour, it’s a great place to start explorations of nearby areas, either by foot or ferry.