Three individual venues where my work is on display, please click on the logos for further details.
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Strandline Gallery, Marazion
The strandline gallery in Marazion showcases the work of local Penwith artists displaying a selection of fine art including ceramics, sculpture, photography, painting, mixed media & jewellery. |
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Lamorna Valley Group
Lamorna has attracted artists and writers for generations but within the last decade there has been a new surge in creativity with a proliferation of artist studios dotted all along the sides of the beautiful Lamorna Valley. |
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Helen Feiler Gallery, Newlyn
Helen Feiler is a member of a well-known and respected family of artists. Her father, Paul Feiler is an internationally renowned modernist painter from the St. Ives School and her mother, June Miles, is also a painter working in St Just where she has a gallery. |
Friends & fellow artists individual websites
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fgfineart, Steve Payter
‘fgfineart’ is the work of Steve Payter, photographer, image creator and fine art printer, based in the far west of Cornwall. His work focuses on the Penwith Peninsula, capturing its beautiful but tempestuous coastline, its mining heritage and its mystical connections to the past. |
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ALANNAH KRUTINA, Visual Artist
International artist primarily interested in non-figurative visual language. Also known for nudes. Born in Switzerland, raised in Canada, resided variously in Toronto and Vancouver, as well as Switzerland, Germany, England and Cyprus. Background in dance, makeup artistry and photography. Member of the online community at The Centre for Recent Drawing, London UK. Currently living and working in Cornwall, UK. |
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Cyd Jupe, Ceramic Sculptor
I am a ceramic sculptor living near Helston, Cornwall. I studied Jewellery Design and Silversmithing at Leicester Polytechnic, and after living in London for a decade escaped to West Cornwall 25 years ago. I now concentrate on figurative ceramic sculpture and in particular animals and human heads. |
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Trish Wingate, Jewellery
I design and make my jewellery in my garden studio in the deepest Cornwall countryside, close to the beautiful coast. The ever changing sea and skies influence the colours I use in the enamels and semi-precious stones. I use sterling silver and my enamels are fired onto copper in a kiln, this creates beautiful, intense colours, unique every time. |