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Our next exhibition in the main gallery features works by artist, writer and teacher Tom Cross. Travel was an important part of Cross' artistic practice, beginning with a scholarship to the British School in Rome after graduation from the Slade School of Art in 1956. The show includes paintings from Cornwall, Wales, Guernsey, Sweden, Italy, The Middle East, Australia, Mexico and Belize.
MIXED MODERNS & CONTEMPORARIES A new selection of paintings, prints and sculpture by some of our key artists.
BRIAN RICE – Work from the Sixties - a new online exhibition
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ABOUT THE GALLERY
Belgrave St Ives specialises in Modern British and Contemporary Art including Urban Art. There is an emphasis on work by artists associated with Cornwall from the 1930s to the present time. The gallery is the only private art gallery in Cornwall showing regular exhibitions of work by major artists associated with the St Ives Modern Period as well as exhibitions of works by other select Modern British and Contemporary Artists. The gallery works with a number of artists, artists’ estates, collectors and other galleries, to produce an annual programme of changing monthly one-person and themed exhibitions usually accompanied by published material.
Located in the heart of historic and picturesque St Ives, the gallery is situated very close to the Barbara Hepworth Museum. Opened in 1998 as sister gallery to Belgrave Gallery (est. London 1974), the St Ives gallery became independent in 2010. The gallery aims to present exhibitions in an informative and friendly manner and the staff are always happy to discuss all aspects of art on display. In addition to gallery exhibitions, Belgrave St Ives has an active online presence (website, blog, Facebook) and holds a large inventory of art not on show that can easily be arranged for viewing by interested visitors.
Gallery team: Michael Gaca (Director), Richard Blackborow and Dominica Williamson. |
