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Until February 18th in the main gallery, we are presenting a mixed exhibition of works by artists associated with the group of St Ives Moderns, alongside some of the gallery's key contemporary artists. Artists in the exhibition include: Frank Beanland, Sandra Blow, Virginia Bounds, Maurice Cockrill, Jessica Cooper, Tom Cross, John Emanuel, Anthony Frost, Luke Frost, Terry Frost, Barbara Hepworth, Roger Hilton, Ffiona Lewis, Jason Lilley, Christopher Marvell, Daphne McClure, Margaret Mellis, Alice Mumford, Ben Nicholson, Sarah Poland, Graham Rich, Adrian Ryan, Alfred Wallis, Amanda Wallwork, John Wells and Phil Whiting.
The gallery will be showing on Stand 40 of this year's 20/21 International Art Fair at The Royal College of Art, February 16 - 19. Please contact us if you would like tickets for the event.
Our next gallery exhibition will be PHIL WHITING Landscape and Memory. Please contact us if you would like to receive a catalogue.
The GALLERY BLOG shows installation shots of current and past exhibitions, as well as containing background information on our shows.
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ABOUT THE GALLERY
Belgrave St Ives is the only private art gallery in Cornwall showing regular exhibitions of quality 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 closely with the estates of the following artists: Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, Anthony Benjamin, Sven Berlin, Tom Cross, Bob Crossley, Tom Early, Terry Frost, and Patrick Hayman.
We are happy to offer advice on all aspects of art collecting and to discuss buying or selling works of art from private collectors. Please contact us if you would like more information.
Gallery team: Michael Gaca (Director), Richard Blackborow and Dominica Williamson.
ABOUT ST IVES
St Ives has long been a well-loved tourist destination - famed for its glorious golden beaches, Mediterranean coloured sea and charming cobbled streets. In more recent years, especially since the opening of Tate St Ives, the town has enjoyed a renewed vigour in its drive to meet the needs of the present day visitor. The growth of award-winning restaurants and cafes, select boutique accommodation and a lively art scene - culminating in the September Arts Festival - meets current client expectations whilst maintaining the unique charm of St Ives. The rest of Cornwall’s visitor assets are easily accessible from St Ives. Whereas the distance from large cities keeps the pace of life and development gentle, flights from London Gatwick to Newquay Airport take an hour and a taxi or car hire transfer to St Ives about 45 minutes making a weekend visit practical. |
