Paintings and Prints
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Paintings in oil, acrylic and water-colour
Contemporary paintings, both abstract and figurative, by
Ray Barry
Barrie Bray
Heather Bray
John Paul Cooke
Steve Crossley
Lucy Fraser
Carol Hosking-Smith
Emma Jeffryes
Gail Kelly
Kirsten Jones
Sarah Nelson
Lynette Pierce
Naomi Rae
Lucy Young
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Enamel
Original enamel wall panels by Janine Partington,
Original enamel 'shoals of fish' hangings by Lewis Banks.
"Inspired by nature and the sea, this sculptural piece consists of a shoal of separate fish,
each individually handmade, created by multiple sequential firings of transparent and
opaque glass enamels on copper, resulting in striking colour textures..."
Unusual 'tide clocks' (for surfers!) in enamel by Lewis Banks |
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Ceramics
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Ceramics and porcelain
Amusing ConeCats by Lorraine Ditchburn
Bowls and platters, beautifully decorated with shoals of fish by Laurel Keeley
'Seascape' pots and vases by Sarah Perry, with the very colours and waves of the sea.
Delectable ceramic 'cupcakes' by Julie Pettitt
Fine contemporary porcelain and bone china work by Penny Fowler
Contemporary vases in striking blacks and whites by Rick Henham
A wide variety of pots, vases, bowls and wall panels by Sally Dingle, Emma West and Lorraine Ditchburn. There are also some unusual heavy pots and jugs by Sonje Hibbert
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Glass
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"Each piece is individually made and unique.
Using the inherent characteristics of glass - its potential fluidity, fragility, colour, reflectivity and movement - we then layer the glass to provide texture, colour and depth. We use the heating process, and holding the work at various temperatures to control the movement. Our inspiration is drawn essentially from water in all its forms and all its states.
Perfect for St Ives! Using a marine palette, our work creates a visual reference that captures the constant momentum found on our shorelines and riverbanks. Natural art such as this is a source of stimulation, inspiration and contemplation."
Kiln-formed, handmade sculptural glass wall-hangings, imitating the flow of the waves of the sea by
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Claire Paton; Panels, bowls, coasters,
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"I am particularly interested in colour and its relationship with people and their personalities and I represent this through fused glass. My influences are in abstract art, specifically the work of Kandinsky, Matisse, Picasso and Mondrian." |
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Sculptured glass and metal artwork by prize-winning Emmy-Gai Palmer
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"I create intriguing blown glass forms with knitted wire inclusions designed to draw your gaze into the form. I try to capture images of the sea's movement and its effect on the things around it, such as the translucent hues of the seaweed caught up in waves and light through the water..." |
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Hand-blown glass vases and paperweights by Potter Morgan Glass |
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"Renowned for quality of craftsmanship, every piece of Potter Morgan glass is completely hand-blown, uniquely designed and individually signed by the artist.
Their range of 'Avebury Stone' is inspired by the ancient standing stones of Avebury in Wiltshire; this range conveys the simple quiet energy of the actual stones themselves. Entirely made from glass, they have a strong tranquillity and reflect calmness and serenity as well as a meditative presence." |
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Wood
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Ben Homer - contemporary woodcarver of small objects.
Mark Weston Lewis - wood turner:
beautiful bowls in locally sourced and sustainable woods.
Don Taylor - Wooden fish in Witch Elm and English Oak
David White - Designer and Maker of Fine furniture
John Rooney - Driftwood shorebirds |
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Jewellery
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Magpie and Butterfly ; Handmade Ceramic Jewellery
' I love to make jewellery that I want to wear, a bold statement with a hint of sparkle that can be worn everyday'. - Vanessa.
Sarah Perry; - Porcelain jewellery
Lesley Ross; - Working mainly in silver, Lesley complements her designs with glass beads and gold detail.
Lesley Silver; -Handmade Lampwork Glass Beads' Using Moretti-Effetre glass rods produced on the island of Morano near Venice.'
Mathew Silver; - Using Agentium silver for high high shine and tarnish resistance, Matt produces unique pieces incorporating found objects and his mother, Lesley's, glass Murano beads.
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Sculpture
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Striking and contemporary handmade ceramic, stone and bronze sculptures by John Lockwood. |
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| This is not an exhaustive list, and fresh young artists are being added every month |
