Arts in Newlyn
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Jeremy Le Grice 'Boats' -
21st March 2008 - 22nd April 2008
This is Jeremy’s fourth show at Badcocks: his previous ones have been
memorable for their style, content and sense of artistic evolution. We
believe that this exhibition will confirm his reputation as one of the
most ingenious, surprising and serious artists working in Cornwall at
the present time.
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Garry Fabian Miller - Year One - 23 February to 20 April
With a deserved reputation as one of the most progressive figures working in photography today, Garry Fabian Miller has made exclusively ‘cameraless’ photographs since the mid 1980s.
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The NSA is a group of over one hundred professional artists who either live in the South West or have connections with the area. The membership is composed mainly of painters but there are also photographers, printmakers and artists who work in three dimensions using a variety of media including video and performance.
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Paintings by Ben Gunn
Born G. L. Gunn, Ben hails from Caithness,
Scotland. Having been at sea for over 40 years, he is now a retired
fisherman living in Newlyn.
He started painting in 2003, getting his inspiration from spending
years subconsciously processing sea & skies in his own mind - he is now regenerating their mysteries the has for so long observed.
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Helen Feiler lives and works in Newlyn, Penzance, Cornwall, England where she has a gallery, as well as painting she makes jewellery and sells it from her gallery.
During the summer months Helen is based in Cornwall and paints the beautiful seascapes of the Cornish coast, then in the winter months when it is quite, she closes her gallery and travels to Manda where she paints the locals and the tranquil surroundings of Manda and Lamu. The African Galleries show some of the paintings Helen has done on her travels to Manda.
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