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24/06/2026

A new collection by Clementine Neild has arrived online and in the gallery.

This series of monotypes explores the intricate details of Trebah Gardens near Mawnan Smith, Cornwall, where Clementine regularly walks with her lurcher. Created as a sequence, each print is entirely unique while evolving from the one before. The collection comprises 10 fern monotypes and 6 bamboo monotypes.
With no permanent plate involved in the process, these works are original prints in the truest sense. Painted by hand onto acetate and passed through a press, each piece is shaped through a collaboration between artist and machine, producing marks and textures that could not be achieved by hand alone.
Beautifully presented in glass-fronted frames, these intimate works are ready to hang and enjoy.

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23/06/2026

If you’re visiting Falmouth this week, don’t miss our latest collection of paintings by Steve Camps.
We’ll have a new temporary exhibition in the Steve Camps Room next weekend for one week, so until then we’re showcasing Steve’s latest wonderful whale paintings.

Be sure to stop by and enjoy this beautiful collection while it’s on display.

22/06/2026

Don’t mind us, we’re just reminiscing about what a wonderful birthday celebration we had last year and getting excited for our next shindig!

Join us as we celebrate our third birthday and the launch of our new book, The Artists’ Guide to Cornwall.

Expect delicious food from Saffron huns - Events, Kitchen & Catering , live music from ʀᴜʙʏ ɪɴɢʟᴇʜᴇᴀʀᴛ . ᴠɪꜱᴜᴀʟ ᴀʀᴛɪꜱᴛ and friends, plus a special birthday discount on purchases throughout the evening.

Friday 3rd July | 5–7pm
We’d love to see you there.

Photos: .studio

21/06/2026

Happy Summer Solstice!

We're marking the longest day of the year with Tabby Booth’s beautiful Solstice print, inspired by the magic of the season.

Available as an art print, as well as a cushion and scarf, it's the perfect way to bring a little midsummer energy into your home and wardrobe.

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20/06/2026

The weekend is here, and after a wet and foggy week in Falmouth, we can finally feel the sun trying to make an appearance!

We've got a fantastic collection of alternative Cornish art waiting to be discovered, with work from some of the county’s most exciting artists.

Open 10–5 all weekend. If you're in town, pop in and say hello!

19/06/2026

A beautiful new collection of small works by Cornish artist Fiona Cant has just arrived. Combining ink, acrylic and monoprint techniques, each piece is full of texture, colour and expressive detail. Expertly mounted and attractively priced, these are little artworks with a big impact.

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18/06/2026

Neil McLeod is a local artist working primarily in oils, creating intuitive paintings that sit somewhere between feeling and memory. His imagery emerges through layers of iteration, resulting in scenes that are half-remembered, half-imagined.
Offering glimpses of unfolding narratives, Neil’s work draws inspiration from childhood memories, film and television, to walks through the countryside. At its core is a fascination with psychology in its original sense: “to attend to the soul.”

Neil’s off-beat contemporary paintings continue to captivate collectors and admirers alike, with their mysterious atmospheres and storytelling.

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17/06/2026

Another beautiful piece has found its forever home — this time, a bold and vibrant semi-abstract painting by Fiona Cant.

If you love Fiona’s expressive use of colour and movement, you can explore more of her work on our website. Simply click the link in our bio.

16/06/2026

A fun one for this edition of No Rules, Just Art. This time, we're looking at art for kids' rooms — arguably one of the most exciting spaces to curate. It's a chance to embrace colour, playfulness and imagination, with bold pieces that bring personality, joy and a sense of fun.

Children's spaces deserve just as much attention as any other room in the home.. perhaps even more. The art we surround young minds with can inspire creativity, spark curiosity and encourage self-expression. It can help shape moods, nurture interests and create a space that feels uniquely theirs. Most importantly, it can bring joy.

When choosing art for a child's room, it's all about finding pieces that reflect their personality while adding something special to their space to create the right mood, whether that’s calming, uplifting, inspiring or simply just fun!

Swipe to the end to see a collection of artworks we think would look amazing in a kids' space.

Photo sources tagged below but please tag any known artists/photographers in the comments so we can give credit.

1. Cover page
2. House & Garden Magazine
3. The Design Files
4. Studio Mini
5. Architectural Digest
6. Loom Decor
7. The Design Files
8. Ferm Living
9. Vogue Living
10. The Design Files
11. domino
12. Studio Mini
13. Studio Mini
14. Milk

15/06/2026