Looking Forward

Newlyn Society of Artists members exhibition

After a year of being locked-down, shut-down and closed in, this show is a chance to reflect on past experiences, or look to the future and expand our horizons… Art can give us a way to explore our own souls – there has been a powerful energy in the NSA during these times of change and we’d like to invite people to come and share this. In the beautiful space of Tremenheere Gallery, you will undoubtedly find ‘Looking Forward’ thoughtful, serious, joyful, sometimes playful… and up-lifting’, Yolande Armstrong, Chair of the NSA.

This exhibition is the latest in a must-see programme by West Cornwall’s historic Newlyn Society of Artists and will run for three weeks at Tremenheere Gallery. Work features a wide variety of media, including painting, sculpture, film and installation.
Tremenheere Gallery is set in a stunning location, has free parking, plenty of space, gardens to visit and a cafe.

Although the gallery can currently only permit six visitors at a time downstairs and four upstairs, last October’s NSA exhibition ‘Edge of Dark’, was hugely successful, with good sales, a steady stream of visitors and fantastic feedback.
Admission to the gallery is free. For opening times and more information see: www.tremenheere.co.uk
For more information on artists talks or on-line events visit: www.nsanewlyn.com

Newlyn Society of Artists
Founded in 1896, the NSA are celebrating their 125-year anniversary. Established by an influential group of artists, the NSA today is a diverse group of approximately 90 contemporary artists working across all disciplines from painting and sculpture to performance, the moving image and more. The NSA is run by an annually elected voluntary committee, who continue to seek new opportunities and welcome new membership applications. In 2017, the NSA began an exciting new partnership with Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens, whose beautiful gallery space is the venue for their twice-yearly exhibitions.