The Autumn show is one of Newlyn Society of Artists’ twice-yearly exhibitions at Tremenheere Gallery. Autumn 2024 presents a cross section of members’ most recent work. Thought provoking and diverse, there is no house style in the NSA. The visitor can expect to see high-quality work reflecting the wide range of practice within the membership, where the nature and challenges of contemporary life can find an artistic voice.
This exhibition will have extended opening days and will be open Tuesday – Sunday, 11am – 4pm. Free entry to the Gallery.
On Saturday 12th October, 2 – 4pm, there will be an exhibition opening event – all welcome to attend, no need to RSVP. On Sunday 20th October, 2 – 3.30pm, a group of participating artists will be present to talk about the ideas and processes involved in their practice. However if you can’t make these talks, there will be one or two participating artists present each day who will be happy to answer any questions.
About Newlyn Society of Artists
Established in the late 19th century by an influential group of Landscape and Social Realist painters, the NSA was originally based in the Newlyn Art Gallery. Still going strong, today the NSA exists as a group of almost 100 contemporary artists who live in West Cornwall or have a close connection to it. They work across a range of disciplines from painting and sculpture to installation and moving image. In 2017 the NSA began an exciting new partnership with Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens. This contemporary gallery is now their base and the venue for their twice-yearly exhibitions.
The NSA is run by an annually elected committee and welcomes new membership applications. Please visit the NSA website for more information about their artists, exhibitions and, if you’d like to join them, details of how to apply can be found here: https://www.nsanewlyn.com/