As the seasons shift and the gallery space evolves, Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens continues to offer a dynamic array of exhibitions that engage with the natural world, our collective histories, and the pressing issues of our time. Here’s a glimpse of what’s on the horizon:
Newlyn School of Art Presents: Sentinel
Dates: 26th – 28th September 2025
Private view: Friday, 26th September, 5 – 9pm (No RSVP required)
Exhibition open: Saturday & Sunday, 10am – 4pm
The ‘Sentinel’ exhibition brings together artists from the Newlyn School of Art, each responding to the theme of guardianship over our landscape. The collective aims to highlight the urgent need to witness and record the changing environment, be it rising sea levels, drought, pollution, or the broader impacts of human activity. This exhibition serves as a call to action, urging reflection on our relationship with the land and our role in its preservation.
Newlyn School of Art Fundraising Exhibition
Dates: 2nd – 12th October
The Newlyn School of Art presents a fundraising exhibition featuring works by its talented students and alumni. The exhibition aims to support the school’s educational programs and initiatives, fostering the next generation of artists. Details regarding the dates, gallery hours, and admission will be announced soon.
Newlyn Society of Artists: Perspectives
Dates: 17th October – 2nd November 2025
Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 11am – 4.30pm
Following the success of their previous exhibitions, the Newlyn Society of Artists returns with ‘Perspectives.’ This show features a diverse range of works from the society’s members, each offering unique viewpoints and interpretations of the world around us. The exhibition promises to be a rich tapestry of creativity, showcasing the depth and breadth of artistic expression within the community.
Terra Mater Art Presents: Forest
Dates: 13–24 November 2025
Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 11am–4pm
Terra Mater Art returns to Tremenheere Gallery with ‘Forest,’ an exhibition that delves into the intricate beauty of woodland ecosystems. Featuring paintings by Jill Eisele, Karen McEndoo, Katherine Nicholls, and Jan Phethean, as well as ceramics by Katie Bunnell and Linda Styles, the show explores the interconnectedness of forest life. The artists, united by a passion for nature and environmental awareness, aim to create inspiring, eco-conscious exhibitions that celebrate the natural world.
Wishlist 2025
Dates: 29–30 November 2025
Gallery Hours: 11am–5pm
Wishlist returns to Tremenheere Gallery for its fourth year, showcasing original art & prints, jewellery, ceramics, handmade clothes, books, food, produce, and much more. This festive market offers a unique opportunity to find one-of-a-kind gifts crafted by local artists and makers. The event coincides with the return of Ladydowns Christmas Trees to Tremenheere, adding to the seasonal charm.
Each of these exhibitions offers a unique lens through which to view the world, inviting visitors to engage deeply with the art and its themes. Whether you’re a long-time patron or a first-time visitor, the gallery provides a space for reflection, conversation, and connection.
For more information on upcoming exhibitions, please visit our Exhibitions page. We look forward to welcoming you to the gallery this Autumn.