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Have you met the Peeps? Bright pops of colour nes

Have you met the Peeps?

Bright pops of colour nestled among subtropical planting, granite boulders and sweeping views across Carbis Bay and St Michael’s Mount, @alice.irwin_’s playful sculptures have become a joyful addition to the Tremenheere landscape.

But there’s more to them than meets the eye.

In our latest blog, we explore the inspiration behind the Peeps series, from childhood and memory to the ways sculpture can spark curiosity, conversation and connection.

Discover why these vibrant figures feel so at home in the gardens, inviting visitors of all ages to pause, smile and see the landscape through playful eyes.

After exploring the Peeps in the gardens, step inside the Tremenheere Gallery to discover Alice Irwin’s exhibition of prints, on display until 25 July. All works available for purchase.

Read the full blog via the link in our bio.

#AliceIrwin #Peeps #ContemporarySculpture CornwallArt

How might we listen more deeply to the lives that

How might we listen more deeply to the lives that unfold beyond the human? ✨

Join us this Saturday 11 July for Listening to Other Lives, a special panel discussion inspired by our current exhibition, Holy Animals Sacred Plants: Responses to Other Lives.

Bringing together perspectives from art, folklore, ecology and environmental action, the conversation explores our relationships with animals, plants and the natural world, asking what kinds of knowledge emerge when we slow down, pay attention and truly listen.

Chaired by Professor Penny Florence, the panel features artist @katewaltersartist, environmental activist David Smart-Knight, writer and folklorist Lucy Cooper, and Rachael Bice, CEO of @cornwallwildlifetrust.

The evening begins with a performance by @helenasophiaallan, followed by the panel discussion, audience Q&A and an opportunity to explore the exhibition.

Saturday 11 July | Doors open 4.30pm | Performance 5pm | Panel discussion 5.30pm

Whether you’re interested in contemporary art, mythology, ecology or our connection with the more-than-human world, this promises to be a thought-provoking evening of conversation and reflection.

The artists exhibiting alongside Kate in this exhibition are: Sally Tripptree, Mydd Pharo, Christine Linfield, Mandy Lancaster, Terese Tubman, Jacky Fox, Lucy Cooper, Danielle Beall-Kemp, Rachael Bice and Helena Sophia Allan.

Reserve your place via link in bio.

#ContemporaryArt #Ecology #Folklore #CornwallArts

📷 Images by @tillysfilm

Light, colour, music, perception. Tremenheere Dir

Light, colour, music, perception.

Tremenheere Director Neil Armstrong recently attended the world premiere of As Seen Below – The Dome, James Turrell’s newest Skyspace at ARoS in Aarhus, Denmark.

Described as the artist’s most ambitious Skyspace to date, the monumental work brings together light, architecture and the changing sky in a powerful exploration of perception.

Watching colour shift through the space alongside a live orchestral performance was a reminder of Turrell’s enduring fascination with the act of seeing itself.

To explore more of Turrell’s thinking on light, perception and looking, visit our blog, or visit Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens and experience a Skyspace first hand.

Don’t forget we have @peterskaerved performing in the Skyspace this Friday 3rd July from 5pm 🎻 Book tickets via link in bio.

#JamesTurrell #Skyspace #LightAndSpace #ARoS #ContemporaryArt

How do we learn to listen to other forms of life?

How do we learn to listen to other forms of life?

In our latest interview, artist and mentor @katewaltersartist reflects on the ideas behind ‘Holy Animals Sacred Plants: Responses to Other Lives’, exploring relationships with animals and plants, the role of dreams and ceremony in creative practice, and the power of paying attention to the more-than-human world.

Read the full conversation via link in bio, and discover the thinking behind this thought-provoking group exhibition, on view at Tremenheere Gallery until 25 July.

Don’t miss the accompanying programme, including the ‘Listening to Other Lives’ panel discussion on 11 July, 5-7pm, and artist-led workshops on 19 July.

📷 Image credit: Tilly Hynds @tillysfilm

#TremenheereGallery #CornwallArt #ArtistInterview #TremenheereSculptureGardens

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