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The Gaolyard Studios were opened in 1999 by the potter John Bedding on the site of St Ives Town Gaol. The studios are all self-contained and include basic equipment such as; wheels, ware boards, and weighing scales. Their are both electric and gas kilns which are shared, also the kiln room provides a meeting place for the potters to exchange ideas and share thoughts.

The gallery features a wide range of up and coming and established artists, and is ideally placed to draw on Cornwall's rich modernist tradition. There is a yearly calendar of publications, solo and group exhibitions. We also promote our artists through touring exhibitions at major art institutions nationally and internationall

Richard’s work seems to defy categorization, and although there is clearly a process involved in the making of it he is loath to see himself as a process artist. In the catalogue essay to Art Now Cornwall at Tate St Ives, it is stated that he is not influenced by nature but that with his use of industrial materials and his sculptural background he is put firmly in the material world.

I can think of no better description of my work than the words Robert Smithson used to describe his own. It is a quiet catastrophe of mind and matter.

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Practicing as an artist, maker, architect and urbanist Rex Henry has worked as photographer, furniture maker, journalist, writer, exhibition and interior designer, muralist, graphic designer and publisher, university lecturer, bread maker and metalworker. He is a founding partner of the interdisciplinary practice Architecture And...... teaches at the London Metropolitan university and has a studio in Hayle Cornwall....

Delpha Hudson

What concerns me are ideas: philosophical, psychological, practical and non-sensical. Art is not just visual. I believe that art can change not just how and what we see, but what we understand........