British contemporary art gallery in Devon with diverse local art

  • Current Exhibition MOOR TO SEA 16th October till 19th December

    Moor to Sea. A Dartmoor inspired Exhibition - featuring Andrew Miller, Yvonne Coomber, Emma Carter Bromfield, Micheal Hill, Emma Carter Bromfiled, Karen Popham, Kate Aggett, and Emma Lamb

    The gallery is proud to present Moor to Sea, a mixed exhibition featuring work by a collection of talented artists.
    Dartmoor is the main focus of the exhibition – a beautiful, wild and diverse landscape that provides endless inspiration, from its distinctive granite tors and standing stones to wooded valleys, tumbling streams, open moorland and much-loved Dartmoor ponies. Covering an area of 978 square kilometres, there are many places on the moor where you can catch a glimpse of the sea along the South Devon coast. This is the inspiration behind the ‘Moor to Sea’ theme, with the exhibition also featuring paintings of well-known beaches and coastal landmarks.

    Among the artists exhibiting is eco-artist Emma Lamb, who seeks to highlight the environmental challenges facing the moor through her original 3D work on handmade paper. Kate Aggett is known for her atmospheric collages depicting familiar landscapes, while award-winning artist Emma Carter Bromfield brings her distinctive work to the exhibition.

    James Tatum, Andrew Miller and Michael Hill are each exhibiting new work inspired by Dartmoor’s landscapes. Karen Popham, much loved for her still-life painting, is showing her talent for landscapes with some beautiful Dartmoor scenes, while Yvonne Coomber, renowned for her bold and brightly coloured flowers, is exhibiting a small collection of her work.

    Throughout the exhibition, we are delighted to be supporting Dartmoor Futures, a charity working with partners and communities to shape the long-term health and resilience of Dartmoor.

  • Pop up Gallery . - Mike Boyer. Now till 5th December , University Arts Plymouth

    Pop up Gallery . - Mike Boyer. Now till 5th December

    University Arts Plymouth September 9, 2026
    Mike Boyer's   paintings exist in realms of half remembered states. Glimpses of self linger dreamlike; fragmented and puzzling. These curious parallel worlds are seeped in dark and light reflections with complex layers of narrative. The shadow present in his paintings are ultimately infused with hope and illuminate the eternal possibility of choice. Images have an uncanny, mercurial quality and in their intention to capture some fleeting moment they become simultaneously an echo of what has passed and a promise of what is to come. They are stories of transition.
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