WINTER WONDERLAND
18 November - 20 November 2005

Blue Teal & Silver contemporary craft gallery presents a collection of the most exciting craftwork coming from the South West region and beyond. From fresh and funky to classic simplicity - exquisite clothes, textiles, jewellery, glass, wood, prints and ceramics all beautifully designed, made and chosen with a discerning eye. Perfect for Christmas presents or something special for yourself.

St IVES ARTISTS - PAST AND PRESENT
8 October - 6 November 2005

St Ives has been synonymous with contemporary art for over 100 years. The arrival of Ben Nicholson, Barbara Hepworth and Naum Gabo in 1939 brought a renewed impetus to the art colony attracting many other important modernist artists to St Ives.
Although the 1940s to mid 1960s is viewed by many as the 'golden age' in St Ives, artists have continued to be drawn to Cornwall where to this day there is still a thriving art scene. This exhibition, developed in association with the Belgrave Gallery, presents a selection of works by the more significant names amongst the St Ives Moderns, as well as works by some of the most interesting contemporary artists currently based in the St Ives area.

MODERNS
Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, Sven Berlin, Michael Canney, Tom Early, Terry Frost, Patrick Hayman, Barbara Hepworth, Patrick Heron, Roger Hilton, Alexander Mackenzie, Ben Nicholson, John Wells and Bryan Wynter.

CONTEMPORARIES
AACCEHHJKLLNORRS, Sandra Blow, Virginia Bounds, David Briggs, Bob Crossley, Michael Broughton, Henrietta Dubrey, John Emanuel, Stuart Knowles, Jo Lanyon, Jason Lilley, Sarah Poland.

FRINK PRINT
29 September - 2 October 2005

A key feature of the planned development of Sherborne house is the Housing of Elisabeth Frink's archive, and a display of her sculpture in the grounds. This exhibition presents a selection of prints and drawings from the archive.

THE IMAG[IN]E PRIZE
10 - 25 September 2005

An intriguing exhibition, where the public get to be the judges of the show. The theme is 'groups' and yes, there is a category for Fruit and Vegetables. Come and join in or watch the judging every Saturday and Sunday. Artists taking part include Julia Atkinson, Patricia Lomax, Sandra Spencer and Pam Tetzner.

SCA - Malefemale
23 August - 4 September 2005

Fragments and reflections of the human state. Works by Kay Bell, Deanne Tremlett, John Bartholomew, Jo Saurin, Andrew Crane, Kirsten Cooke and Elizabeth Adam.

SCA - 5_2_C :)
10 - 21 August 2005

From the earliest period of human consciousness mankind has used art to reflect his world. Five artists explore with powerful images their response to life, music and nature. Works by Rosemary Carter, Hilary Turnbull, Vicky Finding, Margaret Sones and Jonathan Fry.

SCA - DOUBLE VISION
23 July - 7 August 2005

The artists, working in different ways and in a variety of media, have chosen poems both old and new, as inspiration for the works in this exhibition. In turn, one poet has sought inspiration from the artworks for his new poems. Works by Elaine Collet, Anne Hitchcock, Jeremy Marshall, Shirley Cousins, Justin Orwin, Victoria Petterson-Turner, Fiona Robinson and Rachel Sargent.

GET OUT OF THE HOUSE
30 June - 3 July 2005

Exhibition brining together work created by contemporary artists during a weekend 'on location' in Sherborne.

ALEX LOWERY - Beyond West Bay
21 May - 19 June 2005

West bay on the Dorset Coast has long provided the principle focus for Lowery's silent, cool and meditative paintings. This exhibition also includes recent work exploring Portland and the heathland between Charmouth and Bridport.

INTIMATE SPACE ARTIST FACE
23 April - 15 May 2005

Exhibition of large scale relief prints by Peter Ursem exploring the motives of 8 artists from Dorset, working in a variety of art forms. In cut and printed portraits and words, this exhibition is about the intimacy of artistic creation, about what makes artists do what they do. Featured artists include Henry Haig (stained glass), Helen Porter (composer) and Ursula Leach (painter).

FOOTSTEPS
19th March - 17th April 2005

Exhibition of mixed media and textiles inspired by artifacts from museum collections. Featuring work by Susie Needham, Jacy Wall, Alice Crane, Jane Price, Sue Graham, Gabriella Falk, Jenni Dutton, Sue Coulson and Sarah Braun.

ANDREW WALLACE
26 February - 13 March 2005

Some paintings derived from looking at celestial images, others of words that evoke individual responses and finally some photographs of possibly odd collections.

CO-ORDINATES
22 January - 20 February 2005

Artists' response to specific locations presented to them as a six figure grid map reference. Featuring work by Peter Joyce, Martyn Brewster, Terry Winsor, Aisling Hedgecock and Brian Turner.

HEART
13 January - 16 January 2005

Exhibition featuring work on the theme 'heart" by contemporary artists and designers. Work sold by silent auction in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital.