The Academicians made a return visit to exhibit in The Castle, Exeter following a break of some four years. The work illustrated, as might be expected, all  the customary breadth and depth of styles offered by its members and went on show for a short, but well attended exhibition, filling the two spacious galleries to superb effect.

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Showing in the Penwith Gallery are three vibrant exhibitions occupying the three separate exhibiting areas the complex has to offer. Several hundred visitors to the gallery made for an engaging atmosphere at the private viewing on Friday 24th evening and helped set the scene for the next two months.

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The opening exhibition of the 2015 season is a departure from previous years with the Penwith Society full members showing together with a substantial number of associate members in a combined exhibition that occupies both the main and the new galleries. The joint show has proved a popular decision and the private view attracted large numbers to the newly decorated Penwith Gallery.

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Hosted by Esther Dudley of the University of Plymouth and curator of 'Terrain', the artists involved in the exhibition were in conversation as part of the Museum's programme of lunchtime talks open to the public.

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Members’ Day is the annual occasion when the Museum is open only to Royal Institute of Cornwall Members and their guests to enjoy the special displays and tours the Museum has to offer. Representing the artists involved in 'Terrain', showing in the Philbrick Gallery, I was invited, with the ceramicist Jenny Beavan, to take part with informal conversations about our work and the relationships with some of the RCM’s collections, as well as their work’s relevance to the wider landscape of the region.

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