Artizan Gallery
Artizan Gallery benefits from three beautiful display spaces which are available to hire for solo shows and group exhibitions.
The Main Gallery has been running since 2014 when Artizan first opened its doors and has played host to nearly 100 artists to date. Its signature blue floorboards make it a soft and welcoming space, and large front windows flood it with natural light whilst offering a valuable shop front display area. With around 17.5m of wall space, this is the perfect venue to host a retrospective, display an expansive series, or house a small group show.
In 2017 we launched two new spaces. The Garden Gallery was previously a café but at the end of 2016 we took the choice to remove the chairs and tables and renovate this, creating a new exhibition space. With 14m of hanging area, large rear facing window and access onto our small courtyard, this is a charming space suited to any level of artist.
Finally, our Basement Gallery first launched in 2017 but has undergone various developments throughout the year. The space offers extensive display space for 3D works and is targeted at artists and creatives looking to exhibit sculptural works, ceramics and pottery.
Upcoming events
Current opportunities
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The Kiln Room 2025 - Artizan Collective x Delamore Arts
Deadline: 30/11/2024City: Ivybridge | Region: Devon | Country: United Kingdom | Artizan Gallery
Artizan Collective are seeking potters, ceramicists and those with clay-based proclivities to join them in “The Kiln Room” a brand new exhibition being showcased as part of Delamore Arts 2025. This is a selective call.
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Contemporary British Printmakers 2025 - Artizan Collective x Delamore Arts
Deadline: 30/11/2024City: Ivybridge | Region: Devon | Country: United Kingdom | Artizan Gallery
Artizan Collective are seeking printmakers to join them for the second year of Contemporary British Printmakers, a touring exhibition hosted by Delamore Arts as part of their annual sculpture and arts showcase. This is a selective call that will appoint a maximum of 25 artists who represent a broad spectrum of the printmaking practice.