Welcome to the Vintage Art Blog Vault of the John Dyer Gallery. Over the decades, we have shared countless artist news stories, updates, and insights on our blog. While much of this content has now moved to social media, we have carefully preserved these blog posts here for you to explore. Whether you're conducting research or simply taking a stroll down memory lane, we hope you enjoy delving into our rich archive of artistic history.
For our new blogs please visit our Magazine Art Blog from Cornwall.
Welcome to the Vintage Art Blog Vault of the John Dyer Gallery. Over the decades, we have shared countless artist news stories, updates, and insights on our blog. While much of this content has now moved to social media, we have carefully preserved these blog posts here for you to explore. Whether you're conducting research or simply taking a stroll down memory lane, we hope you enjoy delving into our rich archive of artistic history.
For our new blogs please visit our Magazine Art Blog from Cornwall.
The John Dyer Gallery and Galerie Monaco are delighted to announce that British artist Ted Dyer has launched a new Art Card on demand web site.
The John Dyer Gallery is working with Girlguides UK to encourage children across the UK (even if you are not part of Guiding and even if you are a boy!) to get arty and to create a painting based on “My Wow ! Adventure”
John Dyer talks about art publishing
Artists often allow their art to stray off the canvas onto Tee-Shirts and other merchandise. Major galleries like the Tate and RA encourage this. Sir Terry Frost produced several examples of art Tee-Shirts. Sandra Blow's work has been printed onto scarfs and lots of well known contemporary artists including Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin have produced examples of this wearable art. With the advent of new web technologies and the astounding quality of one off production techniques it is now possible for artists to properly embrace this medium as part of their creative journey. John Dyer and Joanne Short are internationally renowned for their unique paintings and wide range of published art and have taken delight in exploring this new creative medium that is now available.
Newquay Zoo's artist in residence John Dyer has produced some amazing paintings as part of the Darwin 200 e xhibitions - and had some very close encounters with animals.
Artists often allow their art to stray off the canvas onto Tee-Shirts and other merchandise. Major galleries like the Tate and RA encourage this. Sir Terry Frost produced several examples of art Tee-Shirts. Sandra Blow's work has been printed onto scarfs and lots of well known contemporary artists including Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin have produced examples of this wearable art. With the advent of new web technologies and the astounding quality of one off production techniques it is now possible for artists to properly embrace this medium as part of their creative journey. John Dyer and Joanne Short are internationally renowned for their unique paintings and wide range of published art and have taken delight in exploring this new creative medium that is now available.
The John Dyer Gallery in partnership with Newquay Zoo, NMMC, Heritage Lottery, Darwin 200 and Falmouth Art Gallery created one of their busiest ever art events in Cornwall on Saturday August 29th.
Today Artist John Dyer joined the Guides from Falmouth to launch the new Centenary Art Range and Limited Edition Print for Girlguiding 2010.
A stunning graphic panel display featuring John Dyer’s Peruvian paintings on the ethno-botanical story of the potato harvest has been unveiled at the International Center for the Potato in Lima, Peru.
Falmouth Art Gallery organised a colourful display for the walking carnival in Falmouth today.
The National Maritime Museum Cornwall have licensed “Mad Dogs and Cornishmen” the well known painting by John Dyer for their new interactive cube.
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