This summer, the King Harry Ferry is exhibiting artwork by acclaimed local artists John Dyer and Joanne Short. The series of prints, reminiscent of vintage 1930s travel posters, capture the subtropical beauty of the Roseland Peninsular. Bursting with colour, the artwork showcases the villages, beaches, and harbours that can be found on this spectacular area of coastline.

St Ives is blessed with world class views, beaches and coastal walks which have inspired contemporary artists from the 1950s to today to paint the wonderful landscape. Godrevy Lodge is St Ives latest and most desirable holiday home and the accommodation has been carefully considered with key rooms featuring the art of John Dyer.

The Cornwall Association of Tourist Attractions (CATA) have selected a wonderful John Dyer painting of the Helford Passage in Cornwall for the front of the 2017 'Best Days Out Cornwall' guide.

Mother Ivey's Bay holiday park in north Cornwall have just taken delivery of 35 framed Joanne Short vintage style art posters for display in their luxurious holiday facilities at Mother Ivey's Bay and Martha's Orchard.

'The Harvest' written by Amanda Harris. Inspired byJohn Dyer's painting 'Sun Dried Faces, Italy' and commissioned by The Eden Project for World Food Day.
This unique collaboration of Eden asking John Dyer to paint the landscape and food stories of Italy and also commissioning a contemporary storyteller to interpret that painting has resulted in this unique piece of art and writing..

The Royal Cornwall Hospital Trust in Truro have just acquired three John Dyer original paintings to add to their permanent art collection.

The three new paintings will be hung in the Sunrise Centre in Truro and will join a collection of John Miller originals that the hospital already owns and displays there.

Youngsters attending the Royal Cornwall Hospitals Trust in Truro will soon be able to benefit from a partnership between the Trust, the Friends of RCH and local artist John Dyer.