
This Christmas, the Elaine Foster-Gandey Art Gallery in Lostwithiel, Cornwall, invites visitors to
discover Mark Making & Sacred Forms — a festive exhibition bringing together 12 artists in a celebration of creativity, craftsmanship and the magic of making.
Featuring paintings, ceramics, textiles, clothing and accessories, jewellery, print, drawings and
sculpture, the exhibition explores the beauty of the handmade and the ways in which marks,
patterns, symbols and forms connect us to the world around us.
At a time of year filled with light, ritual and reflection, the exhibition offers a moment to pause,
discover and be inspired. Set within this intimate, artist-led gallery, visitors can experience an
eclectic collection of contemporary art and find distinctive, meaningful gifts created by artists,
each with their own story to tell.
The celebrations begin with a special Private View on Thursday 3 December, 5–7pm,
featuring artist talks, poetry performances and more — an evening of creativity, conversation
and festive wonder.
The exhibition opens to the public on Friday 4 December and runs until Thursday 24
December, offering a warm welcome throughout the festive season.
Whether you’re looking for a unique Christmas gift, a moment of inspiration or simply a little
artistic magic, Mark Making & Sacred Forms promises a celebration of imagination, connection and the enduring beauty of art.
Venue: Elaine Foster-Gandey Art Gallery, Lostwithiel, Cornwall
Private View: Thursday 3 December, 5–7pm
Mark Making & Sacred Forms
A Christmas exhibition celebrating creativity, beauty and the magic of the
Handmade
This Christmas, the Elaine Foster-Gandey Art Gallery in Lostwithiel, Cornwall, invites visitors to
discover Mark Making & Sacred Forms — a festive exhibition bringing together 12 artists in a celebration of creativity, craftsmanship and the magic of making.
Featuring paintings, ceramics, textiles, clothing and accessories, jewellery, print, drawings and
sculpture, the exhibition explores the beauty of the handmade and the ways in which marks,
patterns, symbols and forms connect us to the world around us.
At a time of year filled with light, ritual and reflection, the exhibition offers a moment to pause,
discover and be inspired. Set within this intimate, artist-led gallery, visitors can experience an
eclectic collection of contemporary art and find distinctive, meaningful gifts created by artists,
each with their own story to tell.
The celebrations begin with a special Private View on Thursday 3 December, 5–7pm,
featuring artist talks, poetry performances and more — an evening of creativity, conversation
and festive wonder.
The exhibition opens to the public on Friday 4 December and runs until Thursday 24
December, offering a warm welcome throughout the festive season.
Whether you’re looking for a unique Christmas gift, a moment of inspiration or simply a little
artistic magic, Mark Making & Sacred Forms promises a celebration of imagination, connection and the enduring beauty of art.
Venue: Elaine Foster-Gandey Art Gallery, Lostwithiel, Cornwall
Private View: Thursday 3 December, 5–7pm
Exhibition: Friday 4 December – Thursday 24 December
Opening hours: Daily, 10am–4pm; Christmas Eve, 10am–2pm
All are warmly invited to join us and discover a little creative magic this Christmas.
Exhibition: Friday 4 December – Thursday 24 December
Opening hours: Daily, 10am–4pm; Christmas Eve, 10am–2pm
All are warmly invited to join us and discover a little creative magic this Christmas.
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