The Sir John Cheshire Art Gallery exhibits paintings by local and international artists. Contarry to the very traditional setting linked with the church, the work displayed here is very Contemporary and is a popular exhibition space for young Jersey artists. As you enter The Welcome centre the gallery is upstairs.
The space is very intimate and is set above a small lively cafe where they sell coffee, tea, cakes, soups, snacks and lunches. So you can grab some food whilst enjoying the gallery.
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday - Sunday | 10.00am - 4.00pm |
| Wednesday | 10.00am - 6.30pm |
Local artist Lisa Troy also teaches art and Exercise classes for a living and enjoys recreational marathon and general long distance running.
This exhibition ‘Routes of Jersey’ is a celebration of the 2010 Standard Chartered Marathon and has been inspired by the lanes of Jersey that as a...
I have primarily worked with black ink and muted colours in the past but through these new works i have experimented with a mix of vibrant colours and pattern. This new work has been heavily influenced by my recent discovery of the German expressionist movement, Bruke, and a new...
The Sir John Cheshire Gallery presents the first solo exhibition by Bryony Koester, a islander who is currently studying at the University of Brighton for a degree in Fine Art.
Discover Jersey is the product of Koester’s research into her home. As a result of leaving the island to study...
Rob Allen - "I'll be showing drawings i made of the Ugandan children we met at the school we worked at as well as the friends we made whilst working on the Mwangi farm.
All works will be for sale with two thirds going to the the Education Fund for Luweeran Orphans (EFLO) charity and the...
An exhibition of work by the students in order to raise awareness for the Alzheimer's Society.
David Chisholm (born 21st May 1960) is an English artist, currently studying a BA (hons) degree in Fine Art at Falmouth Art College in Cornwall. Evolving from a background in graphic art and design his style is unusual and diverse. His Influences by the likes of Warhol, Munoz, Manray, Hurst and...
Christopher Lilly was trained at Falmouth College of Arts, and later at the University of the West of England in Bristol – where he studied Drawing and Applied Arts.
His drawings are concerned with the intangible, fleeting nature of moments, and the defining effects they have on the...
A collection of work by Karen Le Roy Harris which addresses the body. The selection of work looks at her earlier more abstract work to her more recent descent into figurative imagery. You'll notice this transition and how her ideas have changed and developed but the underlying theme of the body...
An exhibition of work from a creative family including artist Alex Chase White and his family Chris Mario White, Lynn White, Olive White and Zsi Chimera.
A research project Christine studied whilst at the Royal College of Art looked at computers as a tool for drawing and how this can translate into imagery and textiles. The exhibition looks at drawing the body, using both digital imagery and stitched drawings. Christine works directly from the...
'In Transit' is a collection of printed textile designs by Highlands College Artist in Residence, Sarah Pike.
Sara's work explores concepts of a physical journey of discovery through the investigation of different cultures - people and places and the secrets and stories they hold; and...
An exhibition by 2 artists from Dirtbox, an art collective for Jersey's newest contemporary artists.
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