Private View at the Waterside Gallery in St Mawes
24 July
Celebrate the work of Rose Osborn and Suzanne Davies at Waterside Gallery, an independent Cornish gallery championing emerging and established artists
Thursday 24th July 2025 18:00 - 20:30
Join us for this special evening celebrating two exceptional artists whose work beautifully captures the essence of Cornwall's landscapes and everyday treasures. This promises to be an intimate gathering where you can meet Rose and Suzanne, discover their latest works, and enjoy the gallery's stunning waterside setting.
Perfect timing for visitors from Falmouth and beyond – the late-night St Mawes Ferry is running on the same evening, making it easier than ever to attend this memorable private view. Step aboard the ferry and let the journey across the water be the perfect prelude to an evening of art and inspiration.
Please RSVP: amanda@watersidegallery.co.uk or call 07966 273 416
Waterside Gallery, 21 Marine Parade, St Mawes, TR2 5DW
St Mawes Ferry information, including timetable, here
Rose Osborn
Rose Osborn is a British artist who paints primarily in oils, exploring the delicate balance between realism and abstraction. Having visited St Mawes since childhood, she captures the ever-changing light, tides, and landscapes of the Roseland Peninsula. Her work is characterised by expressive brushwork, bold tonal contrasts, and vibrant colour harmonies, with bursts of orange and red set against the soft greys, greens, and blues of the sea and sky.
Suzanne Davies
Suzanne Davies is a semi-abstract artist living on the North Coast of Cornwall. Suzanne works in oils, and her practice starts with small story-board sketches influenced by everyday life. Suzanne's career in advertising is reflected in the manner in which she creates her work with composition and palette before setting up the still life, just as a food stylist, photographer, producer, or client would arrange a shoot. Suzanne’s inspiration comes from simple objects, the shape, colours, textures and marks revealing their past and present that tell their story, especially those with a haptic quality.