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	St Ives, Cornwall
		This is St Ives, one of the most famous holiday towns in Cornwall - a jewel situated at the south-western tip of this island kingdom yet readily accessible by road, rail and air.
		A mild climate, St Ives is warmed by the gulf stream and almost frost-free winters makes it possible to grow plants and shrubs normally native to semi-tropical countries hundreds of miles further south.
		The Tate Gallery St Ives, occupies a spectacular site overlooking Porthmeor Beach close to the home of Alfred Wallis and to the studios used by many of the artists whose works are exhibited.
	www.st-ives-holiday-cottage.co.uk /st-ives.htm (398 words)

	St Ives, Cornwall - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		St Ives (Cornish: Porthia) is a seaside town and civil parish in the Penwith district of Cornwall, United Kingdom.
		The nearest airports to St Ives are Newquay and Plymouth.
		St Ives is also well known from the nursery rhyme and riddle "As I Was Going to St Ives", although it is not clear whether the rhyme refers to the Cornish town or one of several other St Ives around the country.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/St_Ives,_Cornwall (990 words)

	Tate St Ives - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tate St Ives is an art museum in St Ives, Cornwall, England, exhibiting work by modern British artists, including work of the St Ives School.
		It was opened to the public in 1993 – the fifth museum to be opened by Tate after Tate Britain, Tate Modern and Tate Liverpool and the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden (also in St Ives and managed by Tate since 1980).
		With the outbreak of World War II in 1939, Ben Nicholson, Barbara Hepworth and Naum Gabo settled in St Ives, establishing an outpost for the abstract avant-garde movement in west Cornwall.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Tate_St._Ives (369 words)

	St Ives
		The Tate St. Ives, part of the Tate Gallery in London, was opened in 1993 and is, perhaps, the flagship of Cornish art.
		Also part of the Tate Gallery is the Barbara Hepworth Museum, a lasting memorial to the great sculptress who lived and worked in St. Ives at her Trewyn Studio.
		This is St. Ives, one of the most famous holiday towns in Cornwall - a jewel situated at the south-western tip of this island kingdom yet readily accessible by road, rail and air.
	www.cornwall-holiday.info /St_Ives.html (465 words)

	St Ives Cornwall cottages overlooking a beautiful harbour
		St Ives Cornwall, a seaside town and fishing village in the far west of England.
		There is lots of accommodation, from bed and breakfast to guesthouse to cornwall cottage to hotels to holiday parks to camping and self catering in the town or a short drive away.
		Tate Gallery The town has long been a favourite with artists, and home of the Tate Gallery St Ives.
	www.cornishlight.co.uk /st-ives.htm (661 words)

	St. Ives, Cornwall
		Ives has a proud history as a centre of art, particularly avante-garde and abstract art, a fact recognise by the establishment here of the Tate St. Ives, a branch of the Tate Gallery of London.
		The sea at St. Ives is a startling sight to first time visitors; it is gloriously clear, almost tropical; you would be forgiven for thinking you had been magically transported to a lagoon in the South Pacific.
		The oldest church in St. Ives is the parish church, which was begun in 1434 and boasts one of the tallest towers in Cornwall.
	www.britainexpress.com /counties/cornwall/az/st-ives.htm (595 words)

	Back to Britain, Part 11 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		What a treat it must be for the volunteer coast watchers at St. Ives to serve their country and community in the midst of such beauty.
		I’ve been told there is no spot in England that is more than 75 miles from the sea.
		The citizens of St. Ives gave much support to the prestigious expansion of the Tate into their community, an important ratification of the town’s long tradition of being a Mecca for the arts.
	nolantravels2.home.att.net /3eng11.html (2012 words)

	Barbara Hepworth Museum & Tate, St Ives, Cornwall
		I’ve described St Ives as a sea of would-be artists dining out on a reputation the town gained and lost long ago.
		Tate St Ives feels (and probably is) the smaller of the four Tates and we can now proudly claim to know all of them.
		We were introduced to Artists from the St Ives School of Modernists and a complimentary Paul Feiler retrospective as well as new work from Richard Deacon.
	stephennewton.com /2005/07/barbara-hepworth-museum-tate-st-ives.html (584 words)

	Telegraph \| Entertainment \| St Ives gives thanks for the Tate effect
		St Ives would like to be the Collioure of Cornwall.
		It was in Collioure, on the western end of the Côte d'Azur, in the early 20th century that Matisse, Picasso and the French avant garde drank Bandol and reinvented painting.
		St Ives can also lay claim to having had its moment on the artistic cutting edge; these days, moreover, you can barely turn a corner without tripping over an art gallery.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2002/08/31/batate31.xml (1245 words)

	Art Galleries - Cornwall - Tate and Newlyn
		Tate Gallery St. Ives opened in June 1993 and offers a unique introduction to modern art, where many works can be viewed in the surroundings and atmosphere which inspired them.
		Tate Gallery St. Ives presents changing displays of twentieth-century art in the context of Cornwall, focusing on the modern tradition for which St. Ives has become famous.
		Tate staff can discuss the content of the session on booking and are able to suggest possible themes such as a general introduction to the work of St. Ives artists through to Looking at Modern Art or Sculpture as well as more specific themes linked to special exhibitions or artists projects.
	www.destination-cornwall.co.uk /artgal.htm (1374 words)

	St. Ives, Cornwall, England (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		St. Ives is the jewel in the crown of West Cornwall.
		With the building of the Tate Gallery St. Ives several years ago, St. Ives was placed firmly on the map as an art center.
		St. Ives, the jewel in the crown of West Cornwall with its sandy beaches and sunshine, attracts thousands of holiday visitors each year.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/don_defran/stivesco.htm (189 words)

	st ives, tourist guide, st ives guide, cornwall
		St Ives is a small town in the far west of the county.
		Fun filled and interesting days out for all the family are close by, St Ives encompasses all you could want for a family holiday or simply a relaxing short break.You also have the benefit of the beach, if sunbathing is your thing.
		This is St. Ives, one of the most famous holiday towns in Cornwall.
	www.magicplants.co.uk /cornwall/stives.html (312 words)

	St Ives ride
		Tate St Ives is right in the middle of that town and not a whole day visit.
		St Ives is split in half by a steep peninsula called The Island.
		At St Austell we met J who missed her earlier train, punctured with no pump and had to walk 4 miles.
	www.greenwichcyclists.org.uk /Rides/stives.html (2134 words)

	West Penwith Resources - St. Ives
		Ives Trust Archive Study Centre are an independent research group based in the St. Ives Library on Gabriel Street.
		Tate St. Ives gallery and the Barbara Hepworth Garden Museum are attractions of the highest international standard.
		Ives Harbour website advertises some apartments and restaurants in the town but also has a very nice street map in PDF format with a lot of detail.
	west-penwith.org.uk /ives.htm (706 words)

	Eupedia : England Guide - Cornwall - St Ives
		The finest of their works are now displayed in the new Tate St Ives (opened in 1993), an offshot of the world-renowed Tate Gallery of London.
		She came to Cornwall in 1939 and lived in St Ives with her husband Ben Nicholson from 1949 until her death in 1975.
		St Ives is located at the far end of Cornwall (445km from London), some 10km north of Penzance.
	www.eupedia.com /england/st_ives.shtml (357 words)

	St Ives, Cornwall
		And St Ives accommodation, whether it is a hotel, bed and breakfast or self catering, also offers quality for all pockets.
		Attracted to St Ives by the quality of light and the outstanding scenic setting, artists have given the town a great deal of its unique character.
		As well as the Tate St Ives, there are scores of smaller galleries or artists' studios open to the public.
	www.visitstives.co.uk (348 words)

	tate st ives \| Tate gallery \| St ives \| cornwall \| St Ives school of Artists
		Ives is an immaculate concept, achieved in the great depths of an economic recession.
		The Tate St Ives Collection of Paintings and Sculptures can be enjoyed in their place of origin and among the influences of light, sea and landscape that inspired the great works.
		The Tate Gallery In recognition of the international importance of St Ives and the surrounding area in the art world, saw the opening of the Tate Gallery of St Ives, by Prince Charles.
	www.stives-cornwall.co.uk /art/tate_st_ives.html (411 words)

	Tamarisk is a beautiful property located within 10 minutes walk of St Ives town centre and within easy reach of four ...
		Tamarisk is a beautiful property located within 10 minutes walk of St Ives town centre and within easy reach of four superb beaches and all the local restaurants, cafes and shops.
		The St. Ives Tate Gallery, The Barbara Hepworth Museum and Leach Pottery are all within walking distance.
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	www.chycor.co.uk /holidays/stives-tamariskbnb/index.htm (388 words)

	The Garrack Hotel and Restaurant, Accommodation St Ives Cornwall - st ives hotel with sea views, indoor pool and car ...
		St Ives has its own special appeal, with narrow, twisting streets, colourful harbour and golden beaches.
		It is home to the renowned Tate Gallery St Ives and an ideal base to explore South West Cornwall.
		The beautiful Gardens of Cornwall are favoured by the county's mild climate, enabling subtropical plants to thrive, and are particulary worth a visit in Spring.
	www.garrack.com /html/about/stives.html (213 words)

	Telegraph \| Entertainment \| Mysterious currents of thought
		IN the grounds of the Tate St Ives there is a circle of slates, each of which are inscribed with an ill-assorted pair of nouns.
		A blanket woven with the words "The Divided Meadows of Aphrodite", in Greek and English, is in fact divided by a strange diagram that turns out, on inspection, to be the deck of an aircraft carrier.
		But because the present exhibition - suitably enough, in a gallery from which you can see the waves breaking on the beach - concentrates on Finlay's obsession with the sea and ships, the more aggressive aspect of his muse is, for the most part, absent.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2002/03/27/bagayf27.xml (991 words)

	St Ives Holiday Cottages, self catering holidays and cottage accomodation in St Ives Cornwall and Devon
		St. Ives during the summer months is a blaze of colour.
		As well as its tradition of fishing, St. Ives is world famous as an art centre and studios, shops and galleries are everywhere.The Tate St. Ives, part of the Tate Gallery in London, was opened in 1993 and is, perhaps, the flagship of Cornish art.
		Also part of the Tate Gallery is the Barbara Hepworth Museum, a lasting memorial to the great sculptress who lived and worked in St. Ives at her Trewyn Studio.
	www.stivescottages.co.uk (788 words)

	Hotels Near Tate Gallery St Ives Cornwall
		The Tate not only shows the best of 20th Century art in the areas and atmosphere in which it was created, but also has changing exhibitions of the best of contemporary Cornish art.
		Since the Tate first opened in 1993 many more galleries have emerged in and around St Ives, supporting its long artistic tradition.
		If you’re planning a visit to this part of Cornwall, Lewtrenchard Manor, one of the finest country house hotels near the Tate St Ives gallery, is the ideal base for exploring.
	www.lewtrenchard.co.uk /events/hotels_near_tate_st_ives (151 words)

	New Statesman - Long day's journey
		The journey from almost anywhere to the Tate St Ives is not unlike a pilgrimage.
		There is something minimalist and meditative about the text works, but the vigorous splashes, drips and swirls of the mud works suggest a religious fervour, and hit you with the force and drama of a huge altarpiece.
		According to the Tate, these artists are linked by their status as "innovators in their particular field" and in the way they have "pushed the boundaries of what is possible in sculptural terms" - it sounds like the usual art-gallery puff, but the curators do seem to have some rationale in selecting such unlikely bedfellows.
	www.newstatesman.com /200208190021 (1033 words)

	St Ives, Cornwall UK. Galleries, Museums and Artists
		Tate St Ives is undoubtedly Cornwall's best known gallery, situated in a glorious location overlooking Porthmeor Beach.
		The Tate not only shows the best of C20 art in the areas and atmosphere in which it was created, but also has changing exhibitions of the best of contemporary Cornish art.
		St Ives Town Band has been part of this town over 100 years.
	www.stives.co.uk /st-ives-tate-artists.htm (358 words)

	St Ives Tate still after older peoples flats? :: Cornwall 24 :: News, Views and Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-15)
		It has been disclosed that Penwith Housing Association has very recently circulated residents of the older peoples flats close to the St Ives Tate with a letter informing them that their flats are riddled with asbestos.
		Not seen the article yet, but it seems that the asbestos problem is with the block of flats on the Barnoon cemetary side of the St Ives Tate which were built a little later than the other small block whose residents also received the asbestos warning.
		I'm sure the St Ives Tate management and the Cornwall "County" Council committee that Mr Biscoe chairs realised the error of their ways in the end.
	www.cornwall24.co.uk /PNphpBB2-viewtopic-t-556.htm (1500 words)

	Penzance & West Cornwall Travel Guide - St Ives, Cornwall, England
		While St Ives is undoubtedly a major tourist destination, it also remains a fishing port and the daily landing of fish on the quay and the movement of boats are popular sights for locals and visitors alike.
		The town has been famous for over a century as an artists paradise - there is something special about the quality of the light in St Ives which appeals to landscape (or seascape) artists and which is felt to be unique to West Cornwall.
		lived and created much of her best work in St Ives in a nearby small house which is now a gallery and a memorial to her work.
	www.chycor.co.uk /travel-tips/penzance/stives.htm (426 words)

	Barbara Hepworth Museum & Tate, St Ives, Cornwall
		Iâve described St Ives as a sea of would-be artists dining out on a reputation the town gained and lost long ago.
		Tate St Ives feels (and probably is) the smaller of the four Tates and we can now proudly claim to know all of them.
		We were introduced to Artists from the St Ives School of Modernists and a complimentary Paul Feiler retrospective as well as new work from Richard Deacon.
	www.stephennewton.com /2005/07/barbara-hepworth-museum-tate-st-ives.html (777 words)

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