Organisers of an exhibition featuring some of the leading makers from across Cornwall and Devon have made a 'last chance to see' call as they prepare to wind down.

The Time-Lapse exhibition at the Royal Cornwall Museum in Truro has been showcasing artists and makers of jewellery, ceramics, glass, sculptural silver, wearable art, film and textiles since May 17.

Time-Lapse opened at Royal Cornwall Museum on 17th May 2021 and will run until the end of July 2021.

The exhibition has been put on by Design-Nation, a portfolio of designers, artists and craftspeople from across the UK.

The DN Cornwall and Devon Cluster is one of Design-Nation’s family of regional groups aiming to support and promote makers at ground level.

A spokesperson for the group said: "Within our group are artists and makers of jewellery, ceramics, glass, sculptural silver, wearable art, film and textiles.

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"Our work is held in private collections and has been exhibited in prestigious galleries, such as the V&A and Saatchi Gallery.

"This year, despite restrictions on sales opportunities and exhibitions, we have continued to create work and now wish to explore public responses to our art by staging a brand new exhibition that will evolve over time.

"This project, Time-lapse, reflects themes arising through the time of Covid19: sanctuary, isolation, containment, creativity and mental health.

"It is an opportunity to present our work exploring these themes, emerging once again into the public domain after a period of containment and introspection.

"We will use the exhibition as a springboard to explore the many benefits of creating art as one way to cope with living through a pandemic."

"We aim to establish the DN group as a rich creative community and leading ‘go to’ resource of knowledge and skills within Cornwall and Devon.

"We hope to inspire, generate ideas, a sense of community and set best practice examples."