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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190409
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SUMMARY:TEA\, CAKE & ART
DESCRIPTION:09 APR 2019 – 31 MAR 2020 (ONGOING)\n14:00 – 16:00\nTHE EXCHANGE \nTea\, Cake & Art is a creative social group for older people\, particularly those living alone\, who would like to meet and spend time with others. \nJoin us for a cuppa\, a chat and a little art on Tuesday afternoons in The Exchange Cafe. \nFree\, all welcome. (FAQs on website)
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/tea-cake-art
LOCATION:The Exchange\, Princes Street\, \, Penzance\, Cornwall \, TR18 2NL\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190615
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191006
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SUMMARY:FATHOM
DESCRIPTION:15 JUN – 05 OCT 2019\nTHE EXCHANGE \nA solo exhibition of film and photographic work by Berlin-based artist Simon Faithfull. \nA new film work\, Re-enactment for a Future Scenario no.2: Cape Romano\, was shot in the water-bound ruins of a futuristic beach house off the coast of Florida. Following two hurricanes\, the remaining domes are visible above water but now 50m from the shore\, highlighting the continuing shifting of boundaries. \nOther works present lone figures in unlikely landscapes; a man striding slowly but purposefully over the seabed\, and a silver-suited figure who time and again boards a burning plane\, surviving in a landscape consumed by another element\, fire. \nFaithfull has also curated an international group exhibition\, Europe After The Rain\, at Newlyn Art Gallery. Inspired by Max Ernst’s 1942 surrealist painting\, the exhibition presents dystopian terrains and imagined landscapes to come.
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/fathom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190622
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191013
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SUMMARY:EUROPE AFTER THE RAIN
DESCRIPTION:22 JUN – 12 OCT 2019\nNEWLYN ART GALLERY \nThe international group exhibition\, curated by Simon Faithfull\, presents dystopian terrains and possible landscapes to come. \nTaking its title from Max Ernst’s 1942 surrealist painting Europe After The Rain\, the exhibition explores a future environment where things have evolved\, or devolved\, into a strange new state. Though out of this catastrophe\, there may be optimism. While some of the works consider normal things from our everyday world (such as caravans or ski-slopes) when framed within the wider context of the exhibition these works become artefacts within a collective dream – a dream of an imagined landscape to come. \nPresenting painting\, sculpture and film installation\, exhibiting artists will include\, among others\, Larry Achiampong\, Peggy Atherton\, Karin Bos\, Crowe & Rawlinson\, Nick Laessing\, Onya McCausland\, Melanie Manchot\, Rebecca Partridge and Benny Nemerofsky Ramsay. \nEurope After The Rain runs parallel to Fathom\, a solo show of film and photography by Simon Faithfull at The Exchange\, exploring where land meets sea and man’s place in it.
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/europe-after-the-rain
LOCATION:Newlyn Art Gallery\, New Road \, Newlyn\, Cornwall\, TR18 5PZ\, United Kingdom
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20190929
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SUMMARY:SIXTEEN
DESCRIPTION:22 JUN  — 28 SEP 2019\nTHE ENGINE ROOM AT THE EXCHANGE \nWhat is it like to be sixteen years old in the UK now? This is the central thread running through the national project Sixteen where some of the UK’s foremost documentary portrait photographers collaborated in opening up conversations with young people about their hopes and fears\, and who or what sustains them\, giving prominence to voices rarely heard. \nHere we highlight one of them\, Michelle Sank\, who focused her lens on Cornwall\, drawn by an interest to explore how the economic poverty and physical isolation of the county impacts on the future of its young people. \nSank felt privileged by the connection she was able to form with her subjects and their families/guardians\, who generously shared their stories\, the social and family structures and domestic surroundings within. Having access in this way enabled her to understand the social challenges that were previously hidden.
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/sixteen
LOCATION:The Exchange\, Princes Street\, \, Penzance\, Cornwall \, TR18 2NL\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190716
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191006
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SUMMARY:Ali Corder & Elizabeth Loveday
DESCRIPTION:WAYS OF LOOKING\nFollowing their Transition 2017 project Personal Proverbs And Put-Downs\, Ali Corder and Elizabeth Loveday present a project-based exhibition this summer in the Studio.\nSimilar to their Transition week\, this new work aims to be an interactive and evolving project\, with paintings\, textiles and objects that explores gossip\, proverbs and Chinese whispers.\n“We will begin to explore the way we see ourselves\, others and the way we portray ourselves to the world\, the show will run in three parts\, one informing the next.”
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/ali-corder-elizabeth-loveday
LOCATION:Newlyn Art Gallery\, New Road \, Newlyn\, Cornwall\, TR18 5PZ\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190819
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20191013
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SUMMARY:JONATHAN MICHAEL RAY
DESCRIPTION:19 AUG – 12 OCT 2019\nTHE PICTURE ROOM AT NEWLYN ART GALLERY \nPorthmeor Studio-based Jonathan Michael Ray will show a collection of new work reflecting on the impact of time and human activity on nature.
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/jonathan-michael-ray
LOCATION:Newlyn Art Gallery\, New Road \, Newlyn\, Cornwall\, TR18 5PZ\, United Kingdom
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