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SUMMARY:Heartlands Markets 2020
DESCRIPTION:March 21 & 22\, June 6 & 7\, August 29 & 30\, December 5 & 6 \n10am – 4pm \nCraft markets with local sellers selling handmade and homemade items.
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/heartlands-markets-2020
LOCATION:Heartlands\, Dudnance Lane\, Pool\, Cornwall\, TR15 3QY\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200808
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SUMMARY:CERAMICS EXHIBTION
DESCRIPTION:8 August-2 Jan\nNewlyn Art Gallery\nA mixed display of works by some of our favourite makers including Jack Doherty\, Dor & Tan\, Jode Pankhurst\, and Sue Pryke.\nAll works are for sale.
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/ceramics-exhibtion
LOCATION:Newlyn Art Gallery\, New Road \, Newlyn\, Cornwall\, TR18 5PZ\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200919
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210103
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SUMMARY:EXTRAORDINARY POSTCARDS FOR EXTRAORDINARY TIMES
DESCRIPTION:19 SEP 2020 — 02 JAN 2021 \nNEWLYN ART GALLERY \nCELEBRATING  CREATIVITY IN EXCEPTIONAL CIRCUMSTANCES \nAt the height of the covid-19 pandemic we invited people of any age and at any location\, to document their life during lockdown on postcards. We asked them to use any medium that would work on an A5 postcard to share some of their experience of this extraordinary time. They might be inspired by new routines or talents discovered\, objects in their home that have become all too familiar\, or whatever it is that they were looking forward to when the lockdown restrictions were relaxed. This exhibition celebrates creativity in exceptional circumstances. \nLocal groups including St Petroc’s homeless charity\, Whole Again Communities\, schools and residential homes\, WILD young parents\, Cornwall Library borrowers\, the Intercom Trust and Shallal have contributed to the project. We have also had submissions from far flung places: from all over Cornwall\, the UK\, Europe to the Far East and the United States. \nArtists have also been responding to these times\, creating posters and billboards for public sites across the UK. We have brought together many of the most pertinent for a display facing out from the gallery garden.
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/extraordinary-postcards-for-extraordinary-times
LOCATION:Newlyn Art Gallery\, New Road \, Newlyn\, Cornwall\, TR18 5PZ\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200919
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210103
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SUMMARY:SELECTED FILMS FROM THE ARTS COUNCIL COLLECTION
DESCRIPTION:19 SEP 2020 — 02 JAN 2021 \nNEWLYN ART GALLERY \nAn Arts Council Collection National Partners Programme Exhibition. \nIn the lower gallery\, we present a series of artists’ films selected from the Arts Council Collection by young LGBTQIA+ people\, through our ongoing partnership with the Intercom Trust.  A taster of bigger things to come\, the programme extends our commitment to using our partnership with the Arts Council Collection to give voice to individuals and communities whose views are often overlooked. \nThe films selected are \n\n19 Sep – 31 Oct Evan Ifekoya The Gender Song\n4 Nov – 5 Dec Paul Maheke Tropicalité\, l’Île et l’Exote\n9 Dec – 2 Jan Isaac Julien Long Road to Mazatlan\n\nNewlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange is an Arts Council Collection National Partner. Find out more about the Arts Council Collection National Partners Programme. The Arts Council Collection is managed by Southbank Centre\, London on behalf of Arts Council England.
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/selected-films-from-the-arts-council-collection
LOCATION:Newlyn Art Gallery\, New Road \, Newlyn\, Cornwall\, TR18 5PZ\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200919
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210103
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SUMMARY:JAKE CLARK
DESCRIPTION:19 SEP 2020 — 02 JAN 2021 \nTHE PICTURE ROOM\, NEWLYN ART GALLERY \nNew paintings focussing on figures and recreational architecture\, based on collages made from Clark’s own photographs of municipal buildings and seaside tourism. Found materials are sometimes stuck to the surface of the canvases\, to ‘sabotage the image’ and play with the scale. \nAll works are for sale.
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/jake-clark
LOCATION:Newlyn Art Gallery\, New Road \, Newlyn\, Cornwall\, TR18 5PZ\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20200919
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210103
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SUMMARY:SIGN OF THE TIMES
DESCRIPTION:19 SEP 2020 — 02 JAN 2021 \nNEWLYN ART GALLERY \nFREE \nDuring the recent Covid-19 crisis many people connected through art\, and used creative ways of staying together as a community. Signs Of The Times is an outdoor billboard exhibition presenting works by artists from around the UK who have made work with powerful messages responding to this time\, whilst also offering us inspiration\, hope and change. \nDuring the lockdown period\, the UK saw a celebration of new poster art and inventive ways of using outdoor spaces. This site-specific exhibition makes use of the outdoor area at Newlyn Art Gallery and is accessible to those who may not be able or wish to visit an indoor gallery space at this time. We hope this exhibition acts as a bold\, colourful and hopeful message in Newlyn. \nSigns Of The Times includes a selection of poster works from Ore Ahmeed\, Morag Myerscough\, Dipesh Pandya\, Micah Purnell\, RTiiiKA\, and Mark Titchner \nCurated by Debbie Sharp\, Programme Producer at Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange.
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/sign-of-the-times
LOCATION:Newlyn Art Gallery\, New Road \, Newlyn\, Cornwall\, TR18 5PZ\, United Kingdom
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210103
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SUMMARY:WILLIAM ARNOLD
DESCRIPTION:03 OCT 2020 — 02 JAN 2021 \nTHE EXCHANGE \nFREE \nWest Cornwall-based artist William Arnold will exhibit an ongoing body of work that documents – in razor-sharp detail – specimens of flora collected in neglected places\, roadsides\, industrial sites and business parks in an homage to the pioneers of Victorian botany. \nThis exhibition was due to be shown in The Picture Room at Newlyn Art Gallery in April 2020 but as were closed duing that time it has been rescheduled to the autumn and will now be showing in the entrance area at The Exchange.
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/william-arnold-2
LOCATION:The Exchange\, Princes Street\, \, Penzance\, Cornwall \, TR18 2NL\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:GRAYSON PERRY: THE VANITY OF SMALL DIFFERENCES
DESCRIPTION:03 OCT 2020 — 02 JAN 2021 \nTHE EXCHANGE \nAn Arts Council Collection National Partners Programme Exhibition \nThe Vanity of Small Differences is a series of six large-scale tapestries by the Turner-Prize winning artist Grayson Perry. \nInspired by William Hogarth’s A Rake’s Progress the tapestries\, each measuring 2m x 4m\, chart the ‘class journey’ made by young Tim Rakewell and include many of the characters\, incidents and objects Perry encountered on journeys through Sunderland\, Tunbridge Wells\, and The Cotswolds for the television series All in the Best Possible Taste with Grayson Perry. The television programmes were first aired on Channel 4 in June 2012. In the series Perry goes on ‘a safari amongst the taste tribes of Britain’\, to gather inspiration for his artwork\, literally weaving the characters he meets into a narrative\, with an attention to the minutiae of contemporary taste every bit as acute as that in Hogarth’s 18th century paintings. \nNewlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange is an Arts Council Collection National Partner. The Arts Council Collection is managed by Southbank Centre\, London on behalf of Arts Council England. \nFind out more about the Arts Council Collection National Partners Programme \nArts Council Collection\, Southbank Centre\, London and British Council. Gift of the artist and Victoria Miro Gallery with the support of Channel 4 Television\, the Art Fund and Sfumato Foundation with additional support from Alix Partners.
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/grayson-perry-the-vanity-of-small-differences
LOCATION:The Exchange\, Princes Street\, \, Penzance\, Cornwall \, TR18 2NL\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20201128
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20201220
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SUMMARY:Christmas in Redruth
DESCRIPTION:“CHRISTMAS is not cancelled.” That is the message from Redruth town who are promising the community\, although it won’t be like previous years\, there’s still plenty of festive cheer on offer. \nRedruth usually plays host to crowds of revellers who come for the town’s Christmas procession\, markets\, entertainment and light switch on\, but this year’s restrictions has put pay to the town’s traditional plans. \nLara McShee\, Community Project Manager said: “For obvious reasons we can’t have the parade this year and sadly grottos are still dividing opinions.  Instead we’re turning our focus on lots of small reasons to still choose Redruth as a place to visit this December. \n“We’ve taken all the favourite elements of our events at Christmas and spaced them out throughout the month\, giving people a reason to come back week on week.” \nThe success of the towns monthly Saturday Market has meant that the stallholders will be back every week in December offering the best of local Cornish produce\, Christmas trees\, crafts\, gifts and festive foods.  The stalls can be found dotted throughout the historic market town which has recently received more than three million pounds in funding to improve and restore its high street. \nThe beautifully decorated Market Strand and Market Way will be festooned with fairy lights and will have a splendid Christmas Tree at its centre.  The venue will also welcome more stalls among its independent shops\, that lead through to the Buttermarket - mecca for local artisans. \nThe town is also still forging ahead with some of its traditions such as ‘merry and bright’ window displays – this year’s theme is ‘Lights’ and on Market Saturday’s wandering street performers and art installations have been planned (all adhering to social distancing guidelines). \nLara continued: “It’s more important than ever that we support our high street and traders.  Our town is lucky to have a fantastic cinema\, great eateries and stores who will all be providing gift vouchers and goods so why not pop in and support local.” \nThe markets take place on November 28th\, December 5th\, 12th and 19th. \nTo keep up to date with all the latest plans follow the town’s Facebook page @redruthtown
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/christmas-in-redruth
CATEGORIES:Christmas
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