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SUMMARY:Simple Truths
DESCRIPTION:Simple Truths is part of Newlyn Art Gallery and The Exchange’s New Voices Programme\, which gives a platform to members of the community not often heard\, through the curation of works selected from the Arts Council Collection. \nThe artworks for Simple Truths have been chosen by dads from the WILD Young Parents Project\, who the gallery has been working with since March 2021\, from their allotment in Pengegon\, Camborne. \nWith each visit to the allotment the dads were asked to select an artwork from the Arts Council Collection catalogues\, which were kept in the allotment shed. Marking their choices with a Post-it note and a line about why they’d chosen it\, an interesting collection of works has steadily formed. Choices reflect how the dads were feeling in that moment or spoke of a past experience or of future ambitions. Over a brew from a ghillie kettle\, conversation flowed\, exploring their choices and often providing the starting point for personal reflections around mental health or what was happening in their lives in that moment. \nSimple Truths includes paintings\, photographs\, and sculptures by:\nDavid Batchelor / Maeve Brennan / Shezad Dawood / Seamus Nicolson / Richard Patterson / Liv Preston / Bob Robinson / Caroline Walker / Bedwyr Williams \nAn Arts Council Collection National Partners Programme Exhibition\, curated by dads from the WILD Young Parents Project. \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. \nPlease note: dogs are not permitted in the gallery spaces during this exhibition but they are welcome in the shop and cafe areas.
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/simple-truths
LOCATION:The Exchange\, Princes Street\, \, Penzance\, Cornwall \, TR18 2NL\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:This Is Who I Am
DESCRIPTION:A mixed exhibition of work by Newlyn Art Gallery and The Exchange’s volunteers. \nVolunteers were able to submit two pieces of work\, one showcasing their artistic practice and the other a self-portrait in any medium\, defining who they are and what they bring to the gallery. \nDelivering a rewarding volunteer programme is a vital part of the mandate at Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange. The team of volunteers bring energy and creativity to the gallery spaces every day\, as they help to deliver a busy programme of exhibitions\, events and workshops\, and present the public face of the gallery.
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/this-is-who-i-am
LOCATION:The Exchange\, Princes Street\, \, Penzance\, Cornwall \, TR18 2NL\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Captured Beauty
DESCRIPTION:An Arts Council Collection National Partners Programme Exhibition\, curated by Abi Hutchinson\, Artistic Director of Black Voices Cornwall. \nCaptured Beauty features contemporary works of art drawn from the Arts Council Collection\, with paintings by Lynette Yiadom-Boakye\, Ryan Mosely\, Mowbray Odonkor\, and Caroline Walker. Vanley Burke\, Tarik Chawdry\, and Colin Jones present photographic portraits of Britain in the 70s and 80s\, alongside other artists using photography including Sunil Gupta\, Ifeoma Onyefulu\, Horace Ove\, Tetsuya Noda\, and Veronica Ryan. \nBlack Voices Cornwall is an organisation that exists to enable Cornwall to become an actively anti-racist county. The ambition forCaptured Beauty is for ethnically diverse visitors to feel seen through the works in this exhibition. It is also an opportunity for the white community to have an insight to how it feels to be a person of colour in the 21st century\, and to come away from the exhibition with a determination to finally end racism. \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. \nPlease note: dogs are not permitted in the gallery spaces during this exhibition but they are welcome in the shop and cafe areas.
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/captured-beauty
LOCATION:Newlyn Art Gallery\, New Road \, Newlyn\, Cornwall\, TR18 5PZ\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Care Takers
DESCRIPTION:A new series of work by Hannah Waldron\, an artist working predominantly with weaving\, from her studio at Potager\, near Constantine. \n“Care Takers is a body of work that has been produced slowly over the course of a year whilst I have been taking care of my new baby daughter. The act of care-taking became at the forefront of everything for me this year\, yet when looking at the numerous acts of care taking place in society and nature\, they are so often overlooked and fade into the background of what is valued. I wanted to use this opportunity to bring my attention to and celebrate acts of taking care within my environment; from nature based observations in the garden at my studio\, to unseen ways in which care taking and nourishing interaction occurs in nature\, for example underground mycelium networks\, through to the process of handweaving itself. \nThese new series of weavings have been produced on a small handloom\, using yarn dyed with natural dyes including woad\, madder and weld\, and embroidered at intervals on long walks around Falmouth whilst my daughter was sleeping.” \nHannah Waldron – Jan 2022 \nAll works are for sale.
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/care-takers
LOCATION:Newlyn Art Gallery\, New Road \, Newlyn\, Cornwall\, TR18 5PZ\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Cornwall Garden Society’s Spring Flower Show
DESCRIPTION:Dramatic displays of spring flowers and shrubs; exquisite exhibits by leading nurseries and landscape artists; a spectacular spread of horticultural traders; a Floral Art marquee and botanical illustrations from the Eden Project’s Florilegium Society are just some of the features of the Cornwall Garden Society’s 2022 Spring Flower Show to be staged at The Royal Cornwall Showground near Wadebridge on Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd April 2022. \nDescribed by The Telegraph as “the most highly regarded spring show in the country” and by Gardens Illustrated as “one of the best flower and garden shows\,” this popular two-day event\, sponsored by Atkins Ferrie Wealth Management\, celebrates Cornwall’s early spring on an unprecedented scale. \n“Dazzling daffodils\, magnificent magnolias\, captivating camellias and resplendent rhododendrons in the Competitive Classes\, and 80+ specialist nurseries and garden traders are just the thing to banish Covid-19 into the shadows and give us all a much-needed boost after the challenges\, restrictions and cancellations of the past two years\,” says Show Director\, Dickie Trant. \n“More than 40 nurseries\, from Cornwall\, the south west and beyond\, including Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Chelsea Gold medal winners\, all bring something unique\, under one roof at the Show. Visiting them in their home locations would involve many miles of driving\, so our event offers an enticing opportunity to purchase a quality array of plants and gardening accessories\, right on your doorstep.” \nFrom furniture to fire-pits\, gloves to granite\, metalwork to mowers\, garden forks to glass art\, and secateurs to sculpture\, the Show will provide much to tempt both seasoned horticulturalist and gardening enthusiast alike. \nAn Artisan Area will showcase high-quality\, handmade items to adorn you\, your home and your garden; talks\, demonstrations and Gardeners’ Q&As hosted by Alasdair Moore\, Head of Gardens and Estate at the Lost Gardens of Heligan will educate and entertain\, and a delicious array of Cornish food and drink will fuel and refresh you throughout. \nIn the Children’s Competitive Classes\, artistic displays of marine-salvaged plastic in boxes planted with flowers\, created by local schools\, will be judged by Emily Stevenson of Beach Guardian\, and highlight the threat that plastic waste poses for our precious coastline. \nYoung horticulturalists will be able to learn from these exhibits and enjoy immersive story-telling from Laura Salmon of The Story Garden. \n“As a conservation charity\, we are proud to be introducing new elements that will enhance our young gardeners’ understanding of the world around them and bring about positive change\,” adds Dickie Trant. “Building on our successful relocation to the county showground in 2019\, there will be lots to see and do for the whole family to enjoy. Whether you have a window box\, a flower border or a vast outdoor space\, we hope you will gather your green-fingered family members and friends\, and join us for what promises to be a weekend filled with flowers\, fun and everything that is magical about Cornwall at this time of year.” \nTickets for the Show are £13.50 in advance or £15 on the gate (card payments only).  To book\, click here. \nFree admission for under 16s. Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome. \nThe Schedule of Competitive Classes has been refined for 2022 and is available as a digital download here. \nIt includes a separate section for Novice Classes to encourage more first-time exhibitors to enter their best blooms.
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/cornwall-garden-societys-spring-flower-show
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