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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:Creative Connections Cornwall
DESCRIPTION:Creative Connections Cornwall is a project about people and place in partnership with the National Portrait Gallery\, Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange and Mount’s Bay Academy in Penzance \nThe project connects young people from Cornwall with the award-winning artist\, Joy Gregory\, to explore the National Portrait Gallery’s Collection. Together\, Joy Gregory and the students collaboratively responded to portraits of notable people from or with links to Cornwall and Penzance. \nThe chosen works range from photography to painting and drawing and include portraits by artists such as Michael Ayrton\, Terry Frost\, Yvonne Gregory\, John Hedgecoe\, E. O. Hoppé\, Ida Kar\, Sebastian Kim\, Man Ray and Madame Yevonde. Sitters include Wilhelmina Barns-Graham\, Gluck\, Barbara Hepworth\, Helen Glover\, William Golding\, D.H. Lawrence\, Daphne du Maurier and Harold Wilson. \nDuring an initial visit to Mount’s Bay Academy in May 2021\, the students selected portraits from the National Portrait Gallery’s Collection. The young people’s choices were based on aesthetic considerations – did they like the portrait image – and whether they felt interested in an individual’s biography\, but also addressed issues like representation and language. \nTheir final selection of portraits includes painters\, writers\, potters\, actors\, politicians\, athletes\, musicians and more\, and forms the starting point for the exhibition\, which will be shown to the public for the first time at The Exchange this summer. \nTogether with Joy Gregory\, the now Year 10 students have made new work\, exploring the shared themes and connections between those portrayed in selected artworks and the students themselves. They looked at how these might be linked to localities in Cornwall and the places the young people are growing up in. The results from this collaboration are shown alongside the portraits from the National Portrait Gallery’s Collection that inspired them.
URL:https://wearecornwall.com/event/creative-connections-cornwall
LOCATION:The Exchange\, Princes Street\, \, Penzance\, Cornwall \, TR18 2NL\, United Kingdom
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