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The Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society
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Roots & Routes brings together a collective of artists exploring ancestry, identity, and movement through an Afrocentric lens. The exhibition reflects on the dual forces that shape African and diasporic experiences, our roots, grounded in heritage and cultural memory, displacement, and reconnection.
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Calling local artists! Enter your work into our annual curated art show. This exhibition is a celebration of the artistic talent from our community – carefully selected to showcase the best works from both established and new artists.
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This exhibition brings together two projects that explore brief encounters with strangers and stories found in passing moments.
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Large-scale oil abstractions based upon the Helford River.
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A collection of oil paintings celebrating the coasts and waterways of Cornwall...
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Characters, fictional, real and spiritual, make up this series of paintings. From Shakespeare, Chaucer and other sources they are presented as life's players. "As you like it", they each have their parts to play.
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An exhibition by artists Carolyn Thompson and Georgie Hare who live and work on the Lizard Peninsula. Two different perspectives both inspired by the sea and landscapes of Cornwall.
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Artists will be exhibiting in a variety of media and styles, all of them celebrating the arrival of spring in Cornwall.
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Falmouth painter Victoria's exhibition echoes her art practice of mapping the landscape in real time, plein air - also her acknowledgment that traces of memory and time are held by the landscape and evoke an emotional response in paint.
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An exhibition of artwork inspired by time spent as Artist in Residence at The Kehelland Trust
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Our annual curated art show is a celebration of the artistic talent from our community – carefully selected to showcase the best works from both established and new artists.
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A Tragic comedy? A laughable Tragedy? Or even a Pantocrime? You decide. ...
Find out moreWhen Cambridge academic Helen’s father dies, the grief sends her spiralling into an abyss. In an effort to process her...
Find out moreLarge-scale oil abstractions based upon the Helford River. ...
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