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The Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society
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As a group of mixed media textile artists ‘Fragments’ offers us the opportunity to exhibit our work in the way that each of us interprets this title. From embroidery to weave the exhibition demonstrates the versatility of our art.
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An exhibition of art works describing our individual experiences of being in the sea, on the shore and connecting to all we encounter there. It’s a celebration of women coming together to swim in the early morning, listening to each other and putting the world to rights before getting on with the day.
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'Connections' is a celebration of ceramics, reflecting on the dialogue between potters and the many ways in which they transform a shared material into distinct expressions.
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The perfect opportunity to get your Christmas presents all under one roof, join us for this year's Christmas market - featuring a variety of locally made goods such as jewellery, ceramics, homeware, and art, along with handmade Christmas decorations. All this an much more!
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A selection of work created by the Advanced ceramic group over the past year. Covering various techniques and processes used as part of their development.
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Celebrate “Love Falmouth” this December with Cathy Harrison of Junk Mail Art - featuring original paper collage prints, handcrafted wooden hearts and cards inspired by Cornwall’s coastal charm, heritage and creative spirit.
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This exhibition is an illustration of how stretched narrative surface accommodates ambivalent insider-ness and outsider-ness.
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‘Echoes of the Estuary’ is an exhibition brought to you by students of Elements School of Art Cornwall and local artist and art educator, Susie Pearce. In support of the Cornwall Air Ambulance Trust
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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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