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CAST | Cornwall
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2020
The Cornubian Arts & Science Trust (CAST) is an educational charity. It was established in 2012 and has developed out of a series of contemporary art events organised in Cornwall since 2010.
CAST aims to promote participation, appreciation and learning in the visual arts and to encourage interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration across the arts and sciences.
CAST works with artists, curators, writers and specialists from other fields, locally, regionally, nationally and internationally, to develop professional expertise and exchange, to present examples of outstanding creative practice, and to create opportunities for audiences of all ages to experience groundbreaking cultural activity.
CAST aims to promote participation, appreciation and learning in the visual arts and to encourage interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration across the arts and sciences.
CAST works with artists, curators, writers and specialists from other fields, locally, regionally, nationally and internationally, to develop professional expertise and exchange, to present examples of outstanding creative practice, and to create opportunities for audiences of all ages to experience groundbreaking cultural activity.
Neolithic Gabbroic Pottery
Expert pinch potter Hannah Lawrence explains how to make and decorate pinch pots in the style of Neolithic gabbroic pottery.
This was part of an innovative Art Lab workshop that took place at CAST in November 2023, developed by Lucy Grant and her learning team in partnership with the Museum of Cornish Life and the Clay Trap ceramic studio at CAST.
Those wishing to lead their own sessions about gabbroic pottery can find learning resources on CAST's website.
The demonstration was filmed by Cris and Molly of CM Productions.
The 2023 workshops and this video were made possible by a National Lottery Heritage Fund grant. They are part of CAST’s ongoing schools programmes which are supported by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund until March 2025.
This was part of an innovative Art Lab workshop that took place at CAST in November 2023, developed by Lucy Grant and her learning team in partnership with the Museum of Cornish Life and the Clay Trap ceramic studio at CAST.
Those wishing to lead their own sessions about gabbroic pottery can find learning resources on CAST's website.
The demonstration was filmed by Cris and Molly of CM Productions.
The 2023 workshops and this video were made possible by a National Lottery Heritage Fund grant. They are part of CAST’s ongoing schools programmes which are supported by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund until March 2025.
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An exploration of Cornwall’s China Clay industry and how, to this day, it shapes the region’s landscape, culture and experience, this film by Yusof Abdul-Rahman is the outcome of a series of meetings and conversations initiated by CAST and by journalist Kate de Pury. Kate de Pury writes: The conversation between Richard Wentworth and Ivor Bowditch represents a meeting of two men of similar age,...
Water and Stone 2023 | Rachael Jones
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In October 2023 CAST hosted the second Water and Stone programme, a three-day celebration of granite, exploring the geological formation of the stone and its impact on landscape and built heritage, as well as the ways in which it is shaped by human industry and in turn shapes the lives of those who live and work with it. On the afternoon of Saturday 14 October a programme of talks brought toget...
Water and Stone 2023 | Helen Bowkett
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In October 2023 CAST hosted the second Water and Stone programme, a three-day celebration of granite, exploring the geological formation of the stone and its impact on landscape and built heritage, as well as the ways in which it is shaped by human industry and in turn shapes the lives of those who live and work with it. On the afternoon of Saturday 14 October a programme of talks brought toget...
Water and Stone 2023 | Prof Caitlin DeSilvey
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In October 2023 CAST hosted the second Water and Stone programme, a three-day celebration of granite, exploring the geological formation of the stone and its impact on landscape and built heritage, as well as the ways in which it is shaped by human industry and in turn shapes the lives of those who live and work with it. On the afternoon of Saturday 14 October a programme of talks brought toget...
Water and Stone 2023 | Dr Rose Ferraby
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In October 2023 CAST hosted the second Water and Stone programme, a three-day celebration of granite, exploring the geological formation of the stone and its impact on landscape and built heritage, as well as the ways in which it is shaped by human industry and in turn shapes the lives of those who live and work with it. On the afternoon of Saturday 14 October a programme of talks brought toget...
Water and Stone 2023 | Dr Beth Simons
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In October 2023 CAST hosted the second Water and Stone programme, a three-day celebration of granite, exploring the geological formation of the stone and its impact on landscape and built heritage, as well as the ways in which it is shaped by human industry and in turn shapes the lives of those who live and work with it. On the afternoon of Saturday 14 October a programme of talks brought toget...
Water and Stone 2023 |The Mason's Mark
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In October 2023 CAST hosted the second Water and Stone programme, a three-day celebration of granite, exploring the geological formation of the stone and its impact on landscape and built heritage, as well as the ways in which it is shaped by human industry and in turn shapes the lives of those who live and work with it. The Mason’s Mark was a walk in central Helston led by Ruth Siddall and Dav...
Water and Stone 2023 | Dr Ruth Siddall
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In October 2023 CAST hosted the second Water and Stone programme, a three-day celebration of granite, exploring the geological formation of the stone and its impact on landscape and built heritage, as well as the ways in which it is shaped by human industry and in turn shapes the lives of those who live and work with it. On the evening of Friday 13 October urban geologist Dr Ruth Siddall gave t...
Mark Leckey's Music & Video Lab: a presentation of work by Lab participants
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Works by Joseph Blackman, Kieran Bland, Phoebe Bray, Chloe Eathorne, Sennen Fardel, Cassius Nice-Garside, Jake Purkiss, Katie Platts, Toby Sadgrove, Kittie Smith and Freddie Thorp. Produced as part of Mark Leckey’s Music & Video Lab, a CAST initiative that took place in 2022. In the summer of 2020 curator Clarrie Wallis, who had worked with Mark Leckey on his exhibition O’ Magic Power of Bleakn...
Lightbox | Groundwork
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Lightbox - a festival of shadow and light, art and animation - was a programme of free activities and world cinema for children and families that ran throughout the school holidays in summer 2018. Commissioned by CAST for Groundwork, Lightbox was created by artist Lucy Grant, with the support of Kate Turner and Mae Voogd. Tuesday Lightbox invited children to explore and play with shadow, light ...
Peter Doig and Matthew Higgs in conversation | Groundwork
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The painter Peter Doig spoke with artist and curator Matthew Higgs, director of the influential alternative art space White Columns in New York, at Falmouth School of Art. This Groundwork event took place on Saturday 26 May 2018. Peter and Matthew have known each other since the early 1990s and talked about their shared histories - as artists, friends, and curators - through the agency of a sel...
Passage for Par | Groundwork
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'Passage for Par' was a dance performance created specially for and presented on Par Beach, conceived and directed by choreographer Rosemary Lee. Three performances in June 2018 were commissioned by CAST for the Groundwork programme. At the turn of the tide 30 women rhythmically snaked their way across the tidal landscape, tracing meandering pathways through the wet sand, their outlines etched ...
Tracing Granite | Groundwork
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Tracing Granite (2018) follows a Groundwork field trip that took place in October 2017. Led by Dr David Paton, Tracing Granite: In Search of a White Cross took its participants on a tour of the six granite districts in Cornwall and Devon. Over four days, film-maker Rachael Jones joined a group of artists, geologists, cultural geographers and writers and recorded their discussion, research and d...
A conversation at the China Clay Historical Society archive | Groundwork
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In May 2017 Groundwork invited artist Richard Wentworth to engage in a conversation with Ivor Bowditch and Derek Giles of the China Clay Historical Society, Wheal Martyn, Cornwall. Supported by funding through Arts Council England’s Ambition for Excellence scheme, Groundwork was organised by CAST in partnership with Kestle Barton, Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange and Tate St Ives. The programm...
Mark Leckey's Music & Video Lab | Participant Interviews
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Mark Leckey's Music & Video Lab | Participant Interviews
Water and Stone 2021 │ Richard Wentworth
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Water and Stone 2021 │ Richard Wentworth
Excellent presentation on the Cornish granites, I would love to go on a field trip and see these sites for myself. Is there any reason why the Variscan emplacement of these bodies could not have been duplicated in the Caledonian granites e.g in ireland? Also, does compositional variation imply a different source or can fractionation and P-T changes can account for them, even within the same granite?
Fascinating! Thank you
An opportunity to hear Ivor Bowditch talking with characteristic eloquence about the industry and landscape he loved and about which he knew so much. Very sadly, Ivor died in September 2023, a huge loss to the industrial history world in Cornwall.
Love Peter Doig. But I’m surprised that the interviewer showed the exact SAME four paintings that I saw in a previous interview online where they asked the SAME questions resulting in Peter answering in pretty much the same way, although to his credit, he came up with some different stories, good for him. Now this is an artist with such a long and varied body of work, why would this organization choose the same tiny selection of Doig paintings as the other British presentation several years earlier, ask identical questions and make a similar video? At least Peter Doig is an original.
Great talk! Was great to watch!
Excellent
Love this
Love Peter's sincerity,he is the real thing,a great artist .love his work! It's amazing the way he lets the viewer into his inner person .I'm cuban born ,raised in Miami fla .❤
that comment at 9:45 is worth the price of admission alone. what a treasure is John Smith! I only just discovered his work - deep joy - thank you for sharing this fascinating chat.
Thank you for sharing this