Join us for another fun-filled, fact-finding day focusing on Food and Resilience.
Featuring The Big Village Lunch in the Tolmen Centre Marquee from 1:00 – 2:00 pm.
Everyone welcome – bring food to share.
Plus an all-day programme of varied displays, information and activities at the Tolmen Centre and Constantine Church.
The full programme can be downloaded here.
Sept/Oct: A retrospective of Peta White’s colourful and expressionist paintings, drawn from her experience as a Jungian psychoanalyst.
Nov/Dec: An exhibition of Sally Wills’ mosaics incorporating found materials including shells, glass, china with smalti and tesserae.
From January: Figurative paintings by Jo King celebrating film noir, pop art, portraiture and life studies. His work is exhibited, published and collected internationally.
From February 24th: Drawings by Lynne Treloar, which focus on the artist’s passion for rural life, are shown alongside photographs documenting local history. Much of the work was made at Carwythenack Farm.
Mixed media works by Sandra Boreham draw attention to the fragility of nature, whilst the beauty of landscape and flora are celebrated by Maxine Hart and Evelyn Binns.
April/May: ‘Character and Setting’ – an exhibition of etchings by John Howard RE – from his time as artist in residence at Birmingham Repertory Theatre, and Hugo Jones – whose portraits capture expression through line, finding movement in the contours of the face.
June/July: Contemporary still-life paintings by Si Hamling who studied painting and printmaking at Falmouth School of Art.
The Female Experience. A solo exhibition of 15 works by figurative artist Tracey Miles BA(hons) PGCE.
Participating in Open Studios.
