Category Archives: Exhibitions
‘Catalyst’ Virtual Exhibition 22 April 2021-21 April 2022
Goonhilly Village Green is delighted to be featured as part of a new online exhibition called ‘Catalyst’, showcasing almost a decade of art, science and humanities collaborations between Cornwall based creatives and researchers from Exeter University’s Environment and Sustainability Institute.
‘Catalyst’ Virtual Exhibition 22 April 2021-21 April 2022
Goonhilly Village Green is delighted to be featured as part of a new online exhibition called ‘Catalyst’, showcasing almost a decade of art, science and humanities collaborations between Cornwall based creatives and researchers from Exeter University’s Environment and Sustainability Institute.
Goonhilly Village Green ‘Unbounded’ at The Eden Project
Work made for Goonhilly Village Green 2019 by artists Phyllida Bluemel, Rosanna Martin, Elizabeth Masterton and Beth Emily-Richards will be shown at the Eden Project’s Core Gallery as part of ‘Unbounded’, a show curated by Field Notes with the Eden
Goonhilly Village Green ‘Unbounded’ at The Eden Project
Work made for Goonhilly Village Green 2019 by artists Phyllida Bluemel, Rosanna Martin, Elizabeth Masterton and Beth Emily-Richards will be shown at the Eden Project’s Core Gallery as part of ‘Unbounded’, a show curated by Field Notes with the Eden
The Gathering revisited at The Museum of Cornish Life, Helston 27 July-21 September 2019
If you missed The Goonhilly Village Green Gathering back in May, the Museum of Cornish Life, Helston, is offering a second chance to see some of the artwork created especially for the day. Beth Emily Richards, who worked with the
The Gathering revisited at The Museum of Cornish Life, Helston 27 July-21 September 2019
If you missed The Goonhilly Village Green Gathering back in May, the Museum of Cornish Life, Helston, is offering a second chance to see some of the artwork created especially for the day. Beth Emily Richards, who worked with the
Goonhilly Village Green at The Clubhouse
Goonhilly Village Green is delighted to be this fortnight’s featured artist-led group at The Clubhouse, currently located at The Exchange Gallery in Penzance. The Clubhouse has been set up by Field Notes curators Cat Bagg and Rosie Thomson-Glover. They describe
Goonhilly Village Green at The Clubhouse
Goonhilly Village Green is delighted to be this fortnight’s featured artist-led group at The Clubhouse, currently located at The Exchange Gallery in Penzance. The Clubhouse has been set up by Field Notes curators Cat Bagg and Rosie Thomson-Glover. They describe
HAPPIDROME photo archive on Flickr
Before Goonhilly Village Green, there was HAPPIDROME, an experimental artist-led project, located on Goonhilly’s National Nature Reserve on the disused site of the WW2 radar base, RAF Drytree. From 2007-2010, over a series of four events, Sara Bowler and Elizabeth
HAPPIDROME photo archive on Flickr
Before Goonhilly Village Green, there was HAPPIDROME, an experimental artist-led project, located on Goonhilly’s National Nature Reserve on the disused site of the WW2 radar base, RAF Drytree. From 2007-2010, over a series of four events, Sara Bowler and Elizabeth
Andy and Darren’s Solar Furnace
The solar furnace created for the event by artists Andy Webster and Darren Ray was a focal point for discussions around renewable energy, tribute d.i.y. acts, and the ad-hoc as a dissenting practice. The furnace performed incredibly well under the
Andy and Darren’s Solar Furnace
The solar furnace created for the event by artists Andy Webster and Darren Ray was a focal point for discussions around renewable energy, tribute d.i.y. acts, and the ad-hoc as a dissenting practice. The furnace performed incredibly well under the
Liminal’s ‘Transient Parish’
Liminal raised their bell tower on the Village Green, with the help of BA Architecture students from Falmouth University. The ringing of a peal of bells on the hour, composed by pupils from the Keskowethyans Multi-Academy Trust, signified the marking
Liminal’s ‘Transient Parish’
Liminal raised their bell tower on the Village Green, with the help of BA Architecture students from Falmouth University. The ringing of a peal of bells on the hour, composed by pupils from the Keskowethyans Multi-Academy Trust, signified the marking
The Village Green Society Lectures: Henrietta Boex, Falmouth Art Gallery
Image: John Tunnard, ”The Messenger (1969) Oil, tempera, sand & pencil on gesso-prepared board, 119.4 x 182.9 cm © the copyright holder photo credit: The Ingram Collection of Modern and Contemporary British Art John Tunnard (1900-1971) described himself in later
The Village Green Society Lectures: Henrietta Boex, Falmouth Art Gallery
Image: John Tunnard, ”The Messenger (1969) Oil, tempera, sand & pencil on gesso-prepared board, 119.4 x 182.9 cm © the copyright holder photo credit: The Ingram Collection of Modern and Contemporary British Art John Tunnard (1900-1971) described himself in later
#LizardArtWeekend: A weekend of free art events
The Lizard? Check. Art? Check. Weekend? Alright! Goonhilly Village Green is proud to be part of #LizardArtWeekend, a weekend of free art events on the Lizard from Friday 25th-Sunday 27th September. Please come and visit us. * Friday 25th September,
#LizardArtWeekend: A weekend of free art events
The Lizard? Check. Art? Check. Weekend? Alright! Goonhilly Village Green is proud to be part of #LizardArtWeekend, a weekend of free art events on the Lizard from Friday 25th-Sunday 27th September. Please come and visit us. * Friday 25th September,
The Village Green Society Lectures: Katherine Ashton, Helston Museum
Curator of Helston Folk Museum, Katherine Ashton, will give an illustrated talk about the work of Helston Museum, including a quick tour of its collections. Founded in 1949, the building was originally designed as the town’s Market House in 1837,
The Village Green Society Lectures: Katherine Ashton, Helston Museum
Curator of Helston Folk Museum, Katherine Ashton, will give an illustrated talk about the work of Helston Museum, including a quick tour of its collections. Founded in 1949, the building was originally designed as the town’s Market House in 1837,
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