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JAMES LINGWOOD | TALK AT FALMOUTH UNIVERSITY

Curator James Lingwood has been Co-Director of Artangel with Michael Morris since 1991.

Manon de Boer’s best known films include a series of portraits in which the film medium itself is continuously interrogated.

Rosemary Lee is a choreographer who makes large-scale, site-specific performances, solo works, short films and video installations.

Stephen Polglase’s family have mined around Tregonning and Godolphin hills in West Cornwall since the sixteenth century.

This special concert at CAST in Helston will feature world-class musicians from IMS Prussia Cove and students from South West Music School.

Christina Mackie is best known for her composite sculptural installations, which unite disparate elements in a state of temporary synthesis.

Artists, geographers and geologists will join sculptor David Paton on a field trip to granite landscapes in south west England.

Artist Robin Dowell is looking for people to test drive a field trip to Tywarnhayle mine and the surrounding area.

Artist Simon Bayliss is leading a Landscape Painters Anonymous field trip to Trencrom Hill from St Ives.

Ruth Siddall is a geologist specialising in the study of minerals and rocks used in cultural heritage.

CAST Café Geographic series welcomes artist, quarry worker and cultural geographer David Paton.

Catherine Wood, Senior Curator of International Art at Tate Modern, will talk about her work with choreography and performance.

Irish artist Sean Lynch is interested in loose ends within stories: the lost footnotes and how to mediate their presence.

Open CAST is an annual event when artists with studios in the CAST building open their workspaces to visitors.

CAST Café Geographic series welcomes director Deborah Perkin for a screening of her documentary Bastards, followed by a Q&A.

Musician, composer and performer Seamas Carey will visit CAST for the last show of his Cornwall tour.

Musicians from the International Musicians Seminar at Prussia Cove visit CAST for the first time to present an evening concert.

Sixteen artists with studios at CAST open their workspaces in the historic Passmore Edwards building to visitors.

To celebrate the season’s turning, BLISS curates a dark and psychedelic evening of music, performance and film.

CAST Café Geographic series screens documentary Lie of the Land and welcomes director Molly Dineen for a Q&A after the film.

All the artists who have studios in the CAST building open their workspaces to visitors once a year.

Ruth Ewan’s work takes many forms, including events, installation, writing and printed matter.

Violinist Philippa Mo will visit CAST to play music by Mullion-based composer Jim Aitchison.

Artist duo Semiconductor, Ruth Jarman and Joseph Gerhardt, work at the intersection of art and science.