Past Activities Archives - Page 15 of 18 - CAST

Sam Buchan-Watts on WS Graham

Faber New Poet, Sam Buchan-Watts will discuss his critical research on WS Graham.

St Buryan is littered with evidence of human activity from Neolithic times.

Frances Wall, Professor of Applied Mineralogy at Camborne School of Mines, will discuss the geology and science of coltan

Deeply scarred by copper mining, the area around Tywarnhayle mine, near Porthtowan, is rich in industrial remains.

An exhibition of Steve McQueen’s film Gravesend will be presented at CAST in a specially constructed black box space

The Groundwork season of international contemporary art in special locations across West Cornwall unfolds from May to September 2018.

Artist William Arnold is looking for people to test drive a field trip to Luxulyan Valley and the surrounding area.

Artists Robin Dowell and James Fergusson are looking for people to trial a field trip around St Buryan.

Robin Dowell and James Fergusson are looking for people to trial a field trip around lesser known areas of Penryn.

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.

CAST presents a lecture by Roy Sambles, Professor of Experimental Physics at the University of Exeter and artist David Batchelor.

Artists Larry Achiampong and David Blandy work collaboratively and share an interest in popular culture and the postcolonial position.

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

Imagine a type of writing so hard to define its very name means a trial, effort or attempt.

British artist Phil Collins’ diverse practice addresses the act of image-making.

Helen Sear’s work explores the materiality of vision.

Sonia Boyce (MBE, RA) is an artist and professor of art based in London.

Cult documentary film The Moon and The Sledgehammer, 1971, celebrates the eccentric life and philosophies of a family in Sussex.

Robins and Udy discuss their ongoing project documenting the continuities and shifts in patterns of contemporary rural life.

Tania Libre is a new documentary film about internationally renowned Cuban artist Tania Bruguera, directed by Lynn Hershman Leeson.

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