ALMA Winter Arts Weekend: Art Installation by Leila Galloway

Tickets

Free £0

Location

The Fly Cellars, Newquay

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Dates

Sat 30th November, 2024 — Sun 1st December, 2024
This event has already happened
11:00 am |
until 2pm

About this event

Hebaska is the Cornish word for calm and new work that will transform the Fly Loft, a cavernous space previously used for storing pilchards, above Newquay Harbour.

Hebaska is both the Cornish word for calm and new work that will transform the Fly Loft, a cavernous space previously used for storing pilchards, above Newquay Harbour. The installation is a re-working of the organza originally exhibited in a collaborative installation Sound Solid Liquid Light, shown at Two Queens, Leicester, earlier this year with artists SJ Blackmore, Naomi Frears and Alice Mahoney.

This installation will be accompanied by performance violinist Juliet Walshe on Saturday 30 November, 1pm – 3pm.

Alma’s Winter Arts Weekend is on the closing weekend of Be Newquay Festival. As well as this activity, there are many other experiences to enjoy as part of Alma’s Winter Weekend. Find out more here.

The Be Newquay Festival is a new season of events, activities and workshops that celebrate Newquay’s culture and creative spirit.

Throughout each weekend in November, the festival will be taking place at various venues across the town. Find out what else is on the programme here. Join us and be creatively curious.

The Be Newquay Festival has been curated by Cornwall Council project ‘Experience Newquay’ in collaboration with local project partners Love Newquay and Visit Newquay. It is part-funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.