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until 5pm on Saturday, until 4pm on Sunday
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“Should the last jackdaw be born at Bodmin Gaol, so the spirits of the condemned shall rise and bring misfortune and chaos to all that reside within.”
The sculpture responds to the curse and features a flock of ceramic jackdaws mounted on a charred black wooden plinth.
Practicalities: The site is wheelchair accessible, the sculpture will be in the courtyard.
Rebecca Proctor is a ceramicist based in North Cornwall. Her work focuses on strong forms and elegant silhouettes. Each piece is inspired by local traditions, yet is wholeheartedly modern.
Rebecca often works with high end restaurants and retailers. She also teaches pottery in Bude, North Cornwall and is the author of Throwing Clay: The Art of Making Pottery on the Wheel, published this year by Bloomsbury.
She uses local Cornish clay and materials in her ceramics and enjoys transforming them into new forms which can inspire people. Whether creating sculpture or beautiful tableware, the work is all about encouraging users to pause and take notice of our everyday freedoms and simple pleasures.
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The site is wheelchair accessible.
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