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About this event
Gorthwedh is the Cornish word for contrast and the Tin Coast has always been a landscape of contrasts, between above and below ground, nature and industry and poverty and prosperity.
Gorthwedh: Contrasts of the Tin Coast is an exciting opportunity to hear local people’s stories through a piece of art shown within the landscape, to re-tell those stories to the wider community and visitors and to act as a catalyst for gathering thoughts, stories, opinions and suggestions.
Gorthwedh is a collaborative project funded by Arts Council England working with Cornish artist Callum Mitchell. Callum has created a film poem featuring local people reflecting on the area’s industrial past, social change and it’s meaning to residents and visitors today. The film is going on a local tour in West Cornwall in the Spring of 2020 at various locations including Newlyn Film House, Geevor Tin Mine, Wheal Drea and the St. Just Miners Chapel.
Please see website for dates and times (free events, booking required)
Fri 2nd Feb, 2024 — Fri 19th Apr, 2024
Wheal Martyn, St Austell
£0 — £0
Sat 20th Apr, 2024
Kresen Kernow, Redruth
£0 — £0
Sat 20th Apr, 2024
Jackson Foundation, St Just and Land’s End
£10 — £10
Book NowFri 19th Apr, 2024 — Sun 21st Apr, 2024
Redruth, TR15 2RZ