Taking part in the Feral MBA in Plymouth during lockdown with artist, trader and feral economist Kate Rich opened out Lu-p’s awareness of more local alternative approaches and initiatives to making money that would benefit individuals, communities and the planet with artists at the centre of them

Artists Will Save Us by Lu-p

Gäa: Holistic Science And Wisdom Tradition
Listen to curator Gina Buenfeld in conversation with exhibiting artists Gemma Anderson and Serena Korda, plus contributions from cell biologist James Wakefield. 

Recorded at The Exchange, Penzance, 16 Feb 2019.

Gäa: Artists' Talk

Invisible Narratives

Tracy Hill’s practice focuses on the intersection between our digital and aesthetic worlds. In conversation with Lubaina Himid, she gives insights into her most recent projects on wetland landscapes, linking into the exhibition themes as Himid evokes them.

Recorded at Newlyn Art Gallery, 14 May 2019.

In Conversation: Lubaina Himid & Tracy Hill

Two of the MBA Collective talking about Go On Being So, the exhibition curated by the group at Newlyn Art Gallery, ahead of the opening.

BBC Radio Cornwall Go On Being So at Newlyn Art Gallery

HOW DO WE REMEMBER THINGS?
Is our memory of something the same as the next person? Inspired by themes from Hippo Campus, (the exhibition at The Exchange)we will explore the ways we remember by looking at how we draw different places around the world from memory.
Though this workshop was devised for 7 – 13 year olds for us by artist Alice Mahoney, everyone can get involved and get thinking!

Details here https://newlynartgallery.co.uk/activities/easter-workshops/

Image: Mariele Neudecker, Never Eat Shredded Wheat (Memory Maps), French, Male, 29, 1996. Arts Council Collection, Southbank Centre, London © the artist

Easter Workshop / How Do We Remember

HOW DO WE PROBLEM SOLVE? 

How do engineering and creative thinking come together? 
Inspired by themes from Hippo Campus, we will explore the ways we learn from experience by building physical structures from flat objects, exploring the differences between 2D and 3D thinking. 

This workshop was devised for 7 – 13 year olds for us by artist Alice Mahoney, but everyone can get involved and get thinking!

Easter Workshop 2 : How Do We Problem Solve?

A physics lesson with James Hankey, reflecting on the life cycle and properties of the element Silver. Part of Lunchtime School, a series of events linked to Hippo Campus, an exhibition at The Exchange in 2020 https://newlynartgallery.co.uk/activities/lunchtime-school/

HI HO SILVER AWAY

When The World Became Quiet: Soundscape I

When The World Became Quiet: Soundscape II

When The World Became Quiet: Soundscape III

Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange.
Contemporary art spaces in Newlyn and Penzance.

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