Jessica Whyte, 7 – 28 March 2020
I had a wonderfully productive time during my two weeks in Brisons Veor. I not only wrote the first 7000 words of my novel, but did a lot of relevant continue…
Rebecca Howard, 29 February – 7 March 2020
“I found the experience hughly beneficial, I found the isolation and headspace key to that success , and the sense that it was ‘Bonus time’ with no specific target, and continue…
Miriam Sheppard, 22 – 29 February 2020
“When I first applied for a residency, my intention was to build source materials for future exhibitions. However, in the intervening time I had a touch of the dreaded creative continue…
Annie Musgrove, 11 – 25 January 2020
Collaborating with Ann Chester-King. “We both learnt a huge amount from working alongside each other and through our collaborative work. We made two large collaborative artworks and plan to make continue…
Rupert Whale and Jill Dawson, 28 December – 11 January 2020
Rupert: “I set out to capture the sense of place – the cottage, the light, the sound of the sea, wind and birds, colours and forms of the surroundings in continue…
Rita Brown and Catherine Brewer, 28 September – 12 October, 2019
Rita Brown – In spite of the terrible weather we managed to get out and draw between showers and come back to the studio and work on our experiences. As continue…
Sylvia Wadsley, 21 – 28th September, 2019
The residency gave me the opportunity to observe the sea at close quarters over a prolonged period of time. Colours, movement and mood changed constantly and I found it very continue…
Rachel Brown, 25 May – 1st June 2019
Having been very unwell for the last 2 years (much of which bed/house bound) this was a huge undertaking and such a joy to be able to achieve. Without putting continue…
Angie Hunt, 7 – 14 September 2019
My seven days were shaped by the tide. Low tide: beach combing on Portheras and Sennen for materials and sparks of ideas. I was lucky to find driftwood, rope continue…
Belinda Casey, 24 August – 7 September
The objective of my project was to investigate the Tasmanian-Cornish connection by exploring my own trace through the representation of my clothing upon the Cape Cornwall landscape. As it was continue…