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…
Catherine Headley, 10 – 24 August, 2019
My intention was to inject my work with new vigour which I did. Finding ancient sites, which is usually the source of my inspiration, proved difficult this time. Having visited continue…
Melanie Rose & Gill Saul, 3 – 10 August 2019
We both made an independent body of work as well as collaborative pieces in response to the landscape, but more importantly there was an exchange of skills.We shared different techniques continue…
Di McGhee, 27 July – 3 August, 2019
The successful part of my time at Brisons Veor was the need to adapt and think and make in different ways. I usually work with ocean plastic and the shore continue…
Jo Atherton, 13 – 27 July 2019
I was lucky enough to have been granted a Bursary. (See the Brisons Veor News page) I had a number of projects and ambitions which I was delighted to be continue…
Teresa Hudson, 1 – 15 June, 2019
I am quite pleased with the new project I began during my residency at Brisons Veor. It’s something very different for me—a work which combines fiction and nonfiction and incorporates continue…
Louise Waugh, May 11 – 25th 2019
How utterly wonderful it was to immerse myself in nature and painting which I did from morning till evening every day and went to St Just about once! It fed continue…
Paul Croft, 27 April – 11 May 2019
I was an artist’s guest at Brisons Veor last year and “discovered” the stream at Portheras Cove. I was intrigued by the way the stream carved an ever-deepening channel through continue…
Andrew Hinton, April 13 – 27th
It was a most productive time. The distance from home and solitude allowed for a lot of safe experimentation. Some ideas failed but others were a great success. My small continue…