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In Conversation: A Wild Cornish Future
In celebration of the opening of the new Nature Gallery and Kurt Jackson’s Biodiversity exhibition, Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery is hosting an evening of discussion and debate about the future of Cornwall’s unique ecosystem.
This event is a conversation between Devon-based nature writer Sophie Pavelle and climate researcher Dr. Mark Wilson from the University of Bath, with former BBC Journalist Ali Vowles presenting the discussion.
The dialogue has been prompted by the creation of the reimagined Nature Gallery at the museum in collaboration with Cornwall Wildlife Trust; here climate, biodiversity, human impact and conservation are seen through a Cornish lens.
Nature Unmasked at Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery
Discover a new favourite place to get crafty and creative this Easter, with Nature Unmasked at Cornwall Museum and Art Gallery.
Inspired by the dressing up cabinet in the Nature Gallery - which features beautiful bespoke capes and headdresses by Alice Archer and Animalesque respectively - this free activity will have visitors of all ages reaching for the feathers, crepe paper, and crafting glue. It's a playful way to engage younger museumgoers with conservation success stories and the value of Cornwall's unique natural environment.
Immerse yourself in the stunning surroundings of the new-look gallery created in collaboration with Cornwall Wildlife Trust, as birds wheel overhead and the sights and sounds of Cornish nature surround you. Create your own mask to take home - all materials are provided and there's no need to reserve a time slot. Simply book a day ticket to the museum (adults £10, under 18s free) and make your way to the Nature Gallery when you're ready to get crafting! cornwallmuseum.org
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Kurt Jackson: My Work and the Environment
Kurt Jackson’s work is deeply connected with landscape and the natural environment, and his large scale plein-air paintings have come to encapsulate contemporary Cornish landscape painting.
In this talk in connection with his current exhibition, Biodiversity, Jackson will explore how his creative process is intrinsically linked with what he describes as “the minutiae of my surroundings, that rich tapestry of life above, around and at my feet that coexists in its myriad webs."
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