WE ARE MAYES CREATIVE
CREATIVE EXPERIENCES TO EXPLORE THE WORLD THROUGH HERITAGE, SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Mayes Creative engages the communities of Cornwall, Isles of Scilly and beyond in creative experiences to explore their world through heritage, science, technology and the environment. We want to discover new ways of thinking and doing that are fun and surprising, encouraging inspiration and broadening horizons.
Mayes Creative engages the communities of Cornwall, Isles of Scilly and beyond in creative experiences to explore their world through heritage, science, technology and the environment. We want to discover new ways of thinking and doing that are fun and surprising, encouraging inspiration and broadening horizons.
CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES
ARTIST OPPORTUNITY: RESIDENCY
Dartmoor Residency: Inspiration from an Ancient Landscape - March 2024
We are excited to offer this new opportunity to spend time being inspired and making work at Bellever YHA in the heart of Dartmoor National Park on the edge of Bellever Forest. Deadline 26/11/2023 |
ARTIST OPPORTUNITY: RESIDENCY
Dark Skies, Wild Seas, Ancient Places
Jan 2024 A fantastic opportunity to spend time with like-minded people in the inspiring location of Cot Valley in Cornwall. This fascinating opportunity is curated to inspire art practitioners, thinkers and researchers alike. Deadline 26/11/2023 |
LOW LIGHT WALKJoin us for our second low light walk at Chapel Carn Brea, spending time with like-minded people and engaging in the wonderful landscape of Penwith, considering local nature, and ancient sites with an exploration of local land and skyscapes.
FREE to attend, ticket required |
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AUTUMN UPDATE
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It's been a pretty busy year with our Destination Dartmoor project in full swing, alongside devising and delivering a series of artist engagement sessions and low light walks in Penwith.
For the Penwith Landscape Partnership we ran two artist inspiration days in April, offering a chance to spend time with like-minded creatives engaging in the wonderful landscape of Penwith, considering local nature, and ancient sites with an exploration of local land and skyscapes through analogue film and pinhole photography. The first day took in St Just and introduced participants to working with moving image film and pinhole photography, with a chance to learn about alternative processing techniques with coffee and local plants. The second day focused on Penwith Holed Stones, starting with a visit to Tate St Ives to see Barbara Hepworth's take on holed stones and then on to Tregeseal to visit the Kenijack holed stones. Lots of fascinating chat along the way! |
