A high-rise drawing workshop with students from Truro and Penwith College, led by Nicola Bealing and Ben Sanderson in November 2017
Truro and Penwith College students make paintings in Room 1 at CAST in a workshop led by CAST studio artists Nicola Bealing and Ben Sanderson in November 2017
Students and staff from Truro and Penwith College eat lunch together at CAST Café
In March 2017 Groundwork organised a talk and screening of Abigail Reynolds’ film The Mother’s Bones for students at Truro and Penwith College. The Mothers’ Bones was developed through a close working relationship with St Keverne Band and band leader Gareth Churcher and explores the band’s relationship with Dean Quarry on the Lizard peninsula.
In November 2017 the Groundwork team invited twenty students from the college for lunch in CAST Café and to attend a drawing workshop led by CAST studio artists Nicola Bealing and Ben Sanderson. Students were also able to learn about ways to get involved as volunteers in the Groundwork programme in 2018.
‘The best visit we’ve ever been on’
‘I really loved being able to have discussions with like-minded artists, and understanding the possibilities of a career in art’