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Miles Cleveland Goodwin | In The Belly of the Beast (Searching for a Heart) | St Ives
Mar 30–May 18, 2024 (UTC)ENDED
St Ives
‘In The Belly of the Beast (Searching for a Heart)’ is a three floor solo, exhibition from Miles Cleveland Goodwin, his first in the UK.
Miles Cleveland Goodwin’s deeply rooted upbringing in the American South is of inescapable significance when viewing the extraordinary, phantasmagoric realism and haunting naturalism of his emotive and deeply personal artwork.
The artist frequently and unsentimentally evokes themes of nature, presence, solitude and mortality - conjuring a stark and ambivalent beauty of a place that is often simultaneously unsettling yet deeply soulful, evocative of what the Romantic poet Alfred Tennyson claimed as “red in tooth and claw”. As Goodwin humbly states “My instinct is to salvage the forgotten and unappreciated and elevate the discarded. I want to paint things that have a spiritual integrity - paintings that attempt to show the truth of life. My painting is all that I have to let the world
know how I feel. I’m not very good with other forms of communication. I feel a responsibility to be a public servant, to show you things with love, no doubt coloured by a melancholy soul.”
Born in Biloxi, Mississippi and now living in Georgia in the Appalachian Mountains, Goodwin’s form of ‘Southern Gothic’ authentically embraces familiarity with complex mystery and contradiction, where the seen and unseen reflect the tension and harmony which exists between realms of realism and the more supernatural. Goodwin’s unsentimental vision reflects both personal and wider histories, truths and narratives, hinting at underlying and persistent trauma and struggle, where some of the ghosts that haunt the past, linger into the present. His symbolic visions never shy away from darker or more uncomfortable aspects or remnants of reality where the subject of slavery, racism, fear of the outside world, inequity, violence or the grotesque, could be addressed in an attempt to seek a form of transcendence, thus embuing his works with an overriding sense of hope acquired through their ultimate seeking of truth. process of physical and metaphysical transformation. The disperate emotional effects of the universe we inhabit, allow us the potential to retreat or to transcend towards a greater sense of separation or a wider unity, where we and all become one.
“There were two crows sat on a tree, Lardy hip tie hoddy ho hoThere were two crows sat on a tree,And they were black as crows could be. Lardy hardy hip tie hoddy ho ho
The old he-crow said to his mate: What shall we have to-day to eat?
There lies a horse in yonders lane,Whose body has not very long been slain.
We’ll press our feet on his breast-bone, And pick his eyes out one by one.”
- ‘The Two Crows’ from ‘Folk Songs of English Origin Collected in the Appalachian Mountains’, sung by Ada Maddox, May 3, 1918
ABOUT MILES CLEVELAND GOODWIN
Miles Cleveland Goodwin was born in Mississippi and lives and works in Georgia, in the Appalachian Mountains, USA. He graduated from the Pacific Northwest College of Art in Oregon in 2007 with a BFA in painting and printmaking. His work has been widely exhibited in the US including at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art, the Grace Museum and the Amarillo Museum of Art among and can be found in collections worldwide including the Ogden Museum of Southern Art in New Orleans. ‘In the Belly of the Beast (Searching for a Heart)’ is his first solo exhibition at Anima Mundi.
Watercolour St Ives | Barnoon Arts
Mar 19, 2024 (UTC+0)ENDED
St Ives
The Outdoor Watercolour Class is a highly anticipated event in St Ives, known for its picturesque landscapes and artistic community. Hosted at the Barnoon Arts venue, located at Studio Westcotts Quay, St Ives, TR26 2DY, this event is a perfect opportunity for individuals to immerse themselves in the world of watercolour painting. The class will take place on March 19, 2024, providing participants with ample time to prepare and plan for this exciting artistic experience. Participants can expect to learn various watercolour techniques from experienced instructors, who will guide them through the process of creating stunning outdoor paintings. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced artist, this class offers a unique opportunity to enhance your skills and explore the beauty of St Ives through the medium of watercolour. So mark your calendars and get ready to embark on a creative journey in one of the most picturesque locations in the UK. Don't miss out on this extraordinary event that promises to be both educational and inspiring.
School of Rock: The Musical - Tuesday 19th March | St Ives School
Mar 19, 2024 (UTC+0)ENDED
St Ives
Join the crowd at St Ives School on Tuesday 19th March for an unforgettable evening of high-energy music and incredible performances. School of Rock: The Musical, inspired by the hit movie and written by Andrew Lloyd Webber, is set to rock Carbis Bay. Prepare to be blown away by the extraordinary talents of the young musicians who will take the stage and showcase their mind-blowing skills.
Experience the captivating story of Dewey Finn, a former wannabe rock star who finds himself as a substitute teacher. Witness his transformation of a class of straight-A students into an electrifying rock band. With catchy tunes and energetic performances, School of Rock: The Musical will have you singing, dancing, and headbanging in your seat.
Whether you are a die-hard rock fan or simply looking for a fun night out, don't miss out on this epic rock 'n' roll extravaganza. Book your tickets now for School of Rock: The Musical at St Ives School in Carbis Bay. Get ready to be swept away by the talent, energy, and excitement of these young musicians. This is a night you won't want to miss!
Event: School of Rock: The Musical - Tuesday 19th March
City: Carbis Bay
Venue: St Ives School
Address: Higher Tregenna Road, Carbis Bay, TR26 2BB
Event time: 2024-03-19
Ticket Price: £6.
St Ives Harbour to the Tate. Stroll, sketch & paint taking in St Ives bay. | Smeaton's Pier
Mar 26, 2024 (UTC+0)ENDED
St Ives
Experience a captivating journey from St Ives Harbour to the Tate with the St Ives Harbour to the Tate event. This unique tour offers a delightful opportunity to sketch, paint, and stroll along the picturesque bay of St Ives. Led by Melissa, a talented multidisciplinary artist residing in St Ives, attendees will engage in a free-flowing two-hour session of artistic expression, immersing themselves in the stunning surroundings. The event takes place on Tuesday, 26th March 2024, from 2 to 4 pm, starting at Smeaton's Pier and progressing towards the Island and Porthmeor, with ample stops for creative endeavors along the route.
Participants will have the chance to explore a variety of materials and techniques while exchanging skills in a peaceful, relaxing setting. Melissa accommodates individuals with mobility challenges, ensuring a comfortable experience for all. Testimonials from past attendees highlight the enriching and enjoyable nature of the tour. With limited spots available, this intimate gathering promises a fulfilling artistic adventure in St Ives. Embrace the opportunity to create lasting memories and expand your artistic horizons amidst the beauty of St Ives bay.
Abstract Drawing With Peter Giles | St. Ives Arts Club
Mar 26, 2024 (UTC+0)ENDED
St Ives
Immerse yourself in the captivating realm of patterns and abstraction at the event titled Abstract Drawing With Peter Giles. Priced at £35, this includes materials and refreshments for each participant. Scheduled to take place on Tue Mar 26, 2024, at 14:00 GMT, this exclusive in-person gathering will be held at the esteemed St. Ives Arts Club, located in St Ives. Delve into the world of abstract art under the guidance of acclaimed artist Peter Giles, who will unveil various techniques and provide profound insights into this artistic genre. All individuals, regardless of prior artistic experience, are welcome to attend. The event offers a platform to experiment with diverse mediums and unleash your creativity through abstract expression. Secure your spot now to embark on a transformative artistic journey alongside like-minded individuals. Payment can be settled on the day of the event. Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to learn from Peter Giles and explore your artistic potential.
Painting Intuitive Abstracts | Barnoon Arts
Mar 28, 2024 (UTC+0)ENDED
St Ives
Attend the event "Painting Intuitive Abstracts" with Zoe Eaton on March 28th at 4:00 PM in St Ives. Immerse yourself in a captivating evening filled with creative expression at Barnoon Arts, located at Studio Westcotts Quay, TR26 2DY. Explore the world of abstract art under Zoe Eaton's expert guidance and unleash your inner artist. Whether you are a seasoned painter or a beginner, this event promises to be a unique and enriching experience. Join like-minded individuals in a serene setting and let your creativity flow freely. Mark your calendars for an unforgettable artistic journey on March 28th.