Author Archives: Gaia Pitt-Judd

Curator Teresa Gleadowe on how her chance encounter with an abandoned school led to founding CAST arts centre in Helston. Curator Teresa Gleadowe came to CAST in 2012 with a wealth of contemporary art experience – she had worked at the British Council and at Tate and established the curating course at the Royal College of Art, an MA with global reach. CAST – The Cornubian Arts & Science Trust – is Gleadowe’s initiative, designed toContinue reading ““I heard myself saying, ‘I want that building’”: Teresa Gleadowe on the evolution of CAST”

Poet Rachael Allen and writer Patrick Langley read their work to a packed audience at the CAST arts centre, Helston on February 28, just before the Covid19 lockdown. Named a Faber New Poet in 2014 and currently poetry editor at Granta, Allen hails from Cornwall. She published her debut solo collection Kingdomland last year andContinue reading “POETRY & FICTION WITH RACHAEL ALLEN & PATRICK LANGLEY”

INTRODUCTION BY CAITLIN DeSILVEY Caitlin DeSilvey’s introduction to Drop City as heard on February 22nd 2020: Caitlin DeSilvey | Introduction to Drop City Journalism and communications student Mary-Jane Lewis speaks to Caitlin DeSilvey who talks about how she came across Drop City. In 1965, four art and film students purchased a piece of land inContinue reading “ARTIST'S CHOICE: DROP CITY”