KEYNOTE: New Myths for New Realities: Being 'Up and Doing' in Plymouth

Angela Piccini; Sefryn Penrose

KEYNOTE: New Myths for New Realities: Being 'Up and Doing' in Plymouth

Angela Piccini, Sefryn Penrose

School of Art, Design and Architecture

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In this talk, Sefryn Penrose and Angela Piccini discuss projects they've developed as 37 Looe Street Gallery and as arts and heritage consultancy Bureau for the Contemporary and Historic (ButCH). From swanning down the Tamar to the sea to devising and running Gullfest to working as consultants contributing strategy, policy, education, interpretation, and evaluation work for coastal organisations, Sef and Angela are committed to blurring boundaries between creative practice and professional heritage practice as joint forms of world-building. In response to the symposium's focus, Sef and Angela will highlight the importance of working with change and 'loss' through myth, humour and art in order to offer new enchantments of place.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Sept 2025
Event	Coastal Loss and Renewal - University of Lancaster, Morecambe, United Kingdom Duration: 18 Sept 2025 → 19 Sept 2025

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Conference	Coastal Loss and Renewal
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Morecambe
Period	18/09/25 → 19/09/25

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KEYNOTE: New Myths for New Realities: Being 'Up and Doing' in Plymouth

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