12 new site specific works from Robin James Sullivan, presented in the form of an 8 month Public Arts & Heritage Programme in the heart of the China Clay County, Cornwall. 

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The programme consisted of Public Field Trips, Talks, Workshops, Collaborative performances, Temporary Installations and ceramic firings to name but a few. 

 

At its core this work was about bringing people to together to unite, share and celebrate. It’s about landscapes, and how we as communities shape them and in return are shaped by them. Taking the 70km section of land known as the china clay landscape as a starting point, the work explores its 6000 year history of occupation; it’s communities and culture over millennia and into the future.

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And Everything And Nothing Has Changed’ was made possible with generous support and funding from; Austell Project, the Coastal Communities Fund, Creative Civic Change, Arts Council England, Cornwall Heritage Trust, FEAST, Wheal Martyn Museum, Cornwall College, Cultivator Cornwall, Ecobos, Imerys and Andrew McCall.

 

Without their support I would still be wondering around the landscape with a sketchbook of ideas and dreams. 

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