Welcome to Seascape 2024
Seascape 2024 is a new event presented by Cornwall Shop Small and Salt Projects Ltd as part of the Be Newquay Festival. Join us to watch local artists working LIVE in the outdoors, taking inspiration from the Cornish seascapes that we know and love. And to top it all off, you have an opportunity to pledge a bid to own the artwork created, allowing the artists to be paid for their artwork and raising money for one of our community partners.
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Place your bids HERE.
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Meet the Artists HERE.
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Find out more about Seascape's Partners HERE.
Place your bids...
The Seascape 2024 Auction is live. Pledge your bid on the artwork you would like to take home with you. The auction will close on Monday 11th November at 9pm.
Once the auction closes, the highest bidder will be the winner. A link will then be sent to their email provided, to make payment.
All proceeds (after any transaction fees) will be shared 50:50 between the artist and our chosen community project, the Cornwall Nourish Hub CIC. Once payment has been received, the artwork will be available to collect in Newquay or Truro, depending on the location of the bidder, or can be posted / shipped by arrangement for an additional at cost charge.
If you have any questions please do not hesitate hello@saltprojects.co.uk.
Good luck and have fun bidding.
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Meet the Artists
Seascape 2024 Information
A collaboration by Salt Projects Ltd. and Cornwall Shop Small hosted at the BIG Newquay Market on Saturday the 2nd of November as part of the Be Newquay Festival.
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The BIG Newquay Market is joining forces with Be Newquay Festival – a new season of events, activities and workshops that celebrate Newquay’s culture and creative spirit. Throughout each weekend in November, the festival will be taking place at various venues across the town.
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The Be Newquay Festival has been curated by Cornwall Council project ‘Experience Newquay’ in collaboration with local project partners Love Newquay and Visit Newquay. It is part-funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.