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Hi Amy!
Appreciate your comment - thanks a lot! Like your abstracts too!
Hi Amey
I've tried putting that programme on a file sharing site, megafile won't take without a fee, Megaupload took it, but want a fee to retrieve so no joy there, the file is 1.09GB so unless you can receive an email that big I can only suggest I post a hard copy on DVD, if you wish I suggest you email your address to my private email kelvinrharvey@aol.com rather than on here.
regards
kelvin
Hi Amy
Thanks for the link. I did get to see the St Ives show, I did however have a group of school kids in tow, so I was slightly distracted, but found a lot to interest, especially the 3D work.Santa gave me the Tate book on the show along with Ivon Hitchens by Peter Khoroche which I have just finished and can recommend.
I do have a copy of the BBC programme on my computer, and will ask my son when he next visits if I can email such a file, if so I will gladly let you have it.
Regards
kelvin
Hi Amy
Thanks for your comments, It not just the Fishing Industry, the several yards I visited around the River Plym were all under threat from property developers for riverside apartments. Some yards have been in existance since Drake are about to disappear under glass and concrete, which in effect is a privatisation of the sea shore, denying the sea to traditional ways of life and general access.
Did you see the Art Of Cornwall on BBC4 the other week, Peter Lanyon was featured along with other post war British artists, it's about time for a revival, I have started to get a few kids in the school I work in part time to discover colour, texture and abstraction, with some interesting results, just got to hope the exam board will accept work that challenges the set curriculum.
regards
kelvin
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