Frenchman's Creek

Kestle Barton, Helford     16/4/11-22/5/11

'Frenchman's Creek' was a participatory programme of photography, projections, performance walks, artist’s talks and gallery meals that took place during Spring 2011. It took its title from a creek adjacent to Helford Village that was used as the inspiration for the book of the same name by Daphne Du Maurier. All the artworks were newly commissioned pieces made in response to the theme. Participating artists: Ian Brown, Bruce Davies, Katie Etheridge and Rupert White.