Lally MacBeth

Writer, artist, curator and researcher
Academic writer, Historian, Memoirist, Nature writer, Non-fiction writer
Available for:
Festivals and other events, Ghostwriting, Judging, Library visits, Live readings and performances, Media, Residencies

 

Lally MacBeth is an artist, writer and curator based in Cornwall. Her work takes in history, folklore, performance, ritual and artifice – and the links between high and low culture. She is the founder of The Folk Archive and co-founder of Stone Club. She has written for Caught by the River, House and Garden, and Hellebore, appeared on BBC Radio 3, and programmed events for the Tate, the British Museum, and the ICA amongst others. The Lost Folk, published by Faber, is her first book.

You can find more about her work here

and information about Stone Club here