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The
Landscape and Arts Network was launched in 1993 by artist
Francis Carr with the aim of bringing together landscape architects,
engineers, architects, artists, educationalists and ecologists: in
effect, all those individuals, professional or otherwise, who feel
passionate about improving and sustaining the quality of our urban and
natural environment. Through an ongoing programme of seminars, visits,
conferences and meetings it helps to broaden the context in which we
understand art and landscape and continues to inspire practitioners of all
kinds and break professional boundaries.
As a network one of its founding aims is to encourage collaboration and
cross-fertilisation, both in theory and practice. Creativity is at
the heart of its agenda, offering unique opportunities for members to
explore and relate to a variety of challenges.
Portland Sculpture
and Quarry Trust 2008

This year marks the 25th
Anniversary of PSQT and various events are planned in celebration LAN
members are invited to attend.
Saturday 24th / Sunday 25th / Monday 26th May
This is the traditional
LAN stone carving event. Alongside the carving there will be a tour, ‘
Walking through Time,’ (past and present) with a geologist and a
biologist. The Isle of Portland is part of
the Jurassic Coast, now designated as a World Site of Special Interest.
As a contribution
to this special area PSQT is developing an ambitious regeneration plan for
part of a large now abandoned quarry adjacent to PSQT’s headquarters. The
full scope of this scheme will be explained together with interpretation
of the geology of Independent Quarry: evidence of past environments and
climate change; and biology - colonization by culinary and medicinal
plants in limestone quarry environments. --
and all are invited to make suggestions, proposals, and Drawings.
Any drawings and sketches
you make will be recorded and forwarded to The Big Draw.
Both Carving Workshop and
Walk Through Time are open for all but if you wish to join the carving
workshops, please register & send cheque for full fee or £40 deposit asap
Carving Workshop
2 1/2
days, all-inclusive cost (stone, tools & tuition/tutoring for all,
experienced or beginner) Special rate for LAN Members, £80. Non-members
also welcome the full PSQT rate , £105.
More details of PSQT events on Members
web pages why not join LAN
and recoup the cost of membership (Standard rate £26) immediately by
getting the LAN members rate on the carving weekend.
JOURNAL 43 ZEN Edition NOW Available on the
MEMBERS ONLY section.
Here is the front page click on it to see full size
(requires Acrobat Reader) to see the rest now become a
member and support the work of
Landscape & Arts Network

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Gunpowder
Park,
Located within the Lee Valley Regional Park, at the top of Greater London,
Gunpowder Park is the largest outdoor space in the region dedicated to
arts and the environment. Transformed from its former use as a munitions
factory, these 255 acres of public open space will host unique and
innovative cultural and commercial activities throughout the year.
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Journal 41 is
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The following still only
available to Members :-
Journal 42
Tate Modern
Community Garden Tam Giles
Slow Making
Jane Frost
Site Dance
Site Music
Isobel Jones
YSP Event
Bobbie Millar
The Diver
Jeff Higley
and of course
Journal 43
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