About UsMembersJoinJournalArticlesReviewsGalleryLinksContact
 


FREE become a Subscriber to the NETWORK sign up now :-

Email: 
First_Name: 
Surname: 
City/County: 
Country: 
 
Powered by Arclab Bulk Email Software

Water Rock Erosion



by Rhonda Whitehead
25th April until 24th May 2013
preview 25th April 5.30pm -- 7.30pm

Guest artist Rhonda Whitehead is exhibiting work from three series Water, Rock, Erosion at the Ark Gallery, Channing School Highgate N6 5HF.
Atmospheric works of resonating mood and dark layers in the Water series, capturing snag and flow of plant life on the surface are a stark contrast to the slab like shapes of the Australia series revealing the fabric and structure of an immensely ancient landscape.
More recent work is inspired by the action of erosion and weathering on surfaces of buildings which have their own narrative and which have a wider range of colour, texture and geometric elements than the earlier work.
Tel:02083402328

ECO ART IN PURSUIT
OF A
SUSTAINABLE PLANET
New Eco Art Text Book
Author: Linda Weintraub
CLICK HERE for INFO
or for PDF download including links to purchase CLICK HERE.

ART KIBBUTZ

Eden Village Camp, Putnam
NY, USA

Art Kibbutz's first pilot residency will take place May 1-22, 2013 at Eden Village, Putnam NY. The purpose of the residency program is to give creative responses to climate change, food security, and  sustainable development - we welcome Jewish artists working outdoors. This revolutionary, unprecedented project will be a living model of a thriving, inspired, sustainable Jewish artistic community, grounded in social responsibility and vibrant spiritual life. While the  experience will transform the artists by deepening their sense of personal purpose, contribution and Jewish identity, the artworks created will deepen the Jewish community’s commitment to healing the Planet. This project marks a significant step that Art Kibbutz is taking towards the creation of an international Jewish artist colony at a permanent location. 

More info: www.artkibbutz.org

Water's Edge

 A High Tide project for the London 2012 Discovering Places campaign. Water’s Edge is a UK wide public participation project connecting art and culture to the local environment. www.hightideuk.org

These images are a selection of some of the five hundred photographs taken of water’s edge by the public on the Summer Solstice 2010, the 21st of June in the UK between sunrise and sunset and are being screened across the UK on the London 2012 Live Sites over the London 2012 Open Weekend from 23rd – 25th July 2010


Funded by the Environment Agency Supported by the BBC Big Screens Technical support by Hi-Impact

Water’s Edge is part of the London 2012 Cultural Olympiad. For more information on BBC Big Screens please visit www.bbc.co.uk/bigscreens
Our five Water's Edge films are now available to view on the BBC Video Nation website.

Please visit HIGH TIDE for the link...
www.hightideuk.org

James Brady & Janette Porter - Curators
 james_gaia_project@yahoo.co.uk
janetteporteruk@gmail.co.uk

 

Sadly Francis Carr died at home with his family on May 18th

 


Labyrinth workshop
with Artist in the Environment, Linda Gordon,

celebrating 10 years of North Devon's Biosphere Reserve on UN World Environment Day.

Wednesday 5 June 2013 10am to 3pm

St Anne's Art & Community Centre
Paternoster Row
Barnstaple EX31 1BH, Devon

Participation cost per person £15

A unique opportunity to explore and learn about the labyrinth through the ages - discover how to make them and actually construct a labyrinth - then walk the twists and turns of its convoluted pathway.

An opportunity to slow down, to quieten the mind, to relax, to meditate, to ground the body, to solve problems or simply to play, and enjoy a recreational experience.

You will also be given useful information sheets and diagrams to take away, on how to make your own labyrinth.

You can find further information, and book your place on lindagordon.org.uk.

OR
email: lg@lindagordon.org.uk
phone: 01237 478875 / 07972 848337

Cumbrian based arts organization Eden Arts have launched CANOPY

- a visual art project for 2013. The project will result in a spring/summer exhibition of artworks displayed in trees and woodland throughout the Eden Valley in Cumbria - a natural gallery.

For further info click here

or visit www.canopyart.co.uk

Landscape & Arts AGM +

SYNERGIES IN DIGITAL AND
TANGIBLE LANDSCAPES

Saturday 26 January 2013

 

Saturday 4 February 2012
AGM plus Shaping the Landscape
 a short video of Francis Carr's address and brief extracts from the other speakers


Presentations about three different hard rock quarries and how a landscape architect, a sculptor and winner of the 2011 Marsh award for Public Sculpture, and a landscape partnership have, or are going to, engage with the quarried landscape:
Hermitage Quarry: Tom Ladell
The Coldstones Cut: Bob Orange & Biddy Noakes
The Stone Academy: Ewan Allinson & Charlotte Hursey

MEMBER PROJECT

First stage of entrance for new vegetable garden for St. Mary Magdalene school Peckham.  Arch by Jeff Higley, the site includes a  pond fed by a rainwater collecting shelter by Arthur Demowbray and is a Blooming Belles project run by Madeline Bell.
 

Flash@Hebburn
Info and photos click here. 
 

 
 

The Landscape & Arts Network has been a registered charity (No. 1073173) since January 1999. 
(A company limited by guarantee No. 3431516 since 1998.)
Web site by   Last updated 10th April 2013