Art for a sustainable environment
GroundWork Gallery is all about art and environment. Addressing climate change is our biggest challenge. Discover here how artists are seeking new approaches. Join with us to share innovative ideas towards our goal of environmental sustainability.
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The Wash Estuary. A GroundWork exhibition at the Hub, Sleaford: 12 September – 1 November
The Wash Estuary is an exhibition at the Hub, Sleaford, Lincolnshire. It is part of a programme of exhibitions and events that GroundWork Gallery is presenting this autumn, all around and about The Wash Estuary. Altogether, twenty seven artists in residence have been involved, alongside a whole range of different subject experts contributing to their […]
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Power Station: Thursday 1 October, 7.00pm
Power Station is a compelling documentation of Dan Edelstyn’s and Hilary Powell’s mission to transform their street into a green new hub of clean energy. It blossoms into a story of community solidarity and an unwavering fight for a better tomorrow. Infectious in its optimism, it shows that if we wish to save our planet, we […]
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Future Wash. Anna Harding Installation at the Old Worker’s Club, King’s Lynn, 10-11 October
Exhibition open at King’s Lynn Old Worker’s Club, 23 Church St, PE30 5EB, 10 – 11 October 11- 6 Future Wash became the title for a body of work which emerged during Anna Harding’s residency for the Wash Estuary project. Using the Old Worker’s Club as her studio, kindly lent by its new owner, she […]
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The Living Wash: A GroundWork exhibition at Gibraltar Point, the Old Coastguard Station, 17-25 October
How can we find new ways to honour the Living Wash? An exhibition at the Old Coastguard Station, Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve, Gibraltar Rd, Skegness, PE24 4SU Open Monday – Sunday 10.00 – 3.00 Featuring works by: Katie Bliss, Sara Heywood, Rosie Prue, Jane Sarre We visited Gibraltar Point with all 27 artists during […]
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Migration & Strata: a GroundWork exhibition at Frampton Marsh RSPB Reserve Gallery, 26 October – 8 November
How can we map human life in harmony with birds? An exhibition at Frampton Marsh RSPB Reserve, Roads Farmhouse, Frampton Roads, Boston, PE20 1AY Open Monday – Sunday 10.00 – 4.00 Featuring work by Karen Eng & Liz Kelleher At their Frampton Marsh reserve, the RSPB have created a paradise for birds. Everywhere you look […]
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Women Artists and the Land: Julie Brook, Harriet Hellman, Lotte Scott
Wednesday 8 July 2026 - Sunday 13 September 2026Upcoming
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