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 […]
Read moreMigration & 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 […]
Read moreMade out of Mud and Sea: A GroundWork exhibition at North Sea Observatory, 14-22 November
Made Out of Mud and Sea: How can we live in the soft edges? Exhibition at North Sea Observatory, Chapel St Leonards, Skegness PE34 5XA Open Monday to Saturday 10 – 4 An exhibition exploring interdependence, movement and access in the Wash through the sculpture, painting and performance of five artists, Michal Bernasiak, Emily Bowers, […]
Read moreThe Herbarium Unbound: The Plants of The Wash, A GroundWork Exhibition at Sir Joseph Banks Centre, 4 November – 19 December
The Herbarium Unbound: The Plants of The Wash is an exhibition of four artists, Harriet Tarlo, Mary Naylor, Jane Prophet and James Murray-White as a part of the GroundWork Gallery Residency 2026, The Wash Estuary. It is open from 5 November to 19 December. Opening event All welcome: 4 November, 5.30-7.30. Poetry Performances and meet […]
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