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 Sunday 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, […]
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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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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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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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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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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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