Art + Energy Transition
A free online discussion around Energy Transition, exploring the role of art and the societal shift from low to high and climbing energy use.
Artist Talks
Comparing a Forest to a Museum
Yasmin Canvin reflects on the conceptual validity of comparing a forest with a museum.
The Forest Is The Museum – Abigail Lane & Lala Meredith-Vula
The culmination of Abigail Lane and Lala Meredith-Vula’s residency at Fineshade Wood recontextualises lost property collected in the forest.
Art + Psychogeography
A free walk and talk event exploring how rural environments can effect emotions and how walking can be seen as way to creatively explore different places.
Algorithm in the Forest – Exhibition Launch
The Algorithm in the Forest is a multichannel video and sound installation that explores how natural systems have inspired algorithms that impact how we experience our daily lives.
Art + Landscape
Join our free discussion event exploring the relationship between materials and the landscape from which they are extracted, with artist Onya McCausland.
Art + Future Resilience
Catch up on our fireside discussion exploring how artists and audiences can negotiate the Anthropocene and contribute to a sustainable future, changing the way we live and work.
Justin Carter & Susannah O’Riordan
A talk exploring the relationship between insects, people and trees, with artist is residence Justin Carter and Susannah O’Riordan, Roots of Rockingham Project Officer for the Back from the Brink project.
Fermynwoods Friday 41 – Art + Satellites
Art + Satellites was a 2013 Free Exchange discussion, led by artist Nikki Pugh and Garmin‘s Laura Tomei, discussing the creative uses and implementations of locative technology, exploring how we can use GPS for demonstrating more than just our position or drawing a line where we have been.
Art + Wellbeing
Catch up on our Art + Wellbeing Free Exchange discussion, with artist Filippos Tsitsopoulos and London Arts in Health Forum Director, Damian Hebron, discussing the growing interest in how the arts can improve the wellbeing of individuals and communities, and how and why artists use their own mental health as a conduit in their practice.