In Steps of Sundew
In Steps of Sundew is an exhibition exploring the effect that extracting resources from the landscape has upon those living within it.
In Steps of Sundew is an exhibition exploring the effect that extracting resources from the landscape has upon those living within it.
This digital version of our 2020 bulletin, Issue 14 in the series, features details our exciting new two-year programme, In Steps of Sundew.
A series of artistic interventions taking place between Fineshade Wood, Deene Park, Rockingham Castle, Corby and East Carlton Countryside Park.
A special edition vinyl record of Owl Project’s Study 10: Greta’s Speech Ant Optimised I.
Yasmin Canvin reflects on the conceptual validity of comparing a forest with a museum.
The culmination of Abigail Lane and Lala Meredith-Vula’s residency at Fineshade Wood recontextualises lost property collected in the forest.
Fermynwoods Contemporary Art has received a special commendation as part of the 2019 Nick Reeves Arts & Environment Award for our current programme, The Forest is the Museum.
Background Studies, Hues of Labour is a guest exhibition by James Smith focussing on the intensity of colour found in Forestry Commission tree spot marking.
A performance and talk in the woods featuring artist and musician Danielle Lemaire, musician Eerie Wanda and writer Jason Creed.
Now We Rise and We Are Everywhere is a guest exhibition and series of performances by Danielle Lemaire, inspired by the work and times of Nick Drake.