LATEST NEWS:
Fermynwoods Podcast 15 – Samm Anga
Samm Anga takes a solitary journey into his own psyche and heritage, ruminating on his own fear of nature: water.
Lisovyk – Veronica Petukhov
A seldom seen forest spirit, mostly harmless but when angered can be treacherous. Reimagined in a 3D environment, inspired by Ukrainian folk tales.
Xylophobia
Announcing our new programme of activity in Corby, at Barnwell Country Park, Brixworth Country Park and online, between 2022 and 2024.
The Trickster Trailer
The Trickster Trailer is a mobile art workshop built in collaboration with the public using waste materials from major art institutions.
Hospital Outreach
Announcing a new programme of artist led workshops for young people with complex medical and mental health conditions.
School Assembly
Our School Assembly is a free online resource for schools using previous projects to excite pupils and help them be more ambitious in questioning what art can be and where it might be found.
Crabs, clams and artist eyes
Stuart Moore describes his artistic problem solving to support our recent exhibition programme by way of toads, crabs and cyber clam eyes.
Toggler – Youthworks Northamptonshire
Students drew with LED lights to create the digital equivalent of stirring a liquid to create dazzled after-images.
Taking a line for a run
A Phone Box Gallery exhibition featuring digital images and 3D printed sculptures made by students manipulating and visualising heart rate data from running through nearby woods and fields.
CE Academy Yearbook 2020-21
Our 2020-21 Alternative Provision programme with students from The CE Academy is celebrated in an online publication.
Fermynwoods Podcast 14 – Rebecca Lee
Musician and artist Rebecca Lee returns with a new sound work and discussion in the last podcast of our 2021 season.
Bill Viola at East Carlton Countryside Park
Fermynwoods brings Bill Viola to East Carlton Countryside Park with an arcade presentation of his innovative video game The Night Journey.
David Blyth – Forest Law
Forest Law is a new body of work by David Blyth to accompany our exhibition at Rockingham Castle, available to view online or in augmented reality.
Jess MacNeil – Opera House Steps
Jess MacNeil’s “timeless observation of inhuman phenomenon” and a reflection of the eerie absence of crowds during recent lockdowns.
Where to Stand in the Wind at East Carlton Countryside Park
An exhibition curated by Yasmin Canvin at East Carlton Countryside Park of art made when working with and not against the elements.
The Howse Shal Be Preserved at Rockingham Castle
An exhibition at Rockingham Castle responding to the history of one of the few homes in England that have been continuously occupied for nearly 1,000 years.