We’re pleased to present the digital version of our latest bulletin, documenting our entire Love + Light season from 2024–2026.
Projects include our year-round, artist-led Alternative Provision programme with young people not in mainstream education.
Pale Blue Dot Collective’s Of Immeasurable Consequence installation at All Saints Church, Aldwincle.
Abbie Canning, Chiara Dellerba, and Electric Pedals’ collaboration with young people from across Northamptonshire through a Climate Action Toolkit and the award-winning pedal-powered Climate Action Super Super Heroes animated film.
Beccy Mccray’s unexpected walking route and installation, Intuition Maps, at Irchester and Fermyn Woods Country Park.
Tobias Zehntner’s Halo installation at All Saints Church, Earls Barton.
Felix Loftus’ experimental solar-powered outdoor media piece, 30 Days at Brixworth.
Luke Jerram’s powerful and immersive Tipping Point installation, which simulated the drama of a forest fire, presented in Hazel and Thoroughsale Woods — the largest ancient urban woodland in the UK, located at the heart of Corby town centre.
What’s Eating Our Reality — Maya Chowdhry’s immersive performance, created in collaboration with chef and artist Alison Clare, presented as a four-course meal in an imagined future shaped by ecological breakdown.
Plus, a season of Fermynwoods Contemporary Art Podcast episodes, curated by Marie-Chantal Hamrock and Astrid Björklund to augment and reflected the Love + Light programme.
The bulletin begins with a text by Marie-Chantal Hamrock.
You can also read all of our previous bulletins here.