Fermynwoods Podcast 17 – Hanna Tuulikki
Hanna Tuulikki explores her Finnish heritage, family stories, folklore, and song, to reflect on how ideals of ecology, identity, and nationhood are constructed and entwined.
Hanna Tuulikki explores her Finnish heritage, family stories, folklore, and song, to reflect on how ideals of ecology, identity, and nationhood are constructed and entwined.
Inviting proposals for online works from artists addressing our current Xylophobia programme for a new Open Online exhibition.
The digital version of our 2022 bulletin, Issue 16 in the series, features the first year of our exciting Xylophobia programme.
Maya Livio’s sonic essay containing a chorus of human and non-human voices, drawing attention to biases within avian conservation datasets.
A hybrid workshop creating generative art whilst aiming to find the place where art and nature, human and machine overlap.
Samm Anga takes a solitary journey into his own psyche and heritage, ruminating on his own fear of nature: water.
A seldom seen forest spirit, mostly harmless but when angered can be treacherous. Reimagined in a 3D environment, inspired by Ukrainian folk tales.
Announcing our new programme of activity in Corby, at Barnwell Country Park, Brixworth Country Park and online, between 2022 and 2024.
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.
Students drew with LED lights to create the digital equivalent of stirring a liquid to create dazzled after-images.