Let your imagination take root with four new exhibitions exploring trees and woodland. From detailed drawings to gilded glass, you’re sure to be inspired.
The Art of Trees
Effie Burns: Earthly Treasures
Working in cast glass, Effie Burns collects and preserves branches, buds and other natural ephemera. These tactile, jewel-like objects demand to be held, coveted and collected.
Mark Frith: Ancient Oaks
See 10 astonishingly detailed pencil drawings of Britain’s ancient oaks. These tree portraits are not only beautiful, but serve as a record of Britain’s enduring oaks.
Paul Hart: Truncated
Paul Hart’s photographs explore our relationship with the landscape. Created using black and white analogue processes, Truncated depicts an ageing pine forest plantation in nearby Derbyshire.
Anthony Whishaw: Treescapes
Anthony Whishaw’s work deals with explorations of memory and experience. In this exhibition, visitors will see eight of his interpretations of woodland.