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.
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.
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’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’s work deals with explorations of memory and experience. In this exhibition, visitors will see eight of his interpretations of woodland.
