Recordings +
↑ Malcolm Andrews is a renowned scholar and author of Landscape and Western Art (1999) and The Search for the Picturesque: Landscape Aesthetics and Tourism in Britain, 1760-1800 (1989), in this talk he introduces the history and continued relevance of the idea of the ‘picturesque’. More info HERE
↑ Landscape Painters Anonymous is a roving watercolour workshop, led by artist Simon Bayliss, exploring the leisurely pursuit of observational landscape painting. More info HERE
↑ A short broadcast by Laura Eldret and Colin Perry exploring the co-dependency between pigs, cicadas, ponies, cows and commoners of the New Forest, and its metaphorical potential for art and society. In the Round was created for Artlicks and Taco Radio in 2019.
↑ ↓ A performance by Zoox. Part of MTP Art and the Rural Imagination The last known colony of the Common Tree Frog (Hyla Arborea) in the British wild was found at Hilltop Pond, near Beaulieu, New Forest. It once thrived and frog song was reported to be heard frequently by locals for decades. By the late 1980s the pond fell silent, and the very last male specimen was spotted far away from its original site in 1988, calling a lonely ‘Brekekekéx koáx koáx!’ for a non-existent female. MORE INFO
↑ Maeve Connolly and Colin Perry discuss artists engagement with broadcasting. More info HERE
↑ This workshop, created by artist Benjamin Deakin, takes Gilpin’s idea that nature needs to be "improved" by humanity (the artist) for it to be aesthetically appealing. You will be led through a series of drawing exercises that explores ways of “augmenting” the landscape. More info HERE
↑ In-conversation between Michael Crane, author of Correspondence Art: Source Book for the Network of International Postal Art Activity (1984) and PaP artists ... More info HERE
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