Current and Future events, Spring/Summer 2022
During 2022, attention focuses on Australian exhibitions and public programming with events at:
Outback Arts Gallery, Coonamble, NSW – 9th May to 3rd June 2022
The exhibition featuring video, soundscapes and 2D/3D work by Kim V. Goldsmith (AUS) and myself from our collaborative Mosses and Marshes project moves into Wayilwan country close to Maliyanga Ngurra / Macquarie Marshes. Includes my new work Whixall Bibles and Bog Sequence using botanical inks, acrylic transfers and rust prints
Open Mon-Fri 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
PO Box 28
26 Castlereagh Street
Coonamble, NSW 2829
See Outback Arts for further details
M16 Artspace, Canberra 15th April to 1st May 2022
An exhibition featuring video, soundscapes and 2D/3D work by Kim V. Goldsmith (AUS) and myself from our collaborative Mosses and Marshes project. Includes my new work Whixall Bibles and Bog Sequence using botanical inks, acrylic transfers and rust prints
Exhibition open Weds-Sun 12-5pm
21 Blaxland Crescent Griffith ACT 2603
+ (02) 6295 9438
PO Box 4878 Kingston 2604
See gallery website for further details
Watch a video of Terry Korn opening the M16 Artspace exhibition:
Watch out for further details for these and other events in both the UK and Australia.
The Summer/Autumn months of 2021 were very busy for the Mosses and Marshes project with an exciting schedule of public events, walks and talks, and exhibitions including:
- Mosses and Marshes exhibition of work by Andrew Howe and Kim V. Goldsmith at Qube Oswestry (1st – 30th October)
- peat – surface – sky: an exhibition by Wem Youth Club featuring three 7m long banners and other artworks, including prints by Andrew Howe and works by Sue Challis (15th Sept to 30th October)
- Art Trail of sounds and sculpture at the Marches Mosses to end October
- Wem Sound Trail of the Mosses
- Mosses and Marshes project book launch (October)
- Artist talk – a conversation between Andrew Howe and Kim V. Goldsmith (14th October)
- International online panel discussion “Alternative ways of understanding and valuing special environments to help shape their future”
Visit the Art Works pages to read about these activities or click on the individual links above.
We’d love to hear from you!
If you take part in any of the Mosses and Marshes activities as visitor to the wetland sites or exhibitions, workshop participant, artist or project partner, we would love to hear your thoughts. Your feedback will really help us to document the impact of the project and improve future events. Please click below to complete the short survey questionnaire. Many thanks for you time!
Other Past Events
The Future of Wetlands webinar, 25th March 2021
An event hosted online by the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM). Andrew Howe presented a talk about the Mosses and Marshes project and arts and science collaborations. Robert Duff, project manager for Natural England gave a talk about the BogLIFE peatbog regeneration project and there followed a Q&A discussion chaired by Dave Pritchard, chair of CIWEM’s Art and Environment Network and chair of the Ramsar Culture Network
You can watch a recording of the webinar here:
Feb 2nd 2021 – World Wetlands Day
A joint launch of the project in Australia (via ecopulse.art) and UK on this website and social media with a promo video and a taster video of the collaborative artwork being created by Andrew Howe and Kim V. Goldsmith.
In the Media
The project has already featured in radio broadcasts on BBC Radio Shropshire and in New South Wales, Australia, and in local press. The project is attracting attention from environmental practitioners and related organisations.
Climate Cultures published a post in which Kim V. Goldsmith and Andrew Howe share their story about the collaborative Mosses and Marshes project, which investigates connections between fragile wetlands and their communities in England and Australia, seeking new interpretations, multiple perspectives and less-heard voices.
We were delighted to be invited to contribute an article in the February 2021 edition of The Environment, the magazine for the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management. Read it via the link below:
The project also featured in the April 2021 edition of The Royal Horticultural Society’s magazine “The Garden”, alongside an informative article about using peat-free compost.
Of the Mosses 