re:rural
four contemporary artists un-learn and re-imagine the rural

12 Sep — 11 Oct ‘20

Exhibition

Open Sat­ur­days & Sun­days 11 – 4 and online

Sweeping the Fields, photo, Annalee Davis, Photo credit Helen Cammock
Upcoming

Event

Haarlem Artspace Crits

Wed 7 Oct

8 – 9pm

Exhibition

Woven / Ground — Geoff Diego Litherland

16 Oct — 8 Nov ‘20

Open Sat­ur­days and Sun­days 11 – 4 and online

Workshop

Wet Felted Air Plant Holder

Sat 24 Oct

10- 4

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12 Sep — 11 Oct

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re:rural - four contemporary artists un-learn and re-imagine the rural

The Sky Calls To Me, Pauline Woolley solography pinhole camera photos

Pauline Woolley

Beyond The Celestial Sphere

Weeding Ridges Deirdre O Mahony

Deirdre O’Mahony

Going Underground: Networks, Histories and Knowledges – the SPUD Project

Mycorrhizal Symbiosis, Feral Practice research image, mycelium around the roots of a pine seedling. Photo by Professor David Read

Feral Practice

Mycorrhizal Meditation

Myamosee River Tamarind, Annalee Davis, Material Latex on Plantation Ledger Pages , each 22 x 13 inches Year 2015

Annalee Davis

re:wilding

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artists Adam Moore, Alice Gale-Feeny, and Jo Heron during the Haarlem Artspace Collectivism residency
artists Adam Moore, Alice Gale-Feeny, and Jo Heron during the Haarlem Artspace Collectivism residency