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Walking Artist Geraldine van Heemstra describes how she uses and creates drawing devices to capture the essence of the wind. The film also shows how she captured its sound with a handmade Aeolian harp.
Helen Jones demonstrates her use of black pastels to depict the power and beauty of the elements.
'Demonstration Pastel Making with Natural Pigments' with Polly Bennett
Paraglider Laura Melissa Williams shares Oceans of Air Meditation.
Printmaker Lucy Devenish is a wild swimmer with a go pro, creating photos and drawings and etchings from her adventures in the sea.
"Pacific" Full 1 hr film, from a 2 month, 5,300 mile sailing voyage from Panama to Chile via the Galapagos and Rapa Nui (Easter Island).
Join artist William Bock on a journey through an Irish landscape.
Professor Adam Zeman is a Neuroscientist from Exeter University whose research focuses on visual imagination. Adam and Clare will discuss how our creative brains work, whilst considering some of the artworks from the 'Wilderness for the mind' show. Asking: how are mental images produced, what happens to the brain in states of flow, how can weather affect human emotions and what creates consciousness?
Anne Laure Carruth has created two guided Mediation and Visualisation videos especially for the Wilderness for the Mind Exhibition.
‘Finding the Wild in the Everyday Laura Melissa Williams in conversation with Stephen Bennett
Demonstration video by artist polly Bennett, collecting natural materials to create watercolour paints.
WaveScape is an auditory response to Greenwood's visual stimulus, ‘Moibus Wave’ etching in room 2 of the Wilderness for the mind exhibition. The work was created by Gooderson using modular synthesis, graphic scores from the etching and field recordings. ‘Wavescape‘ Maxi single release on ‘Play in the System’ Label 2020- please click on link box below to listen to the Free dowload which is available on BandCamp.
She will share ideas sharing ideas about Contemporary printmaking from a recent interview with with her MA tutor Professor Susan Groce, Head of Printmaking at the University of Maine USA where Catherine studied in 1997/98.
A guided mediation and visualisation recorded during the dark moon phase after the Strawberry Full moon on 5th June before the new moon 21st June Summer Solstice.
Why do we need wild places? Four artists head to the remote Scottish bothy of Shenavall in an evocative call to the wilderness. This BMC TV production is from the team that brought you the award-winning Operation Moffat.
A video documenting Catalina Christensen’s process of gathering natural mineral pigments and creating an extensive range of natural paints.
Interview with artist Hannah Scott in which she describes her work with plastic pollution in the world’s oceans.
There is an uncanny simplicity to this film like the meditative calm found in a Zen garden, where displaced rocks become almost body-like.
Inspired by the flow of the Hebridean river The Kilmartin, Geraldine van Heemstra’s collaborative work ‘Uisge’ has also become the source for a recent series of works on paper.
Opening event LIVE on YouTube, with welcome talk by Samantha Gare and Catalina Christensen, hosted by Clare Dudeney, Geraldine van Heemstra and Catherine Greenwood, interviews with a panel of artists in the exhibition discussing their work and influences and what the wilderness means to them at this time of Lockdown Covid 19 2020.
