PhD Archive

Skype tutorial

Walk through Lypiatt returning through The Heavens. The desire to incorporate the drawing activity with being in the landscape continued. A continuation of actively finding shadows to be cast on the drawing machine scrolls, drawing books appearing in animations of the ‘in-between places’ walk.

Skype tutorial

Lily and Lucy

Well attended seminar. Presentations by Mark Connelly from the Cotswold Conservation Board and myself. ‘Open Space’ workshop confirmed the value of the approach we had taken in engaging people in the Landscape Character Assessment process.

Section of long River map, a collaboration between Kel Portman, myself and participants at workshops.

Miniature Museum of Memories, made by Tara Downs and Bart Sabel with collections from participants.

Recycled Sketch books made by Lucy Guenot and drawn in by participating artists

Exhibition of work from First Friday River Walks.This was the first attempt to show the multi-faceted process:- Collaboration, encounter, exchange and assemblage. There was also an emphasis on moving to action.

Seminar to discuss findings with funders, participants and other interested artists and academics.

Ist Friday walk along the Nailsworth Brook. Making work and setting-up River Map exhibition.

14th October to 1st November

the main activities over this period are writing-up and preparing for the November River Map exhibition and related events.

3rd to 13th

still working on Chapter 2 – sorting references has, as everyone told me it would, taken ages!

Mainly talking to people about various aspects of Folly Wood and Watery Landscapes research.

First Friday Walk in the Newmarket Valley

Absolutely fantastic conservation grazing meeting at the Brewery with thanks to Jade Bashford and Mark Connelly.