Question 1

Which dates will the course run?

Accepted Answer

The course will take place on Sunday 13 September, 27 September, 11 October and 25 October 2026, from 3-5pm (UK time) on each date.

Question 2

Do I need any prior experience in art or writing to join this course?

Accepted Answer

No prior experience is necessary. The course is designed to be accessible to all, whether you’re completely new to art and writing, or already have experience. The focus is on curiosity, exploration and developing your own relationship with landscape, rather than any pre-existing knowledge.

Question 3

What materials will I need?

Accepted Answer

You’ll need basic stationary supplies such as paper or a sketchbook, pencils or pens. You may also wish to use a journal for writing exercises. We will use tldraw, a free online resource to map and visualise landscapes during the course. Download details will be sent in advance of the first session.

Question 4

How will the sessions be delivered?

Accepted Answer

All sessions will take place online via Zoom. You’ll receive a joining link ahead of each session. You’ll also be invited to join a dedicated WhatsApp group, a space to share reflections, ideas, and inspiration, and to connect with fellow participants between sessions.

Question 5

What language will the course be taught in?

Accepted Answer

The course will be taught in English, but you don’t need to be a native speaker. If you’re comfortable understanding and communicating in English, you’ll be able to take part and enjoy the sessions. Guidance will be clear and accessible so participants can follow along comfortably.

Question 6

What if I can’t attend one of the sessions live?

Accepted Answer

Don’t worry, each session will be recorded and made available to all registered participants for a limited time. While attending live allows you to fully take part in group discussions and exercises, you can still benefit from the course if you need to catch up later.

Question 7

How interactive will the course be?

Accepted Answer

Each session combines guided exercises, discussions, and creative practices with opportunities for reflection and sharing. Participation is encouraged, but you’re welcome to engage at the level that feels comfortable for you.

Question 8

Will there be activities to do between sessions?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Between sessions, you’ll be invited to developing your relationship with local green space through walking, observation and creative prompts. These activities are designed to deepen your experience of a place over time and can be adapted to suit your own pace, interests and schedule.

Question 9

Can I join if I live outside the UK?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The course is open to participants worldwide. Please note that all session times are given in UK time, so you may need to adjust for your local time zone.

Question 10

Who is leading the course?

Accepted Answer

The course is led by artist and educator Harri Harrison, whose work invites us to reconsider our relationship to nature and future communities.

The programme is hosted by IMT Gallery, and its Director, Lindsay Friend, will be present in each session to support and facilitate the group experience.

Attending Landscapes: Walking, Listening and Mapping with Harri Harrison

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