Plants & Practice - David Marshall & Hugh Fowler-Wright
Creators of People Holding Apples examine how this seemingly simple fruit becomes a symbol of human identity across time.
Creators of People Holding Apples, exploring the apple as a cultural, artistic and emotional symbol through storytelling, heritage, and visual culture. David Marshall and Hugh Fowler-Wright examine how this seemingly simple fruit becomes a symbol of human identity across time.
Creators of People Holding Apples examine how this seemingly simple fruit becomes a symbol of human identity across time.
Creators of People Holding Apples, exploring the apple as a cultural, artistic and emotional symbol through storytelling, heritage, and visual culture. David Marshall and Hugh Fowler-Wright examine how this seemingly simple fruit becomes a symbol of human identity across time.
Plants in Practice is a new evening talks series for this summer exploring how artists, makers and researchers are working with plants as inspiration, material, subject and collaborator. Bringing together practitioners working across photography, biomaterials, sculpture, environmental practice and storytelling, the series considers how creative work can emerge through close engagement with the natural world. Rooted in Herefordshire’s rich rural landscape, the programme explores sustainability, ecology, making and material experimentation through a range of contemporary creative practices.
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Highlights
- 1 hour
- In person
- Free parking
- Doors at 6 PM
Refund Policy
Location
Hereford College of Arts
Folly Lane Campus
Folly Lane Hereford HR1 1LT
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