Category: Artist Installations

Open Online

Call for Artist Submissions

We are now inviting artists to submit work for our second Online Open Exhibition,

15 Nov 2011 – 14 Nov 2012

We would like artists to submit sound based work or visualisations of sound, which would be suitable for presentation over the internet.

In line with our funding guidelines, all work must be original, should not infringe the copyright or other rights belonging to any third party and should not be defamatory, blasphemous or obscene.

Application Form (Word)

Application Form (PDF)

The submissions will be judged by:

Artist George Barber,

Matt Davenport, Artist and Head of Media Arts, Broadway, Nottingham,

plus Fermynwoods Staff.

To Apply

Please send a clearly labeled CD/DVD of the work, together with a completed application form to the office address, or email the work file and form to: info@fermynwoods.co.uk

Most formats will be acceptable – we will contact you if we are unable to open the file.

Please do not submit master copies and include a self-addressed envelope if you would like the disc returned.

Deadline

Monday 24 October 2011 (5pm for postal entries).

Fees

There are no submission fees and selected artists will receive a small exhibition fee.

Exhibition

Open Online Two will be live from 15 November 2011 to 14 November 2012

Please do not hesitate to contact us with any queries.

 

Open Online One is still available to view until 14 November 2011.

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Bianca Winter: Encounters Review

Producer and fine art graduate Bianca Winter has written a charming review of Encounters, on behalf of an.

Encounters

To read the review please follow this link:
http://www.a-n.co.uk/interface/reviews/single/1547929

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Encounters: events now booking

Encounters: journeys through language and landscape is Fermynwoods’ flagship exhibition programme for summer 2011.

Caroline Wright - Untitled (believe)

Exploring our personal relationship with the environment through a series of temporary artist installations and interventions, performances and artist led walks, along a three mile route from Fermyn Woods Country Park to Lyveden New Bield, the programme opens on 6 August with Graeme Miller’s Track and the two premier performances by Corby Complaints Choir.

Three Artist-led walks over the summer with Sue Stewart, Alison Lloyd and Rebecca Lee are open to bookings now.

For only £4, this covers the cost of entry to Lyveden New Bield and includes free transport from Lyveden back to Fermyn Woods Country Park.

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Active Ingredient: A Conversation Between Trees

From 14 – 25 May 2011, Active Ingredient will present a new artwork commissioned by Fermynwoods Contemporary Art, “A Conversation Between Trees” at Top Lodge, Fineshade Woods.

 
Active Ingredient

The artwork is a journey through the forest to discover the invisible forces at play – revealing a story of climate and environmental change.

A gallery exhibition in the Forestry Commission’s Little Barn houses a climate machine that interprets global CO2 measurements from the last 70 years, scorching the data as heat rings into paper.

Projected on the wall is a dynamic 3D visualisation of temperature, humidity, light, decibels, colour and CO2 data collected from trees in the forest and in the Mata Atlantica (the Atlantic Forest), Brazil. Environmental sensors connected to mobile phones are placed in the canopy of a tree in each of these forests.

During the residency there will be a range of ways that the public can get involved and collect their own sensory data in the woods. Visitors will be able to borrow a specially programmed mobile phone to take into the forest to use as a lens, to reveal the invisible forces at play in the forest. Visitors with Android phones will be able install the application on their phones with the help of the Artists.

The artists are also conducting an ongoing exchange between schools in the UK and Rio de Janeiro through a series of workshops in both countries, exploring environmental sensing and the future of our forests through Art, Science and ICT.

At the end of each exhibition the artists will have created a unique set of 200 art prints, showing global CO2 scorched into paper.

www.hello-tree.com

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Simon Heijdens – Tree

Simon Heijdens “Tree” installation is now showing at Corby Cube, from dusk til dawn, from 30 October – 6 November 2010.

Tree

Visitors will be able to witness Heijdens work grow and respond to external stimuli, swaying in the wind, growing, and shedding leaves as visitors walk past.

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