Talk
Rebecca Beinart, David Turley and David Rickard in conversation with Tom Overton
14 Nov 2016
Jerwood Arts
London, United Kingdom
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Magz Hall, documentation of Jerwood Open Forest 2016 (research and development phase)
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Rebecca Beinart, ceramic vessels produced as part of Jerwood Open Forest 2016 (research and development phase)
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David Turley, documentation of Jerwood Open Forest 2016 (research and development phase)
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David Rickard, documentation of Jerwood Open Forest 2016 (research and development phase)
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Keith Harrison, documentation of Jerwood Open Forest 2016 (research and development phase)
Exhibition
Jerwood Open Forest
2 Nov 2016 – 12 Dec 2016
Event times
Mon–Fri from 10am–5pm, Sat & Sun from 10am–3pm
Cost of entry
Free
Address
- 171 Union Street
- Southwark
- London
England - SE1 0LN
- United Kingdom
Event map
Jerwood Open Forest 2016 explores art in the environment and it's potential to allow for experimentation and facilitate change.
About
Jerwood Open Forest seeks to contribute to a national conversation about how contemporary visual artists engage with the environment today, and debates around critical practice and art in the public realm.
Now in its second edition, Jerwood Open Forest is an artist-centred initiative established by Jerwood Charitable Foundation and Forestry Commission England. The 2016 exhibition examines art in the environment and its potential to facilitate experimentation and engagement. The show is a distillation of five selected projects, which have been explored throughout a six-month period of research, development and mentoring.
Rebecca Beinart, Magz Hall, Keith Harrison, David Rickard and David Turley, this year's exhibitors, have expanded upon their original proposals to produce new bodies of work spanning installation, film, ceramics and performance. Whilst projects are diverse in terms of process and materials, they are united by themes such as loss, legacy and transformation.
