Landlines Project – Where is the Wild – Stirley Farm Online Exhibition

I really enjoyed taking part in an online workshop facilitated by artists Judith Tucker and Melanie Rose for the Land Lines project. Land Lines is a great initiative, AHRC-funded, concerned with Nature Writing, Tipping Points, Tracks, Traces and Trails ☺and is a collaboration between researchers from the Universities of Leeds, Sussex and St Andrews.

I am pleased to have my work included in a curated selection from the Land Lines winter events which were based at Castle Howard, Stirley Community Farm, and Wild Ennerdale.

Where is the Wild? Tipping Points Exhibition @ Stirley Farm
Linda Ingham – Stirley Farm – Lichen and Sky study, Watercolour

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