Wooo! I will be undertaking a 3 month residency at the to the Nordic Artists Centre in 2012 joining Simon Jones. I will write more here as it happens.
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Selected Work
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Banister House Growing Project comes to life
September 26, 2011 – 15:07
After a serious amount of commitment to grow food at Banister House, the gardens are being to take shape. Well done all for all the hard work. Brilliant!
Special Work
August 2, 2011 – 18:24
Tonight is the launch of the special works schools’ first publication. Come along!
Tuesday 2nd August 2011
6.30-8.00pm
2/3 Great Pulteney Street
London W1F 9LY
On 2nd August we publish our Preliminary Report, which gathers together field observations, speculative proposals, historical images and capsule essays.
First established by the Royal Engineers during the first world war as a place to teach, display and experiment with new techniques of camouflage. The school was eventually dismantled but has been brought back to life by this collection or artists, writers and designers.
For more information on the project visit http://www.camouflagepark.org/
The Algae Garden hits Metis
July 26, 2011 – 18:17
After a splendid time in Metis the garden went up. The bubbling pumps to aerate the algae went down a treat.
See the Algae Garden at the Urban Physic Garden
June 14, 2011 – 14:39
Find out more about the garden here http://www.physicgarden.org.uk/ and we are just doing up the algae garden site here http://algaegarden.wordpress.com/
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The Algae Garden goes to the International Garden Festival Metis
January 18, 2011 – 13:35
The Algae Garden will be shown at the International Garden Festival, Jardins de Métis/Reford Gardens,
Gardens of Algae are believed to have begun with the Aztecs skimming edible and protein rich spirulina from the surface of Mexico’s Lake Texcoco it’s now being used for food and fuel production. Algae is commonly found in gardens, but rarely is it celebrated.
So we’ve made a garden to produce and show the variety of uses of algae. looking at the imaginative possibilities for productive gardens of locally produced energy and food.
The ALGAE Garden by Heather Ring, Dr. Brenda Parker, Synnøve Fredericks
Salt Ceramic Experiments
June 29, 2010 – 16:45
A selection if the Salt Ceramic materials Laura Harrison and I played with. It was surprisingly strong when baked and went on to become a drying jar for herbs.
