Artist Grows What Could Be the Largest Photograph Ever Made in a Field Near Toulouse
29 May 2026 • Mark Westall
Almudena Romero transforms a field into a monumental living image, created through crops, photosynthesis and ecological processes.
Tag: environmental art
Waddesdon’s Art in Nature returns with a new 70-metre land artwork by James Brunt and Jon Foreman
26 May 2026 • Mark Westall
Waddesdon Manor’s Art in Nature returns with a new 70-metre collaborative mandala by James Brunt and Jon Foreman.
Paul’s Fairs: Photo London 2026
15 May 2026 • Paul Carey-Kent
Conversations at this year’s Photo London (14th-17th May) often started with evaluation of the 11th edition’s move from the characterful… Read More
Maddy Inez talks to Phillip Edward Spradley
12 May 2026 • Phillip Edward Spradley
Maddy Inez discusses ceramics, plant life, ancestral healing, ecological research and storytelling ahead of her solo exhibition at Megan Mulrooney.
Extracting art from the landscape: Siobhan McLaughlin at Jupiter Artland
30 April 2026 • Tabish Khan
Creating pigments from mining waste and canvas from discarded textiles.
OCEANIUM Launches Seaweed-Based OCEAN INK for Artists
17 March 2026 • Mark Westall
Material innovation company OCEANIUM has introduced OCEAN INK, a seaweed-based ink developed as a sustainable alternative to traditional art materials,… Read More
New immersive exhibition The Crossover Project aims to highlight waste in the worlds of art, design + fashion
9 June 2022 • Mark Westall
Co-Founded by Aurelia Islimye, the creative force behind avant-garde art gallery Bleur, and design journalist Roddy Clarke, The Crossover Project… Read More
Art collective Guardiol to launch NFT blockchain-backed synthetic gemstones to help protect biodiversity and the environment.
3 May 2021 • Moogz
Mining for commercial gemstones causes contaminated water, releases toxins into the air, erodes soil and destroys vegetation. Hazardous chemicals used… Read More
Damien Hirst’s famous ‘Cain and Abel’ stars in Meat The Future a challenging new exhibition at Oxford University Museum of Natural History.
27 April 2021 • Mark Westall
Meat The Future presents cutting-edge research on the environmental and health impacts of eating meat, and offers visitors a variety… Read More
Meat The Future – scenarios for a lower meat future.
25 March 2021 • Mark Westall
Meat The Future – a joint exhibition from Oxford University’s Livestock Environment and People (LEAP) research programme and the University’s Museum of Natural History – is set to give visitors some serious food for thought about how the production and consumption of animal products affect people and planet.