Join this hands-on Kokedama workshops and learn the ancient Japanese inspired art of creating potless houseplants which can be suspended in the air or displayed as a decorative centrepiece.
If you look around you in the natural world you will see living organisms performing diverse and often bizarre activities.
What do we mean when we say that the environment is in danger, that Nature is being lost?
Bath-based Jessica Palmer is an artist and illustrator whose work spans collage, paper sculpture, paper cutting, digital drawing and painting.
Join renowned botanical artist Deborah Lambkin as she delves into the extraordinary world of Mary Delany (1700–1788) and her iconic botanical collages.In the last two decades of her life, Mrs. Delany created nearly 1,000 intricate floral compositions, meticulously cutting and layering coloured paper to capture the beauty and precision of live plants. Her remarkable “mosaiks” […]
The UK has committed to reaching net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. But not all greenhouse gases come from burning fossil fuels.
Enjoy a day printing with leaves in an historic Bath venue, the Museum of Bath Architecture at the Countess of Huntingdon's Chapel. You will learn how to choose suitable leaves for printing and how to prepare them to print with using a heat press. You will prepare the leaves and backgrounds in the morning and […]
Why are there c.350,000 species of flowering plants? The staggering evolutionary rise of flowering plants dwarfs that of other lineages, such as mammals (c.6,400 species), and created the ecosystems we call home today.
