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Category Archives: Fen Landscape
Fen Landscape – Paul Hart
Paul Hart (see post 20th September 2020) has a very distinctive take on Fen landscape, published to great effect in his three books Drained, Farmed and Reclaimed. But he’s not impartial. He shows a controlled, ordered, utilitarian landscape, a social, … Continue reading
Edgelands – Paul Hart
Press release about the new exhibition of work by Paul Hart at the Fen Ditton Gallery. ‘Few artist photographers have turned their critical lens on the Lincolnshire Fens: one of the most productive yet haunting agricultural landscapes in the UK. … Continue reading
Fen Landscape 40
Quy Fen: nice oak; mythic dead wood; shame about the seat.
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Fen Landscape 39
View of Great North Fen from the embankment along Cottenham Lode yesterday. A brilliant April day, sunshine with a cooling breeze. Swallows skimmed over Lode Farm; a kestrel hunted, flap-glide-hover, along the Lode; a whitethroat sang its scratchy, cross, song … Continue reading
Cow Lane
Walking in the sun yesterday morning. Cow Lane, Rampton: straight lines to Willingham through wide fen fields; a drove, not the rolling English road made by the rolling English drunkard. Why Cow Lane? There’s not much livestock in the fens … Continue reading
Fen Landscape 38
View across Verrall’s Fen and Sedge Fen, Wicken Fen, on the 8th March. Konik ponies grazing against a backdrop of silver birch in the distance.
Mother…
‘MOTHER… is new artwork by artists Heather Peak and Ivan Morison (of Studio Morison) that has been commissioned by Cambridgeshire based Wysing Arts Centre as part of the region-wide arts commissioning programme, New Geographies. New Geographies aims to bring contemporary … Continue reading