β€œI think of myself less as a photographer and more as an image maker who uses cameras. I enjoy the photographic process because it means I don’t have to invent anything from scratch – there is always some pre-existent form in the world to react to or bend to my vision, even if it is one that I have made.
I am not wedded to one practice – there’s always something to discover in new ways of working.”
— Jasper Goodall

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A group exhibition at Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens, exploring the nature of site-specific interventions, where found elements are recontextualised through simple acts of assembly and displacement. 

The exhibition brings together a collection of photographic works, each capturing a proposition that exists primarily as an artwork in its record. These actions engage directly with their surroundings - whether remote landscapes or urban environments - through processes that gently reframe the space and invite new perspectives.

Artists include: Julie Brook, Matt Calderwood, Jasper Goodall, Jeremy Hutchison, Antti Laitinen, Alastair and Fleur Mackie, David Nash, Katie Paterson, Mike Perry, Oscar Santillan, Tony Plant, David Rickard, Amy and Oliver Thomas-Irvine, Jack Whitefield

Curated by Alastair and Fleur Mackie as part of a summer programme of artist-curated shows.

Tremenheere Gallery, Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens, Penzance, United Kingdom

AFTERIMAGE – Tremenheere Sculpture Gardens Gallery 20 June – 02 August 2025


A new contemporary art exhibition at Nottingham Castle that looks at the artist’s fascination with trees, forests, and woodland.
Some artists have reflected on deeply personal connections to Sherwood Forest or the Major Oak, while others take a broader perspective, exploring the essence of woodlands or their relationship with a greenwood canopy, venturing into themes of perambulation, folklore, grief, and climate change.
Featured artists include: Arianne Churchman (London), Tim Fowler and Graeme Hawe (Leicester), Ashley Gallant (Lincoln), Jasper Goodall (Brighton), Jelly Green (Suffolk), Terence Lane (Nottingham), Caroline Locke (Nottingham), Tach Pollard (Buckinghamshire), Yelena Popova (Nottingham), The Window Women (Reggie Pugh and Gina Harries Pugh) (Nottingham), and Jennie Syson (Nottingham). Details here

FOREST
Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery, Saturday 24 May – Sunday 2 November 2025