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Extended dates, now open until Friday 2 February 2024
The exhibition highlights wild plants that are at risk of extinction and explores the relationship between art and nature conservation.
Born out of Lisa Gardner’s time as Plantlife’s first artist in Residence, where she explored the rugged coast of the Highlands to the road verges of Kent, visiting some of the rarest plants in the UK. At the exhibition you can see paintings, film, sketchbooks, and postcards of Lisa’s life-changing magical artistic journey.
Tuesday – Thursday : 9:30 – 18:00Friday: 9:30 – 12:00
Read more about Lisa’s Journey in this blog
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