Uncommon Ground

14 February - 2 March 2017

The Royal Geographical Society, London

Uncommon Ground: New Art from the Landscape brings together the work of 11 contemporary Artists at the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) in Kensington, London, to bear witness to the reciprocal, critical and often unclarifiable relationship between the artist and the landscape.
Either through a direct engagement with, or a quiet reflection on, the environment around them, all of the exhibitors seek to indicate their presence in the landscape. Using a range of material processes and different methods of observation, the resulting works examine the artists’ complicated relationships with the landscape.

Please visit www.uncommonground.org.uk for further information.

Uncommon Ground: New Art from the Landscape brings together the work of 11 contemporary Artists at the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) in Kensington, London, to bear witness to the reciprocal, critical and often unclarifiable relationship between the artist and the landscape.
Either through a direct engagement with, or a quiet reflection on, the environment around them, all of the exhibitors seek to indicate their presence in the landscape. Using a range of material processes and different methods of observation, the resulting works examine the artists’ complicated relationships with the landscape.
Exhibition: 14 February – 2 March 2017
Weekdays: 9am – 5pm FREE ENTRY

Friends & Family Preview days: Saturday 18 & 25 February 2017 (9am – 5pm)
All Welcome

The Uncommon Ground Artists are:
Wan Lin Chang
Catalina Christensen
Lucy Devenish
Zanny Mellor
Eigil Nordstrom
Jessica Oliver
Anthony Ratcliffe
Tamsin Relly
Brian Thompson
Emily Thornton
Luke M. Walker

Please visit www.uncommonground.org.uk for further information and links to all the artists’ websites.

Thank you for visiting.