Showing posts with label Tree follies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tree follies. Show all posts

12/06/2013

LIFE AROUND THE FOLLY AT THE GARDEN MUSEUM








Detail of porcelain pool and plants

Peanut form with Widows bonnet

Bead vessel on moss with weed

Bird vessel with red headed weed

Balancing bead vessel with moss and branch

Porcelain pool with grass

Porcelain roots and Cow parsley

Black form and bone branch























































































































































Last few days of Folly with a Cercis at the Lambeth Garden museum. The tree goes back into the studio on the 19 June and will be pruned into sections. Branches will be available for purchase from beginning of July.

26/05/2013

A CERCIS MICRO WORLD




Green fuse: the work of Dan Pearson is now open and the 'Tree folly with a Cercis' is now live at the Garden Museum. It has once more taken a new incarnation in this new space. In the background - a collection of photographs of Dan Pearson's old Peckham garden by Howard Sooley. Included a picture of the living Cercis in full bloom with red heart shaped leaf.
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24/05/2013

SCHOOLS TREE FOLLY WORKSHOPS


























A week of creative workshops making tree follies with local school groups. Fresh stories and myths have emerged around oak logs and branches collected around Walpole park. These can all be seen under the trees next to Oak folly and heard during the Big lunch event on 2nd July.

20/05/2013

AFTER THE RAIN









Marigolds and Mulenbeckia are thriving. Tracey from the gallery waters regularly and recent  summer rains refresh both the colours of trunks and ceramics as well as plant growth.