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Listening Forest

Sophie Herxheimer
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      Published as the culmination of a residency held by Sophie Herxheimer with Fermynwoods Contemporary Art in the East Midlands.Sophie as an inner-city Londoner was intrigued to swap her familiar streets for a remote cottage in an ancient woodland. Getting lost in tracts of forest in and around the town of Corby inspired a new sequence of poems as well as many drawings and collages. A selection of these appear alongside the bulk of the book's content: stories collected and drawn live in ink, from members of the public in the area, about the ways we humans relate to nature and the woods.
      Format: CONTRIBUTORS: Sophie Herxheimer EAN: 9780956316684 COUNTRY: United Kingdom PAGES: WEIGHT: 0 g HEIGHT: 0 cm
      PUBLISHED BY: Henningham Family Press DATE PUBLISHED: 2015-01-01 CITY: GENRE: ART / Techniques / Pen & Ink Drawing, ART / Public Art, POETRY / Women Authors WIDTH: 0 cm SPINE:

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      Drawing and drawings, Individual artists, art monographs

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      Sophie Herxheimer trained in painting at Camberwell and Chelsea Colleges of Art. She has held residencies for the Southbank Centre, Transport for London, Hawthornden Writer's Fellowship in 2019 and Working Assumptions foundation (Berkeley California) in 2020. Exhibitions include The National Poetry Library, The National Portrait Gallery and The Museum of Liverpool. She created a 300 metre tablecloth to run the length of Southwark Bridge, featuring hand printed food stories from a thousand Londoners.
      Published as the culmination of a residency held by Sophie Herxheimer with Fermynwoods Contemporary Art in the East Midlands.Sophie as an inner-city Londoner was intrigued to swap her familiar streets for a remote cottage in an ancient woodland. Getting lost in tracts of forest in and around the town of Corby inspired a new sequence of poems as well as many drawings and collages. A selection of these appear alongside the bulk of the book's content: stories collected and drawn live in ink, from members of the public in the area, about the ways we humans relate to nature and the woods.
      Format: CONTRIBUTORS: Sophie Herxheimer EAN: 9780956316684 COUNTRY: United Kingdom PAGES: WEIGHT: 0 g HEIGHT: 0 cm
      PUBLISHED BY: Henningham Family Press DATE PUBLISHED: 2015-01-01 CITY: GENRE: ART / Techniques / Pen & Ink Drawing, ART / Public Art, POETRY / Women Authors WIDTH: 0 cm SPINE:

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      Drawing and drawings, Individual artists, art monographs

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      Sophie Herxheimer trained in painting at Camberwell and Chelsea Colleges of Art. She has held residencies for the Southbank Centre, Transport for London, Hawthornden Writer's Fellowship in 2019 and Working Assumptions foundation (Berkeley California) in 2020. Exhibitions include The National Poetry Library, The National Portrait Gallery and The Museum of Liverpool. She created a 300 metre tablecloth to run the length of Southwark Bridge, featuring hand printed food stories from a thousand Londoners.

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