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History of Gardens and Designed Landscapes

History of Gardens & Designed Landscapes

History of Gardens and Designed Landscapes Seminar

Opening in May at Versailles: Gardens of Enlightenment, 1750–1800 / Jardins des Lumières, 1750–1800 Grand Trianon and English Garden of the Petit Trianon, Château de Versailles, 5 May — 27 Se…

Supported by the History of Gardens and Designed Landscapes Seminar Supporters Group and Birkbeck Garden History Group .

This paper considers the role of public art in regenerating former mining regions.

This session will explore the ethics of contemporary art in nature, questioning ecological harm, commodification, and proposing non-intrusive, restorative alternatives.

This session will explore new genre Arctic art, blending activism, community, and ecology to address climate, culture, and sustainability through participatory practices.

This session will explore women’s contributions to 1960s Land art, highlighting their innovative works and reshaping its history beyond the male-dominated narrative.

This paper explores the relationship between temporality, sustainability, and ecological art through the work of Land artist Andy Goldsworthy

This session will explore 30 years of Land art research, tracing its histories, sites, ecologies, and legacies while provoking fresh views on past and present works.

Supported by the History of Gardens and Designed Landscapes Seminar Supporters Group and Birkbeck Garden History Group .

The Garden Museum has launched an appeal to raise £125,000 to bring the walled garden at Benton End back to life.