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Inspired by its history and imaginative power, the artists, Lian Chan, Ellie Laycock, Jane Peacock, Ellie Reid and Caroline Thomson, look at the land from a geological, historical, social and mythological point of view. With access to the Museum’s collections, the work that they have created specifically for this exhibition encompasses themes of storytelling, the ancient past, social conflict over land, the uncertain future of climate change and the emotional power of the land itself.
On display alongside their work which includes paintings, prints, photography, sculpture and film will be objects from the collections that inspired them, including paintings by the war artist John Nash, items of crime and punishment, long-buried gold coins and rocks and fossils from the deep past.
Sam Mason, CEO of Discover Bucks Museum, says:
‘We have been delighted to work with the artists on This Fractured Land exhibition and the wonderful work they’ve created has interpreted the museum collections in exciting new ways. With themes of history and storytelling and references to the woodlands of the Chilterns this promises to be an intriguing, vibrant and thought-provoking show.’
Click here for more information.
Museum opening hours
Wednesday – Friday 10am–3pm
Saturday 10am–4pm
Sunday 12-4pm
Inspired by its history and imaginative power, the artists, Lian Chan, Ellie Laycock, Jane Peacock, Ellie Reid and Caroline Thomson, look at the land from a geological, historical, social and mythological point of view. With access to the Museum’s collections, the work that they have created specifically for this exhibition encompasses themes of storytelling, the ancient past, social conflict over land, the uncertain future of climate change and the emotional power of the land itself.
On display alongside their work which includes paintings, prints, photography, sculpture and film will be objects from the collections that inspired them, including paintings by the war artist John Nash, items of crime and punishment, long-buried gold coins and rocks and fossils from the deep past.
Sam Mason, CEO of Discover Bucks Museum, says:
‘We have been delighted to work with the artists on This Fractured Land exhibition and the wonderful work they’ve created has interpreted the museum collections in exciting new ways. With themes of history and storytelling and references to the woodlands of the Chilterns this promises to be an intriguing, vibrant and thought-provoking show.’
Click here for more information.
Museum opening hours
Wednesday – Friday 10am–3pm
Saturday 10am–4pm
Sunday 12-4pm
Join us at College Lake near Tring for our monthly sessions and enjoy seasonal adventure with outdoor nature play, crafts and stories. For pre-schoolers aged children (walking to 4 years).
£7 per child (plus booking fee). Accompanying adults free. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Booking is essential.
Click here to see the BBOWT website for more details or click here to email for more information.
Join us at College Lake, alongside Lisa from Growing Bright, to create beautiful monoprints using natural materials. Explore the intricacies of plants and trees that are growing around us everyday and create a wonderful image you can take home and enjoy.
Suitable for beginners and the price includes all materials and refreshments on the day.
£35 per person plus booking fee. Booking is essential.
Click here to see the BBOWT website for more details or click here to email for more information.
Inspired by its history and imaginative power, the artists, Lian Chan, Ellie Laycock, Jane Peacock, Ellie Reid and Caroline Thomson, look at the land from a geological, historical, social and mythological point of view. With access to the Museum’s collections, the work that they have created specifically for this exhibition encompasses themes of storytelling, the ancient past, social conflict over land, the uncertain future of climate change and the emotional power of the land itself.
On display alongside their work which includes paintings, prints, photography, sculpture and film will be objects from the collections that inspired them, including paintings by the war artist John Nash, items of crime and punishment, long-buried gold coins and rocks and fossils from the deep past.
Sam Mason, CEO of Discover Bucks Museum, says:
‘We have been delighted to work with the artists on This Fractured Land exhibition and the wonderful work they’ve created has interpreted the museum collections in exciting new ways. With themes of history and storytelling and references to the woodlands of the Chilterns this promises to be an intriguing, vibrant and thought-provoking show.’
Click here for more information.
Museum opening hours
Wednesday – Friday 10am–3pm
Saturday 10am–4pm
Sunday 12-4pm
Inspired by its history and imaginative power, the artists, Lian Chan, Ellie Laycock, Jane Peacock, Ellie Reid and Caroline Thomson, look at the land from a geological, historical, social and mythological point of view. With access to the Museum’s collections, the work that they have created specifically for this exhibition encompasses themes of storytelling, the ancient past, social conflict over land, the uncertain future of climate change and the emotional power of the land itself.
On display alongside their work which includes paintings, prints, photography, sculpture and film will be objects from the collections that inspired them, including paintings by the war artist John Nash, items of crime and punishment, long-buried gold coins and rocks and fossils from the deep past.
Sam Mason, CEO of Discover Bucks Museum, says:
‘We have been delighted to work with the artists on This Fractured Land exhibition and the wonderful work they’ve created has interpreted the museum collections in exciting new ways. With themes of history and storytelling and references to the woodlands of the Chilterns this promises to be an intriguing, vibrant and thought-provoking show.’
Click here for more information.
Museum opening hours
Wednesday – Friday 10am–3pm
Saturday 10am–4pm
Sunday 12-4pm
Do you enjoy being out in nature? Do you want to be part of looking after our wonderful nature reserve? Join us one Saturday every month to:
- Explore across the site
- Help to maintain and manage habitats
- Learn practical wildlife and monitoring skills
- Learn to use tools safely
- Have fun!
Sessions for 8-11 year olds are from 10:30am-12:30pm
Sessions for 11-17 year olds are from 1:30-3:30pm
£7 per young person plus booking fee. Booking is essential.
Click here to see the BBOWT website for more details or click here to email for more information.
Inspired by its history and imaginative power, the artists, Lian Chan, Ellie Laycock, Jane Peacock, Ellie Reid and Caroline Thomson, look at the land from a geological, historical, social and mythological point of view. With access to the Museum’s collections, the work that they have created specifically for this exhibition encompasses themes of storytelling, the ancient past, social conflict over land, the uncertain future of climate change and the emotional power of the land itself.
On display alongside their work which includes paintings, prints, photography, sculpture and film will be objects from the collections that inspired them, including paintings by the war artist John Nash, items of crime and punishment, long-buried gold coins and rocks and fossils from the deep past.
Sam Mason, CEO of Discover Bucks Museum, says:
‘We have been delighted to work with the artists on This Fractured Land exhibition and the wonderful work they’ve created has interpreted the museum collections in exciting new ways. With themes of history and storytelling and references to the woodlands of the Chilterns this promises to be an intriguing, vibrant and thought-provoking show.’
Click here for more information.
Museum opening hours
Wednesday – Friday 10am–3pm
Saturday 10am–4pm
Sunday 12-4pm
Inspired by its history and imaginative power, the artists, Lian Chan, Ellie Laycock, Jane Peacock, Ellie Reid and Caroline Thomson, look at the land from a geological, historical, social and mythological point of view. With access to the Museum’s collections, the work that they have created specifically for this exhibition encompasses themes of storytelling, the ancient past, social conflict over land, the uncertain future of climate change and the emotional power of the land itself.
On display alongside their work which includes paintings, prints, photography, sculpture and film will be objects from the collections that inspired them, including paintings by the war artist John Nash, items of crime and punishment, long-buried gold coins and rocks and fossils from the deep past.
Sam Mason, CEO of Discover Bucks Museum, says:
‘We have been delighted to work with the artists on This Fractured Land exhibition and the wonderful work they’ve created has interpreted the museum collections in exciting new ways. With themes of history and storytelling and references to the woodlands of the Chilterns this promises to be an intriguing, vibrant and thought-provoking show.’
Click here for more information.
Museum opening hours
Wednesday – Friday 10am–3pm
Saturday 10am–4pm
Sunday 12-4pm
Inspired by its history and imaginative power, the artists, Lian Chan, Ellie Laycock, Jane Peacock, Ellie Reid and Caroline Thomson, look at the land from a geological, historical, social and mythological point of view. With access to the Museum’s collections, the work that they have created specifically for this exhibition encompasses themes of storytelling, the ancient past, social conflict over land, the uncertain future of climate change and the emotional power of the land itself.
On display alongside their work which includes paintings, prints, photography, sculpture and film will be objects from the collections that inspired them, including paintings by the war artist John Nash, items of crime and punishment, long-buried gold coins and rocks and fossils from the deep past.
Sam Mason, CEO of Discover Bucks Museum, says:
‘We have been delighted to work with the artists on This Fractured Land exhibition and the wonderful work they’ve created has interpreted the museum collections in exciting new ways. With themes of history and storytelling and references to the woodlands of the Chilterns this promises to be an intriguing, vibrant and thought-provoking show.’
Click here for more information.
Museum opening hours
Wednesday – Friday 10am–3pm
Saturday 10am–4pm
Sunday 12-4pm
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It can be as small as a coffee morning or as big as a week long festival, but it must be taking place in or around the Parish of Aylesbury town and/or be of benefit to Aylesbury residents. The event can be free or ticketed, for charity or profit. We are also happy to promote all sorts of events run by a diverse range of clubs and organisations including sports clubs, literary clubs, faith organisations or residents associations.
To feature on our community noticeboard email details plus image to Rachel at rachel.noon@aylesburytowncouncil.gov.uk