Landscape is not a clear-cut subject – from the glacier that brought some sand, the river that formed two banks, the farmer that tills the top-soil, and the flock that grazes on the field – to the ditches that are cleaned, the plein air painter who loves blue skies and the mountain-biker who rests on top of the green hill.
Join us for an evening panel discussion sharing and exploring some research and future visions for land use – with a focus on agriculture, production and images of farming.
Speakers will include Clare Cumberlidge, curator, London; Paul Roncken, landscape architect and researcher, Wageningen University, NL; and John Urry, Professor in Sociology, Lancaster University, UK. The discussion will be chaired by Wapke Feenstra, artist and myvillages.org founder.