Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew: Go Wild: Features: Art from Nature

Please note:

The Go Wild Festival ran at Kew and Wakehurst place for the summer of 2003. As such many of the festival features can no longer be seen in the gardens, but this website has been kept to give visitors access to wealth of information developed to support the festival.

Don't forget to check out the latest events in the gardens. Find out more......

Art from Nature

	Flying Pollen by Rob Kesseler Artist Rob Kesseler presents a series of beautiful microscope images, massively enlarged and printed as banner installations in the Kew landscape. On throughout the festival	more info >>>
	Beauty in Detail – Stella Ross-Craig Drawings An exhibition of detailed original botanical drawings from Stella Ross Craig’s major publication ‘Drawings of British Plants’. On throughout the festival (NB limited opening times only), in the Kew Gardens Gallery	more info >>>
	Carbon Light Life by Martin Prothero A series of glass panels located in the Gardens, which capture the tracks of small mammals going about their lives. On throughout the festival	more info >>>
	Emily Young Sculptures An exhibition of striking stone carvings. from mid-June onwards, in Berberis Dell	more info >>>
	Out of the Wood – Chainsaw Sculptures by Paul Sivell Demonstrations using a chainsaw to transform felled wood into sculptures of insects and other British wildlife. 23 - 29 August	more info >>>
	A Wild Community – From Kangeroos to Kingcups A sculptural installation. from 11 July onwards, in the grounds of Queen Charlotte’s Cottage.	more info >>>


		What is biodiversity? What is a native plant? Links

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Art from Nature

Flying Pollen by Rob Kesseler

Beauty in Detail – Stella Ross-Craig Drawings

Carbon Light Life by Martin Prothero

Emily Young Sculptures

Out of the Wood – Chainsaw Sculptures by Paul Sivell

A Wild Community – From Kangeroos to Kingcups