The Fields is an exhibition of art about farming, featuring work by artists Andrew Howe and Molly Brown from residencies on farmland in the Shropshire and Borders area in addition to work made by participants in creative workshops and events throughout the year.
The artworks are inspired by the past, present and future of farming and rural labour and include paintings, prints, weavings and a large woolly pod where visitors can relax and listen to soundscapes created from farming landscape recordings.
This exhibition marks the end of the Imprinted Place Project, a project focused on the local farming environment around the village of Weston Rhyn, and a stopping point for The Landing Project, an exploration of art and farming with a wider geographical focus that will continue into 2026 and beyond.

This exhibition has been made possible by generous funding from the Ulrike Michal Foundation for the Arts and Arts Council England. It is being hosted at Qube from 31st March to 29th April with an opening event on Friday 4th April from 6pm – 8 pm.

The Fields is an exhibition of art about farming, featuring work by artists Andrew Howe and Molly Brown from residencies on farmland in the Shropshire and Borders area in addition to work made by participants in creative workshops and events throughout the year.
The artworks are inspired by the past, present and future of farming and rural labour and include paintings, prints, weavings and a large woolly pod where visitors can relax and listen to soundscapes created from farming landscape recordings.
This exhibition marks the end of the Imprinted Place Project, a project focused on the local farming environment around the village of Weston Rhyn, and a stopping point for The Landing Project, an exploration of art and farming with a wider geographical focus that will continue into 2026 and beyond.

This exhibition has been made possible by generous funding from the Ulrike Michal Foundation for the Arts and Arts Council England. It is being hosted at Qube from 31st March to 29th April with an opening event on Friday 4th April from 6pm – 8 pm.

The Fields is an exhibition of art about farming, featuring work by artists Andrew Howe and Molly Brown from residencies on farmland in the Shropshire and Borders area in addition to work made by participants in creative workshops and events throughout the year.
The artworks are inspired by the past, present and future of farming and rural labour and include paintings, prints, weavings and a large woolly pod where visitors can relax and listen to soundscapes created from farming landscape recordings.
This exhibition marks the end of the Imprinted Place Project, a project focused on the local farming environment around the village of Weston Rhyn, and a stopping point for The Landing Project, an exploration of art and farming with a wider geographical focus that will continue into 2026 and beyond.

This exhibition has been made possible by generous funding from the Ulrike Michal Foundation for the Arts and Arts Council England. It is being hosted at Qube from 31st March to 29th April with an opening event on Friday 4th April from 6pm – 8 pm.

The Fields is an exhibition of art about farming, featuring work by artists Andrew Howe and Molly Brown from residencies on farmland in the Shropshire and Borders area in addition to work made by participants in creative workshops and events throughout the year.
The artworks are inspired by the past, present and future of farming and rural labour and include paintings, prints, weavings and a large woolly pod where visitors can relax and listen to soundscapes created from farming landscape recordings.
This exhibition marks the end of the Imprinted Place Project, a project focused on the local farming environment around the village of Weston Rhyn, and a stopping point for The Landing Project, an exploration of art and farming with a wider geographical focus that will continue into 2026 and beyond.

This exhibition has been made possible by generous funding from the Ulrike Michal Foundation for the Arts and Arts Council England. It is being hosted at Qube from 31st March to 29th April with an opening event on Friday 4th April from 6pm – 8 pm.