Herbal Medicine Workshop – ‘Love’
In this workshop we will look at herbal remedies to accent love. We will look at the medicinal properties of roses and chocolate and explore some heated passions potions. We will explore ways to open hearts and grow love and compassion for ourselves, our families, our communities and the planet.
February 12th. 1-3PM at Green Lens Studios
The herbal Sundays will be happening on a monthly basis starting December 2011 (Next one “Spring Awakening” on March 11th)
Suggested donation: £ 5, £10 or £15. Pay what you can. / Please call 0750 699 2795 to book as spaces are limited. / Join the event on Facebook
Artist Talk / Lecture
On November 27th, Green Lens Studios is pleased to host an artist’s talk by Andrew Ranville. Ranville spent six weeks in his home state of Michigan this past July and August. Working on the Rabbit Island Residency project, Ranville broke ground on a sustainable residency program located on a remote, forested island in the vast waters of Lake Superior (the largest freshwater lake in the world by surface area). By securing funds via Kickstarter (a crowdfunding platform) the artist and other volunteers were able to begin laying the foundations of this challenging and unique artist residency. Join us as Ranville shares his experiences from the island and offers insights on how the project used social media not only fund the project, but also to engage and inform its supporters.
ABOUT RABBIT ISLAND:
Three miles off Northern Michigan’s Keweenaw Peninsula, located in Lake Superior, lies Rabbit Island. It is over 90 acres of forest and rock, a rugged northern ecosystem that remains in its natural state. The owner worked with a local nature conservancy to put a easement on the land, ensuring that the ecosystem will remain protected forever.
EVENT DETAILS:
Sunday, November 27th, 16:00-18:00
Tea and cake will be provided
MORE INFORMATION:
www.rabbit-island.org
www.greenlenstudios.com
www.andrewranville.com
Exhibition
Green Lens Studios is pleased to announce the Exhibition Opening of “Compass Project” on 12th of October. The exhibition will feature a mixed media installation collaborating with live performed poetry.
Compass is a collaborative project between two London based artists, a multifarious platform for creative discourse. Working as the compass, they aim to measure depth and direction of collective memory, inviting the viewer to engage within the creative discourse. Collective memory indeed provides the link between objects, viewer and artists. Both artists, Anja Henckel and Petra Stenvall have brought together a wide range of media including photography, moving image, sculpture, fabric and sound. Inspired by collective action, lost or abandoned items are given new directions and map the familiar, the unexpected or even unwanted.
VISITOR INFORMATION:
October 12th
Private viewing 6-9pm
Green Lens Studios
4a Atterbury Road
London, N4 1SF
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