exhibitions
EXHIBITIONS/Past
22 EXHIBITION
Group exhibition
NATIONAL ART CENTER – TOKYO
JAPAN | 14.06.2023 - 26.06.2023
An exhibition curated by the International Ink Association in Japan.
on display paintings from the ongoing project MAGIC HOUR – which reflects on the loss of biodiversity of food plants:
EXHIBITIONS/ Past
TRACE
Group exhibition
OmVed Gardens
London | 19.05.2023 - 04.06.2023
1 Townsend Yard, Highgate
London, N6 5JF
TRACE – is taking place in the beautiful glasshouse and gardens of OmVed Gardens, Highgate.
It is a collaborative exhibition by specialist craft gallery Thrown, greenscape, food project and sustainability hub OmVed Gardens and sustainably led floral art & design studio Metafleur for the Chelsea Fringe 2023, during the Chelsea Flower Show.
Thoughts on ecological footprints – the ideas within the exhibition will be further with a curated programme of events, including talks, workshops, live music and a leave no trace supperclub.
ARTIST TALK – The Magic Hour paintings raise questions about vanishing food plants. Learn more more about Vivienne's extensive ongoing research on endangered and extinct plants and fungi and how she interprets them within her art.
Photography : Will Hearle
EXHIBITIONS/ Ongoing
SEED PLANTING ART
Group exhibition
Longyearbyen Museum Spitsbergen Island Svalbard archipelago
Norway | 01.11.2022 - 21.12.2023
Selected by an international jury:
Artists For Seeds and the Svalbard Global Seed Vault 2022.
MAGIC HOUR – Ink paintings – plants in our food chain that are endangered through climate change and the central role these plants have for our survival.
The seeds of each painted plant are stored in the Svalbard Seed Vault.
EXHIBITIONS/ Past
EARTH
Group Exhibition
North House Gallery
Manningtree/UK | 23.07. - 27.08. 2022
MAGIC HOUR – Ink paintings drawing attention to plants in our food chain that are endangered through climate change.
EXHIBITIONS/ Past
_ON THE LINE BETWEEN EARTH AND SKY_
Solo Exhibition
North House Gallery
Manningtree/UK | 05.03 - 09.04. 2022
Observation of nature from the study of the small changes within the 72 Japanese micro seasons, to work developed from her very extensive research on the consequences of climate change. The work is a reflection on the loss of biodiversity of flowers, food security and clean water.
Over 100 paintings were on display.
Photography : Rebecca Lewis
EXHIBITIONS/ Past
REWILDING
Group exhibition
TOAST Marylebone
London/UK | 08.10 - 19.11. 2021
Truffles only grow in a few regions in Italy and central Europe and the main reason for their decline is climate change. Without fungi, nutrients would not cycle through the ecosystem, causing the breakdown of the entire food chain.
EXHIBITIONS/ Past
NOT HERE – NOT THERE
Solo exhibition
Salotto Gallery
Basel/Switzerland | 10.11. - 16.12 2017
Impermanence and change, perfect imperfection
Capturing the cyclical repetition of nature
EXHIBITIONS/ Past
I PAINT FLOWERS
Solo exhibition
HSOA Gallery
London/UK | 31.01. - 14.02. 2016
