Our new limited edition zine, Flow is now available to order.
The zine showcases 35 visual artists working across a wide range of styles and mediums, all absorbing and reflecting the essence of flow through their Dartmoor-based practice … Continue readingFlow
Joe Charrington is a Sussex-based photographer whose work deals with the deep connections between people and place.
We spoke to him about his most recent photo book, Dumnonia which explores how humans have interacted with the Dartmoor landscape from the Bronze Age to the present day … Continue readingDumnonia – Joe Charrington
Featuring 25 artists working across a diverse range of styles and media, this collection of contemporary painting, printmaking, photography and drawing represents one of the biggest, most vibrant and eclectic exhibitions of Dartmoor-inspired art of the year.
We are delighted to introduce Plymouth-based photographer, Trudy Roden as the first recipient of The Hawthorn Bursary, an annual award managed by The Dartmoor Collective and given to a third year BSc Photography student at Plymouth University. Of Breeze and Watcher is the result of this project … Continue readingOF BREEZE AND WATCHER
Today marks a year since the UK first went into lockdown. During those first weeks and months when we weren’t quite so used to staying at home, The Dartmoor Collective twitter account started the #My400 hashtag so people could share a small bit of their … Continue readingMemories of #My400
Copies of our new photozine, A Worked Landscape have now landed and even if we do say so ourselves, it’s an absolute beauty. Curated by Professor Matthew Kelly, author of Quartz and Feldspar, the new zine is packed full of beautiful images exploring the myriad … Continue readingA Worked Landscape