Welcome to our Exhibitions
Art to make you think.
The exhibitions present a showcase to explore the issues around climate change and pollution, and to stimulate conversations across the generations. A poem, Yesterday, written by Yorkshire-based poet David Powley, was the inspiration for this project. Jane Harding, a Ludlow-based artist, has created and developed the concept. The exhibitions bring together works of art, film, creativity and conversations to explore what needs to be done today so that the younger generations have a future. Each work of art tells a unique story and invites you to explore the depths of artistic expression.
Yesterday
by David Powley
Yesterday, today
was still tomorrow.
How could we tell
that the new day
would bring such sorrow?
When all promises fade
and ill-judged debts
must be paid
before the final bell?
Time has a way
of warping overnight,
snuffing out the light
for those who borrow
and never pay
for what they sell.
For our children’s sake
let us not sleep
through the guilt,
but with them break
habit’s toxic hold,
so then the story may
tomorrow be told,
of how we built
a new today
yesterday.
A recording of Yesterday read by children of the next generation who will inherit our legacy.
The exhibition is a true celebration of art inspired by David’s thought-provoking poem. The paintings are not just visually stunning, but they also evoke deep emotions and leave a lasting impression. It's a must-visit for anyone who appreciates the power of art.
John.
This all looks fantastic, very interesting and motivating.
Well done and good luck.
A website visitor
We invite you to visit our exhibitions, be inspired by the works of art and to think about your impact on the environment. We aim to stimulate discussion and for you to leave having made a promise to yourself to do something differently that is better for the planet. The aim of the exhibitions is to be a catalyst for change.
Special thanks to:
We acknowledge and give thanks for the special contributions to this exhibition from all of the the artists in Abstract Edge, the thought-provoking film created and produced by the students of Hereford College of Arts, the generous sponsorship from The Millichope Foundation, and of course the poet that inspired all of the work – David Powley.
Yesterday Today Tomorrow
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