Wideyed

19/11/2025

This Friday... Louise will be talking about the journey of her current ongoing personal project Wombling:Archiving Dad.

05/08/2025

Louise was invited to return to the Horse and Art Research Programme (HARP) last weeked in Barnag, Hungary held at Kassai Lovasíjász Iskola - Szmrecsányi Kánság. Celebrating 10 years of the residency the event included an exhibition of artworks made by the 2025 artists' in residence alongside works by HARP alumni. Artists from across Europe, USA, Australia and Mongolia showed work inspired by horses, horsearchery and the art of horsemanship.

31/07/2025

Louise returned to Kassai Lovasíjász Iskola - Szmrecsányi Kánság last weekend for the 10 year celebration of the Horse and Art Research Programme. Great to meet the 2025 artists in residence and an honour to exhibit alongside them to promote art, horse archery and the art of classical horsemanship.

06/03/2025

Thanks everyone who joined us last night at Matca. Really great meeting so many interesting people!

07/10/2024

Louise will be heading to Impressions Gallery this Saturday with members of The Photobook Club Collective. She will chat about Wideyed's collaborative project and publication Agri[Culture], as well as introducing our latest publication Radical Recipes. Swing by and say hi if you're there!

Part of our annual Photobook Fair on Saturday 12 October 2024, with a focus on independent, non-mainstream, grassroots and self-published photobooks and zines.

10/09/2024

BLOSSOM - .wilkins and worked with groups around earlier this year to celebrate springtime blossom, culminating in an exhibition in the grounds of Ormesby Hall, Middlesbrough until 14th October.

Throughout the grounds there are blossom photographs by members of , Cleveland Beekeepers Association, and Apple A Day Orchard and hedgerow blossom is celebrated as cyanotypes made by residents of Tollesby Hall Care Home.

21/08/2024

RADICAL RECIPES Re-thinking food, community and connection… Introducing

Our new book, available from our website, celebrates grassroots community projects that take food as their focus. We introduce 5 radical initiatives established and run by everyday people. Each one tells a story of what’s possible when people value and nurture their communities. Whether they’re connecting people and produce, creating opportunities for people to get outside, or cooking free meals to bring people together, all these projects are about enriching lives.

Grab a copy and discover the impact that simple acts around food can have on individuals, families, and entire neighbourhoods.

28/07/2024

RADICAL RECIPES Re-thinking food, community and connection… Introducing Sunniside Community Centre’s cafe and pantry.

Our new book, available from our website, celebrates grassroots community projects that take food as their focus. We introduce 5 radical initiatives established and run by everyday people. Each one tells a story of what’s possible when people value and nurture their communities. Whether they’re connecting people and produce, creating opportunities for people to get outside, or cooking free meals to bring people together, all these projects are about enriching lives.

Grab a copy and discover the impact that simple acts around food can have on individuals, families, and entire neighbourhoods.

23/07/2024

Still time to pop in and see Fabulous Flora, at The Witham, Barnard Castle

There's still plenty of time to left to squeeze in a visit to The Witham to visit "Fabulous Flora" - an arts and environment exhibition celebrating the rare flora and special landscape of

The exhibition is part of our Budding Botantists project and is on display until Friday, 26th July.

As part of the Budding Botanists project, students from
Bowes Hutchinson C Of E (Aided) Primary School
Montalbo Nursery & Primary School
Cotherstone Primary School
St Mary's RC Primary School and Little Wren's Nursery - Barnard Castle
travelled to Cow Green Reservoir to discover the rare flowers of Upper Teesdale with the help of Dr Margaret Bradshaw and volunteers from Dr ME Bradshaw’s Teesdale Special Flora Research & Conservation Trust and artists David De La Haye, Louise Taylor and Nat Wilkins.

The exhibition is a treat for eyes and ears and includes photos, cyanotype prints, zines and sound compositions created by the students in a creative response to their visit to Cow Green Reservoir. There's also the opportunity to make your own zine!

Thanks to all our partners and contributors who have made this such an enjoyable and rewarding project.

North Pennines National Landscape