Art - Inspired by Lindow
Most of the Art Trail has now been taken down but some pieces remain on Lindow Moss until next year. Details of the works that have been on display are in the brochure and leaflet,
Please read our Five Golden Rules before you visit the Art Trail to keep you and other visitors safe.
A living Art Trail on a living bog
Featuring work from artists Phil Barton, Liz Ellis, Juliette Hamilton, Rupert Randall and Steve Sutton, this Art Trail across the moss features 15 works relating to nature, Lindow Man and the environment. For brief details of each of the works as well as a trail map, please click here.
The full catalogue for the Window on Lindow Art Trail can be viewed online or downloaded here.
The Art Trail was curated by Phil Barton.
The Gallery@TheGuild
A series of exhibitions relating to Lindow Moss will be taking place in the Gallery at the Guild for Lifelong Learning, Wilmslow
3 June - 19 July Calligraphy, Textiles and Jewellery inspired by Lindow’s ancient history
9 September - 25 October “Inspired by Lindow 2024” an open Art exhibition of drawings, paintings, sculpture and more.
4 November - 13 December - Phil Barton and other artists create work in response to the Lindow environment
April - May 2025 A photography exhibition focusing on the artworks currently on Lindow Moss as part of the Window on Lindow Art Trail. Full details are here:
Schools on the Moss
A collaborative project featuring work by local students
Inspired by visits from Professor Melanie Giles and artist Phil Barton as well as their studies on the Iron Age, primary school students across Wilmslow have been working on a special project to be displayed on Lindow Moss this summer. With thanks to the pupils from Lindow, Gorsey Bank, St Anne's Fulshaw, Ashdene and Wilmslow Academy primary schools. The resources that they used for their work are available here.
Students from Wilmslow High School have also been working on a project which is part of the Art Trail, 'Homage to Lindow Man'.
