This autumn, Garden/Art/Garden is a new series of Garden Museum talks chaired by Tim Richardson bringing together curators, gardeners, and artists exploring gardens, landscape, and environment as artistic practice. From modern Japanese gardens to experimental land art, wilderness and utopia to environmental hopes and challenges, join us to stretch our ideas of what gardens and place can mean as artistic practice in an era of climate change.

Coming up in our first session on Tuesday 15 September, environmental artist Chris Drury – whose large-scale works have sparked international debate about fossil fuels and dying forests – describes his practice and why he resists the ‘Land Artist’ label. He is joined by curator and writer Ben Tufnell, whose decades of thinking on art, land and nature make him one of the field’s most authoritative voices.

Tues 15 September, 6.30pm GMT. £10
Livestream available, watch live or on demand, Register at gardenmuseum.org.uk