‘The woods that see and hear’ exhibition has now closed

dertien hectare looks back at a successful edition of its biennial exhibition.  ‘The woods that see and hear’, developed by New Zealand-born curator Sarah Farrar, addressed issues of ecology and the changing landscape through projects by national and international artists. The exhibition received over 3200 visitors, with strong attendance of the education programme for primary and secondary schools. Extensive information about the artist projects and accompanying events can be found on this website.

Currently dertien hectare is finalising the publication ‘The woods that see and hear’ which will be presented at the end of August 2010. More information about the book launch will follow on this website.

dertien hectare thanks all of the people who have been part of our 2010 exhibition and we hope to see you again in 2012!

The next dertien hectare exhibition will be presented in the summer of 2012. dertien hectare will announce the new curator in the beginning of 2011.

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