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Emerging and established artists are invited to submit works in any medium for Quay Arts’ biennial OPEN Exhibition 2019 themed and titled: ‘A Life in Nature’.
Artecology
Artecology are an eco-engineering design company based in Sandown Bay on the Isle of Wight.
Founded by Nigel George, Ian Boyd and Dave Badman, the pioneering company has been recognised with international awards and commissions for their trailblazing work.
Below are articles mentioning Artecology.
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Travel writer Sarah Baxter hoped to spot the White-Tailed Eagle when on the Isle of Wight, but she saw a whole lot more instead
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An Island project to sustain urban biodiversity in a small corner of Newport has won a national award! Well done to all involved.
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Congratulations to all at Artecology and environmental consultancy Arc - the CIRIA awards will be held on 14th September in London.
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A German film crew have been on the Island for the last couple of weeks making a documentary that is expected to be seen by 20 million people across Europe.
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If you missed the recent Beach, Bugs and Bones event in Discovery Bay, don't worry there are more opportunities coming up.
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Bob Seely met with the award-winning, pioneering team from the Isle of Wight, who are sought after from around the world
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The Micro-Eye is coming all the way from New Zealand and is a very tough bit of kit, designed to be safe and easy for any age and so will be accessible to all of our thousands of visitors.
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National media recognition for Artecology, an Isle of Wight eco-engineering company, combatting global warming's coastal squeeze with their living seawalls
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Head to Ventnor for this fun family picnic where you can hear fantastic stories about the Island's culture.
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Sandown’s entry was spearheaded by Sandown Green Town Volunteers, who the judges commended, "for the immense amount of time, hard work and dedication they put in to brighten up their coastal town"
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Residents in Sandown have been waiting a long time to hear what will be happening with Dinosaur Isle and the land occupied by Brown's Golf Course and Artecology's studio
