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Andrew Howe

Shrewsbury
I am an interdisciplinary artist and project manager, exploring how people interact with places. Using walking as inspiration for painting, photography, printmaking, books and digital media.

My practice stems from walking and includes painting, photography, printmaking, books and digital media.  I explore how people interact with places, revealing hidden narratives and drawing attention to the more-than-human.  

I work solo and in collaboration with other practitioners and communities.  In the Mosses and Marshes project, I am working with Australian artist Kim V. Goldsmith on a collaboration between artists, land managers and environmental specialists at internationally recognised wetland sites in the UK and New South Wales.

I was a co-founder of the community organisation, Cinderloo 1821, delivering socially engaged project with funding from the National Lottery Fund Heritage, Historic England and other funding partners to raise awareness of the Cinderloo Uprising, an industrial protest that took place almost 200 years ago in Dawley, now part of Telford.   

I am a member of the Meadow Arts' network of creative practitioners experienced in delivering arts engagement projects with schools, community groups and in public workshops.

 

Sphagnum Magellanicum

Bog Sequence

Whixall Bible Series

Territory

Emperor

Hawkers

Bear Witness: The Lie of the Land

Beauty and Utility - Avon Meadows

Mosses and Marshes

Cinderloo 1821

Retreating

That First Home Feeling I

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