The Journal of Wildlife Art & Conservation
Wildscape will be sponsoring the AFC exhibition again this year. We have been a main sponsor for the show since 2008.
This year, the AFC exhibition will be an on-line event featuring the work of wildlife artist from all around the world.
The art on show will be for sale and will include the work of some of the world's leading wildlife artists.
This is a high profile, high quality exhibit and is well worth looking for. Final details of dates,
website details etc will follow as soon as finalised, so keep an eye on the Wildscape website or email us for more information.
Wildscape is offering a unique opportunity for artists to take advantage of a rare visit to the UK by the top Canadian Wildlife Artist Terry Isaac. Terry is one of the leading artists in the wildlife art world and has an international reputation for his superb artwork.
Wildscape has organised two, three day workshops to be held, one in Kent and one in Yorkshire.
Dates are:
24/25/26th September at Howletts Wildlife Park, Canterbury, Kent
1/2/3rd October at the Pavilions, Harrogate, Yorkshire.
These are great value events, each three day workshop is just £225 - price is for tuition only. Book now to avoid disappointment as there are a maximum of 20 places available for each workshop.
For more information contact +44 (0) 1227 464739 or email info@wildscapemag.co.uk
March 2010 sees us celebrating the tenth anniversary of the launch of Wildscape in 2000.
Wildscape is now the only magazine available worldwide that is dedicated to the subject of wildlife art. To celebrate this achievement and our tenth year of publication, our March 2010 issue will be a special celebratory edition and will feature some of the world's leading wildlife artists, both contemporary and past masters.
We take this opportunity to say a big thank you to all our readers and supporters, especially those who have been with us since our first issue back in 2000. We have especially appreciated hearing how much you enjoy the magazine and for your continued interest and support.
Contact us for more information about this special issue or for more details about Wildscape magazine.
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