From Fallen Leaves to Handstitched Art

This blog by Nathalie Leung Shing, Mauritian Craftivist is presented in association with Plant Perspectives. Nathalie Leung Shing is a self-taught Mauritian artist and craftivist whose practice combines textile art, sustainability and storytelling. Working primarily with recycled textiles, discarded materials and natural elements, she transforms waste into thought-provoking artworks that challenge consumption and raise awareness … More From Fallen Leaves to Handstitched Art

Exhibition review: ‘In Bloom: how plants changed our world’

In this blog Isis Brook, deputy editor of Plant Perspectives, reports on the exhibition ‘In Bloom: how plants changed our world‘, at Oxford’s Ashmolean museum (until 16 August). I was in Oxford recently for an exhibition at the Ashmolean Museum. ‘In Bloom: how plants changed our world’, was the title.  (It is running until 16 August 2026.) … More Exhibition review: ‘In Bloom: how plants changed our world’

Plant Perspectives – New Creative Submissions editor, Prudence Gibson

We are thrilled that Prudence Gibson has joined the Plant Perspectives team as Creative Submissions Editor, jointly with Kristina van Dexter. The journal’s first issue showcased exciting creative work and we are sure that, under Prudence and Kristina’s leadership, this element will flourish even more. The journal’s submission system is here. In recent decades, artists … More Plant Perspectives – New Creative Submissions editor, Prudence Gibson