ON NOW until 3 January 2009

‘Wildlife Photographer of the Year' Exhibition
See wonderful moments captured in the frame at this highly acclaimed national exhibition.

Venue: Science Oxford, St Clements, Oxford

Tickets: Free

Info: 01865 728953, www.scienceoxford.com

ON NOW until 11 January 2009
Teenagers on nature - Hear from the Ground

The 03 Gallery at the Oxford Castle has a new audio installation of teenagers from Cowley and Blackbird Leys talking about what nature and climate change mean to them. The audio lasts 12 minutes, but you can listen on headphones for as long as you like while you go around the gallery.

The project coordinators, Eka Morgan and Flora Gathorne-Hardy, walked with the group up the Wittenham Clumps and showed them round the Northmoor Trust. These young people rarely get out into the countryside and the effect of just a simple walk in nature was transformative. Reactions to the audio have included: “very, very moving” and “incredibly powerful stuff.”

The Hear from the Ground Project is an Oxford Inspires project funded by Artists Project Earth.

Venue: 03 Gallery (off Paradise Street, inside Oxford Castle)

Tickets: Free
Info: 01865 246131 or info@o3gallery.co.uk
Opening times: Tue-Fri 12-5pm; Sat & Sun 11am-4pm; Closed Monday

ON NOW until 18 January 2009

Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller:
The House of Books Has No Windows

The galleries at Modern Art Oxford will be filled with sculptural works combining sound, images and objects to draw the audience into alternative realities. The exhibition includes new and recent work not previously seen in the UK. Janet Cardiff was born in Brussels, Ontario, Canada in 1957. George Bures Miller was born in 1960 in Vegreville, Alberta, Canada. Organised in collaboration with The Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh.

Venue: Modern Art Oxford

Tickets: Free

Info: www.modernartoxford.org.uk