Against Nature was an exhibition exploring current understandings of geography, or the geo-graphical, natural histories and landscapes. The exhibition concentrated on work that uses print and the ways in which subtle innovations in this medium are used to great effect to investigate some of the complexities which arise when looking at nature in art. It explores political and ethical notions of our planet as a natural habitat. It also brings together works to explore the recurrence of natural motifs such as mountains, plants and the moon.

A Camberwell Press publication will accompany the exhibition featuring essays from David Cross and Nicky Coutts and images by Bob Matthews, Denis Masi, Finlay Taylor, Kate Scrivener and Dick Jewell.

Exhibiting artists include: Franz Ackermann, Jasone Miranda Bilbao, Sarah Bodman, Ian Brown, Helen Chadwick, Paul Coldwell, Cornford and Cross, Nicky Coutts, Dunhill & O’Brien, Adam Gillam, Oona Grimes, Judith Goddard, Mark Harris, Katsushika Hokusai, Dan Howard-Birt, Susan Johanknecht, James Keith, Serena Korda, Michael Landy, Jo Love, Mike Marshall, Bob Matthews, Julian Opie, Tim O’Riley, Simon Patterson, David Rayson, Rebecca Salter, Kate Scrivener, Jo Stockham, Finlay Taylor, Herman de Vries.