A Call to the Wild 2025–26: Silk screen prints, wood

Marcus Diamond; Ellen Mather; Dan Mather; Sarah Perks; Paul Alexander Stewart; Nina White

A Call to the Wild 2025–26: Silk screen prints, wood

Marcus Diamond (Designer)
, Ellen Mather (Designer)
, Dan Mather (Designer)
, Sarah Perks (Co-curator)
, Paul Alexander Stewart (Co-curator)
, Nina White (Other)

Research output: Non-textual form › Artefact

Abstract

A Call to the Wild is a creative project forming part of The Green Corridor, an initiative to bring people closer to nature and heritage and improve well-being across the Tees Valley. The corridor links Middlesbrough and the Tees Estuary with the North Yorkshire Moors and Roseberry Topping.

The prints highlight relationships between people, wildlife and heritage, from Middlesbrough town centre to the semi-rural edges of Ormesby Hall. They are made using sustainable screen-printing processes, with recycled paper, reclaimed wood and air-ink, which is created by turning carbon emissions into pigment.

Created by

North Eastern Works
Ellen Mather and Marcus Diamond

Forms of Circulation
Paul Stewart and Sarah Perks
Printmaker, Dan Mather

Part of Green Corridors North East (AHRC Mission Award) led by Durham University, Newcastle University, Teesside University and the National Trust

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Middlesbrough
Publisher	MIMA
Edition	Desire Lines
Publication status	Published - Dec 2025
Event	Desire Lines: Art, Place & Possibility - MIMA, Middlesbrough Duration: 28 Oct 2025 → 12 Apr 2026 https://mima.art/exhibition/desire-lines-art-place-possibilities/

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A Call to the Wild 2025–26: Silk screen prints, wood

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