
The Society of Wildlife Artists seeks to generate appreciation and delight in the natural world through all forms of fine art inspired by the world’s wildlife.
Updates from SWLA
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SWLA News | Announcements
Robert Gillmor MBE 1936-2022
Robert Gillmor has had a huge influence on wildlife art and has worked alongside numerous conservation organisations and charities. His legacy to the art world is enormous.
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Announcements
Award Winners at The Natural Eye
More From Our Award Winners
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SWLA News | Exhibitions
A video tour of the SWLA Natural Eye 2021 Exhibition
Tour of the Society of Wildlife Artists Annual Exhibition 2021 with President Harriet Mead
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Announcements | Exhibitions
Pick of the Printmaking at The Natural Eye 2021
A focus on the outstanding original prints at The Natural Eye 2021.
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SWLA News | Announcements | Exhibitions
Marvellous Mammals at The Natural Eye 2021
We take a look at some of the artworks featuring mammals at The Natural Eye 2021
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Announcements | Exhibitions
Swifts, Swallows and Martins at The Natural Eye 2021
The Natural Eye has a number of works from artists who have been inspired by these acrobatic summer visitors.
Updates from SWLA Members
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Members’ News
Mike Warren and Matt Underwood
New Lincolnshire Exhibition
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Projects | SWLA News | Members’ News
The Decline of Eels
Artist printmaker Julia Manning RE SWLA collaborative art and conservation project reveals the extraordinary life cycle, epic migration and environmental catastrophes faced by the eels of her local Somerset estuaries.
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Projects | SWLA News | Members’ News | Announcements
Argyll Hope Spot Project
SWLA artists were invited to visit the Argyll Coasts and Islands Hope Spot to help celebrate the extraordinary richness of this marine area.
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Members’ News | Announcements
Harriet Mead in Conversation
Listen to Harriet Mead talk about her work with wildlife cameraman Jack Perks
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Members’ News
Exhibition with work by SWLA Member John Threlfall and Associate Member Lisa Hooper
SWLA member John Threlfall and Associate Member Lisa Hooper (alongside ceramicist Sue Dunne and landscape artist Elizabeth Gibley) will be exhibiting at the Mc Gill Duncan Gallery in Castle Douglas, Dumfries and Galloway from May 15th until the 3rd of July
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Members’ News | Workshops
Online Workshop: Drawing in the Wild
Join Chris Wallbank SWLA for this live online course using film, including the tutor's own footage of wildlife, to transport us into the great outdoors.