![FIELD WORK: Acclaimed artist John Wolseley during paddock workshops ahead of the Earth Canvas exhibition now open at Albury Library Museum. Picture: SUPPLIED FIELD WORK: Acclaimed artist John Wolseley during paddock workshops ahead of the Earth Canvas exhibition now open at Albury Library Museum. Picture: SUPPLIED](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/PDupDCSG52UXrq68xwPPyU/c317231b-76db-44a6-8c15-f77958138306.jpg/r0_0_2000_1332_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Border residents are embracing the chance to learn about regenerative farming through art.
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Founder Gillian Sanbrook is delighted by the response to Earth Canvas, on at Albury LibraryMuseum, with the virtual opening viewed more than 1000 times.
Residents are being offered myriad ways to engage with the initiative, which aims to bring to life the work of farmers in the paddock through an artist's palette and highlight their shared vision for a healthier world.
A curator floor talk will be held on November 12, 10.30am-11.15pm, followed by an in-depth online event chaired by the National Museum of Australia's senior curator Dr George Main on November 14, 4.30pm-6pm.
Or join an on-farm tour at Bibbaringa, Bowna on November 15 - go to earthcanvas.com.au for details.