Here I am at Hardcastle Crags on a stunning morning as the ground is marked and prepared for the installation of the second Framing the Landscape frame – the launch date is soon to be unveiled so do keep checking…

Take a look at this fantastic photograph by Dave Zdanowicz, the landscape doesn’t get much better than this ….

Here is a brief video giving a taster of the launch day with children and teachers from Yorkshire schools capturing the view through the frame and connecting with nature through art. The finished artwork can be seen on the Gallery…

Visit Marsden Moor and put yourself in the frame. You can do this by either taking a photograph of you in the frame and visit us on twitter @framinglandsc or facebook Framing the Landscape or be creative and send your…

As the phrase goes,”Many hands make light work” well it wouldn’t have been possible to install the first frame on Marsden Moor without a crane attached to the transport vehicle. Hoisted into place and then lowered the frame was installed.…

This is a shortened video of the last minutes of the inscription process that took over 15 hours at Sanderson Precision Engineering.Every curve and line inscribed by the machine was first calculated and programmed by the University of Huddersfield.Seeing it…

This video created by the University of Huddersfield shows the process by which the flanges, the metal discs that secure the base of the frame to a secure underground support frame are constructed. The video clip shows the machining of…

The first stage in any engineering construction is a prototype. This is the first time you get a feel for how the frame will look,even though at this stage it is a third of the size of the full scale…