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Legion Projects is an artist-led organisation and an open collaboration based in the UK.

LEGION PROJECTS is an artist-led organisation and an open collaboration based in the UK. Our projects showcase artistic work and research through exhibitions, publications and events. As Legion Projects we are interested in how the landscapes we inhabit and imagine are connected to the stories we tell each other, our collective and sustainable being and the fabric that makes up the world we live i

n. A common thread throughout our projects is their exploration of what connects us to the surroundings in which we exist, how we impact the land and how it affects us.

05/05/2026

Thank you to everyone that came down to during - we had such a lovely time speaking to visitors about Alan Garner, Blodeuwedd myths, deep time landscapes, art, children’s literature..and more!

Thanks also to all the artists; Fern Thomas, Tom Sewell, Seán Vicary, The Broom Cupboard and House of Gobin, also for hosting us and making us feel so welcomed, both for the exhibition and The Broom Cupboard’s talk.

Everyone’s enthusiasm for his writings has confirmed to us that we should continue our delvings into Garner and beyond The Owl Service, so watch this space!

30/04/2026

Awakening Blodeuwedd opens today Thursday, 6-8pm, and is on throughout the weekend!

Presenting the artists taking part in the exhibition: House of Goblin + Tom Sewell + Fern Thomas + Seán Vicary + The Broom Cupboard &

The exhibition is inspired by the landscapes, iconographies and mythscapes of cherished author Alan Garner, with a particular nod to The Owl Service (1967). House of Goblin will also be running ceramic and plate decorating workshops during the weekend- if you are in town for come by and say hi!

Curated by Úna Hamilton Helle & Matthew-Robert Hughes of

09/04/2026

Legion Projects x House of Goblin present ‘Awakening Blodeuwedd’ - an exhibition, events and workshops inspired by Alan Garner.

During NeoAncients festival, H o u s e 𝘰𝘧 𝓖 𝓞 𝓑 𝓛 𝓘 𝓝 will host an exhibition curated by Legion Projects with works by The Broom Cupboard, House of Goblin, Tom Sewell, Fern Thomas and Sean Vicary, inspired by Alan Garner’s work, with a particular nod to The Owl Service.

In said story young protagonist Alison discovers a dinner service stored in the attic of an old Welsh Manor house. Through tracing and interpreting the patterns on the plates, she awakens a dormant, cyclical story rooted in the Welsh myth of Blodeuwedd. Inspired by this moment, ceramics workshops at House of Goblin will invite participants to step into Alison’s role — using decoration, repetition and mark-making as a way of engaging with myth. Talks by House of Goblin and Alice Lowe + Matthew-Robert Hughes and Blue Firth will explore Garner’s wider influence.

This will be the first step towards a more prolonged and deeper engagement with Garner’s work, landscapes and influence. More info to come!

02/05/2025

Some details from our current exhibition in partnership with

08/05/2024

Some stills from TheTides of Kilpeck by currently streaming over at 📺🪞🌿🌼 ( link in our bio)

The Tides of Kilpeck is a vivid imaging of the ancient deities intertwined with the natural world, drawing inspiration from the mystical site of Kilpeck Church situated on the Hereford-Wales borderlands.

Cast: Isabel Jones Blue Firth and

Written and Directed by

Produced by
Director of Photography:
Costumes:
Music: Stephen Crowe, Final Song: Isabel Jones
Voices: Isabel Jones, Stephen Crowe and Blue Firth
Supporting cast and
Hair and Makeup:
Editor:
Ceramics:
Masks: &
Flowers:

Adapted from an original poem by

Supported by

25/04/2024

THRILLED TO ANNOUNCE AN EXCITING NEW PROJECT COMING SOON!! 🥁🥁🥁

The Tides of Kilpeck ~ a visionary short film by with costumes by

📆 Launching 1st May and available for viewing online

Embark on a mystical journey with ‘The Tides of Kilpeck’—a short film weaving imagined ancient history and mythical ties of older spirits and gods to the site of Kilpeck. Built in the late 9th century, Kilpeck Church stands today as one of the UK’s most mysterious sacred sites, drawing pilgrims worldwide to its Romanesque stone work and its mysteries.

Cast: Isabel Jones Blue Firth and

Written and Directed by

Produced by
Director of Photography:
Costumes:
Music: Stephen Crowe, Final Song: Isabel Jones
Voices: Isabel Jones, Stephen Crowe and Blue Firth
Supporting cast and
Hair and Makeup:
Editor: Rebekah Lowri Llewelyn
Ceramics: Matthew-Robert Hughes
Masks: Ashleigh Fisk & Her Mother the Mountain
Flowers:

Adapted from an original poem by

Supported by

01/02/2024

Monica Sjöö opened at last night!

If your a fan of scared sites, empowered by eco feminism, have an interest in Goddess, explore magical practices and activism.

Monicas work is a portal to all of this much more.

estate are now being represented by the incredible team at , and there are some very important pieces in this first exhibition with the gallery.

Thanks to the team and for the invitation.

Final slide our zine Monica Sjöö, artist, activist, writer, mother, warrior at the dinner.

Great to meet some many of the Monica advocates who’ve help her work finally get the recognition she has deserved. Shout outs to

Also we will be in Oxford on Friday Feb 16th to see Monica Sjöö The Great Cosmic Mother at if anyone would like to join us.

Go and make the pilgrimages 🗿🗿!!

Monica Sjöö The Great Cosmic Mother at ends 25th Feb

Monica Sjöö at ends 9th March

20/12/2023

Episode 3: Lesions in the Land - out now!

Artist-researchers Verity Birt and Una Hamilton Helle are on a search for Deep England, asking what the term means and where to find it? To help them on their journey they speak to artists, writers, musicians and academics whose research and practices broaden the pastoral picture. In this episode they speak to broadcaster, DJ and writer Zakia Sewell, whose podcast series My Albion was a quest for the more mystical and inclusive side of England. They also go on a journey through deep time with paleontologist Angharad Jones and experimental vocal trio CRONE (Blue Firth, Freya Barlow and Isabel Jones) through the caves of Creswell Crags.

Link in bio to listen 🔊

13/12/2023

Beneath Clouded Hills, Episode 2: Pastoral Excavations - available to listen to now!

Artist-researchers Verity Birt and Una Hamilton Helle are on the search for Deep England, asking what the term means and where to find it? To help them on their journey they speak to artists, musicians and academics whose research and practices broaden the pastoral picture. In this episode we hear from geographer David Gilbert about what Deep England looks like; artist composer duo Nastassja Simensky and Rebecca Lee about an artist residency they undertook at an archaeological dig and Sian O’Gorman from NYX and Gazelle Twin about their collaborative record Deep England.

Link in bio to listen 🎧

Commissioned by &

06/12/2023

Episode 1: Spectres of Old England - out now!

Artist-researchers Verity Birt and Una Hamilton Helle are on the search for Deep England, asking what the term means and where to find it? To help them on their journey they speak to artists, musicians and academics whose research and practices broaden the pastoral picture. In this podcast episode we hear from proto-rock band Parish, folklorist Matthew Cheeseman and folk musician Angeline Morrison about how to reclaim a sense of Englishness; the imperial origins of folklore collecting and the power of music to re-story and bring to light previously hidden experiences.

Link in bio to listen 📻

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